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Yes it is and from what I heard the Ranch it’s on let them add more milage to the loop. It’s on September 7th and 8th the adult race being in the 8th. I would recommend following the WORRA (Wyoming Off-Road Race Association) Facebook page to keep in the loop on any updates or changes they do a good job of getting info out.

It’s Chest Mount and I don’t think I had the screw tight enough. I would rather run helmet mount like I do for our local races, but the AMA put a rule out last year banning helmet mounted devices from use in AMA Sanctioned events.

I didn’t realize they had added that rule.

www.armca.org/news/2021/1/21/clarification-on-ama-rule-change-regarding-helmet-attachments I get it, but chest mount is no where near as good of footage as the chin.

Yeah I really struggled to be fast in it, but it was a blast to ride.

Just a little. The wet rocks kept it interesting!

I was on 24. it wasn't chewed up yet, but it was still pretty greasy. The rain started when we were in test 3. Some of the ruts I saw starting to get bad in the later tests, I was sure would be gnarly by the time even 50's were coming through

@@hookedonenduro I know your right ! I was one of the guys that swept Test 1

Thank you for working the race!

I was row 69... pretty rough. Really felt bad for rows 100 or so.

Yikes I can’t imagine how nasty some of those sections would be at the back of the pack.

Thanks!

Thanks! They are having it again this year on September 8th. From what I hear they are going to be adding some new areas to the course as well!

Thanks, I was fighting through a hamstring cramp most of Test 5. Not quite use to the heat yet this year and certainly not 92% humidity!

Thanks, I am riding on a 2024 Husqvarna TX300

lol not so much, the whoops and ruts in the tight trees felt pretty foreign.

There are companies that sell pickle juice in those little 5-hour energy type of containers and I always keep two of those in my pack for Enduros. I didn't really have hardly any issues with cramping in the 24 like I did when I did the 12hr in Colorado. I also got my electrolyte & calorie mix in my water more figured out before the 24hr. I am a huge fan of the gels, I have found great results with the Hammer gels. I was running a sound canceling Ear bud on one side switching back and forth (mostly to keep track of my heartrate, I'll have to try running it both next time to see what the difference is. I think my biggest problem was that I didn't do enough muscular endurance training on my upper body. My core and my legs were great the whole race. Thanks for the return viewing!

In our pit at this race we had a 60+ team my Dad was on one of the old guys introduced me to Pickle juice and what a difference it makes! I always keep some on me when racing now. I changed jerseys during the 24hr. and looking back I definitely would have benefited from a full change of gear at the 12hr mark. my body was pretty ragged at the end and fresh gear would have helped avoid a lot of it.

Thank you!!

Not all are so lucky. That is one of my favorite areas.

Thanks, on day 1 I missed an arrow in a corner in another test and lost a lot of time. Between the time off course and with the mistake I made on the hill in this test I ended up in 10th in B30+. I don’t remember what the miles were, but it was 50-60. My time was around 121 minutes. I felt I rode well, but those two mistakes cost me a lot of time.

Thats a tough break! Talk about jumping back in the deep end. I've ridden with cracked and dislocated ribs its mighty painful. the course was destroyed and rough as can be by the end. I feel for you!

Thanks! I was saddle sore and my knees aches for a couple days. My finger tips where I pull the clutch were numb for about two weeks.

Thank you! it was a great personal growth project!

Thanks for watching! It was a great experience getting ready for and racing the 24hr. I'm sure you will do well with the 6hr. 6 is pretty reasonable. Father son racing is where it is at. I have been racing the last 10 years with my Dad and still do. it's the best part of our sport!

Thanks! I'm glad you're still out there getting after it! My Dad still races with me in his mid 60's and still goes fast. I ran a heart rate monitor and an ear bud to make sure I kept my heartrate in a range I knew I could sustain. You are right, it is very easy to let yourself start to push and that will your lower your odds of finishing quickly.

Thank you. You can do it! Pick one, train and go for it. I highly encourage doing a 12hr first. You will learn a lot at that length of time.

Thank you! Ain't nothing to it, but to do it!

Thanks!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! this section kicked my butt too. Saturday you had to earn every mile!

Thanks for watching! I was bummed that the bars pulled my camera down when I got off balance in the stream and missed filming the rock Garden before the root staircase. At least I got some of it!

Thanks Ricks Mom!

Good intense one!

Mambo #5! Lol I love it!

Nice!

Thank you for your support!

Thank you!

It’s the Sandwash area just outside of Maybell CO, Near Craig CO. I have only raced there a couple of times, but there are some awesome trails there. Reach out to The race organizer for “Enduro Colorado” I’d be willing to bet he could and would tell you a lot more about the area.

It was fun the first lap! The rocks never really let up.

The race was on private property very close to the Red Canyon area.

I should have that episode up next week some time.

It wasn’t too bad I just got out of balance and lost my momentum at a bad spot. I made it clean on the second day.

I couldn’t help my self to poke some fun at all the girls I saw on those bridges doing their IG duck faces lol

I was bummed I missed it.

I was on row 36 in Caprock.

Sometimes sections just click more than others.

Sorry, I have like 3 minutes of Day 2 test 4. I started the test then for whatever reason and thought I forgot to turn it on and actually turned it off. I had a really high speed fall in test 4 so I was really bummed I missed it. I

@@hookedonenduro No worries! hope you didn't have any injuries from the fall!

@@lprasco21 I rang my bell a bit, but I'm all good!

No Problem, I missed Day 2 Test 4 and ended up a little short on test 5&6. I find I can get about 2 tests per battery and 128gig card is plenty depending on what setting you have it on.

I was on 31A. I swear every plant in that race are out for blood and have the fangs to do it!

@@hookedonenduro HA!!!! You're Eric. I'm Bryan. I'm in your class (#38B a Lone Star). I got 3rd but I know Test 4 was a scoring error because I walked up the Mule to see if my son had come thru and the reader clocked me in. I completely forgot to let the final score desk know about that and as a result, they had me at least 10 minutes slow. Look at the results and you'll see what I mean. Now... off to study your lines. :) Thanks for the video... I left my GoPro mounting screw at home that day.

Close, but not Eric. My Dad and I weren’t on our regular rows since our spots were reserved by TSCEC riders. I race the B 30+ class. Glad you enjoyed the footage. I’m going to try to get most of the RMEC events up this season.

Thanks!

Yes! Thank you!