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ahhh thanks so much man, and I'm so glad to hear you finished second!!! FELLOW BRIT EH! we'll slowly, probably, take over OO! haha :D

@@woodlandwugui yeah I was born and raised in Manchester

@@PAYNO561 ahhh a Northerner! Southampton here, total shithole never wanna go back haha. You doing the cord?

@@woodlandwugui yep Manchester also a shit hole lol I’m never going back lol not this year my cyclinder needs re niklesealing and my gear leave shaft is bent from Chloe’s kingdom but next year I will for sure

@@PAYNO561 haha, ive never actually been to Manchester tbf so i'll take your word on that haha. Ah damn, next year it is in that case! maybe see you at the 6hr if i decide to send that this year. That was a blast last year, i'll see if its announced.

NOBODY PAYS ATTENTION TO THE HORN

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YES HOSS ROCK CLIBBIN'S, ROOT CLIBBINS, ROCK AND ROOT CLIBBINS. GOBBLESS

Thanks man, cya there!

Maybe ill be scared of them now :P I just try to keep my toes in so I don't get backwards foot syndrome, I dont tend to worry about falling on them and this is the first time landing on one so honestly its kind of a fluke. 10 cms either way, id have missed it and maybe would be showing some berries i picked instead hahaa I know that feeling about scratching new goggle lenses too. 🤣 haha thank you, the racing really does help alot when youre surrounded by far faster people.

i think i'll be there the saturday! Im not sure if i'll do both days because ill just have landed back in Canada so jetlag and travel exhaustion could be pretty savage to race with 🤣

repetition is key, as you can tell by how i like to just do the same hill, so many times haha. Look forward to our next training session!

mayybbbeee right on!

straight into my goggleless face haha

@@woodlandwugui Ouch! I know I would have eaten it! I'm sidelined RN. Two weeks ago, I raced Sat, Sun, then practiced Tues, Thurs. Finally felt like I was beginning to ride loose and relaxed again... Sat, doing some work in my garage... shin started to hurt like shin splints.. No idea what triggered it. Hurts if I lift my foot suddenly (upshifting) and probably needs at least one more week of rest. Thinking of riding Walton part deux if the shin is good to go. Always a fun race, even if it's a bit tight for my bars in spots.

@@rondaniels9974 my guess is riding 4 days in one week haha, but hopefully you can recover for the Walton, the trails are really wide in that race there's nothing to worry about! Chloe's will be the one with the bar/tree bumpers!

@@woodlandwugui Chloe's looks like fun, but not on my stock MX'er with air in the tires..

@@rondaniels9974 run tubes for the last 3 races there! Having said that, not an MX bike and my last time i went with MX tyres and that was an extremely terrible choice. haha

haha, I saw Van ripped her footpeg off 🤣

yeah I think its more like a 'normal' hard enduro after watching peoples videos like rustynut and Vanessa's. Its no romaniacs haha. Maybe i'll give it a go next year if i can succeed at the cord!

@@woodlandwuguiAh yes, the Corduroy. What makes the Corduroy hard is its length, unless you’re a “pro” and as such you have to do some extra technical stuff. I did it a few years ago when there were these biblical rains the week leading up to it. It was an absolutely, unbelievably, chaotic spectacle. I did have a lot of fun helping some of the more hopelessly stuck newbs. Unfortunately I timed out and did not get the hallowed finishers nub of wood. I was going to sign up this year but saw they were allowing 700 registrants and decided at 65 I don’t need that piece of wood that bad. I may still do the trail ride on Saturday which utilizes the Sunday course as the tracks are just so much fun. If it’s dry, and dusty bring an extra pre-oiled air filter. Good luck, and may the Force be with you!

@@TheKitchenTechnician Thanks for the tip! and I pray for hero dirt, but kind of expect it to biblically rain for a week prior based on how this seasons rain has gone so far.

@@woodlandwugui oh yes, that rain year a couple years ago.... the gong show at the Somerville start section... oh boy.

That is true, i'll make an effort to visit those places more throughout this season for practice!

Wait they checker flagged you after 61 minutes?! I was watching your videos and whilst it looked extremely difficult, it did make me think the morning looked easier than the afternoon. I also liked how in your video the map tricked me at first thinking the red was hardest, but red is actually fastest haha.

haha, I havnt really improved my deadlift after I hit 182kg. That's 250% my body weight so its by far enough. I just rep140kg now for an easy day without any risks to keep fit.

wish you were there too man!

haha yeah ive dabbled with computers once or twice. It doesn't take long to make a video, less than an hour to cut, voice over, render and upload. And with my job im surrounded by some pretty beefy equipment so that speeds everything up even more. Takes longer to drive across Barrie to the trails at the weekend 😭

Thank you!

Wow surprised to hear of bears at Hendrie!! I didnt expect them to get so close to the cities!! I'm on a Beta 250 rr, bit hard to tell now ive swapped all the graphics out haha.

ahhh haha, i just think of little goats running up n down hills, but it makes sense being a bit of a bowl that it could be a wash basin haha

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uhhhh its across the road, you come out of the carpark and go up about 1km and on the right you enter into a fireroad trail there, follow it along there are signs until you get to the start. The OFTR map with some gps should let you know you've started the right place! Don't go alone even if you're competent, as you can get stuck in mud real easy when not paying attention

Out of these two? Honestly its hard to say, but i personally wouldn't do millennium without a buddy as there's wayyyy to much to easily get stuck in if you go the wrong way in a puddle. If i was told to pick one, i guess it would be somersville as there is so much in there that i've yet to ride as its just too difficult for my current skillset.

haha you'd have crushed me this day. But long as you come back to help pick me up when i fall then ya know haha :D Orr lake is definitely one of my favourite places and that's another reason i was disappointed as i wasn't able to rip around like I really enjoy here. Ah well!

the very first part of the video is across the road from the main parking lot, so the East Side

we did the cross the road then the long single trail side twice

It was great meeting you too, i'll buzz next time im near by!

haha yeah, I cant believe how exhausting the little bean shape is, just a few minutes and I'm gassed lmfao.

ahhh better luck next time!!!

thanks man, though tbf, the class was only 23 big, but im very happy nevertheless as I felt like I rode well, espeically compared to years past

crikey what on earth part could have such a huge difference?!? It was a fantastic day and the weather was great! And thank you, I do my best to boost up the ontario economy, those speedo wires arent cheap either haha 🤮

@@woodlandwugui MAP sensor circuit problem according to the flashing light. in my kill button. Makes it really hard to start. Just got in a new MAP sensor in and tried it out. No better! I have some disassembling and connection checking to do tonight! Silver lining is it gives my thumb more time to heal from cranking it playing hockey

@@rondaniels9974 ahhh dreaded electrics, damn that sucks it didnt work. Electrics terrify me more than mechanics, i feel like a monkey who just is staring at things I don't understand when it comes to that.

@@woodlandwugui Luckily for me, I was a telephone repairman while in school, I'm trained in electronics for scientific applications and I teach (among other things) how to create machines that interface microprocessors and sensors/motors, so I'm less intimidated than most. Once fixed my car's air conditioning after taking an oscilloscope home and reading the signals going to it. I put in a new sensor last night. $48 off Amazon instead of $240 at the dealer. Cheap chinese knock-off. REALLY hard to start, got the code again and when I bench tested the sensor, it was fried in the exact same way at the first one. Took apart all of the wiring on the bike and cleaned all the connections. Metered the three wires coming from the sensor. All three registered conductivity with miniscule resistance - GREAT! Then I checked between the wires. Ground wire was zero conductivity to the other wires - perfect. Signal wire to input voltage wire was 6.8 kOhm - BAD!!!! Examined the wire loom and found that the wires for this sensor had been rubbing on the frame (bike has over 500 hours on it), and had rubbed through the insulation a touch. Add a bit of dirty moisture and you've got a short circuit. Moved the wires away from each other and cleaned everything.... zero conductivity. It's nice when you find the physical flaw. Lot less tossing and turning at night when you know what's causing the problem. Since no fraying of wire, I just encased each wire separately in silicone and heat shrink tubing wrap and will do another round of this over the whole bundle tonight. The partial short circuit was sending bad readings to the ECU AND blowing up my sensors (they don't like it when voltage is applied to their output pin). I felt a bit of funny hesitation/surging at low throttle once or twice at RJ's, but that was only one of MANY reasons I was super slow that race...LOL! Now that I've got the root cause sorted, I'll get a good OEM sensor in and not worry about this again for another 8 years. I will, of course, meter the Fuel injector, temp sensor and throttle position wires while I've still got everything apart...

@@rondaniels9974 that whole ordeal sounds like exactly what happened to zach attack last year on his beta, he had troubles for a few weeks and it turned out the fuel tank rubbed through the wiring harness! Well heres to the next 500 hours!

Noted thank you, I gotta break that habit and now i think about it, maybe i pull the clutch in because i lack the accurate control in the rear too. I'll be sure to practice this.

@@woodlandwugui Brenton900 speaks the truth. take a look at the Enduro GP guys on a grass track, heavier front brake than rear, butt off the seat and hips rearward. Bike is actually more disturbed by the application of clutch in that situation. Seems paradoxical but .....Be well and have fun.

Ahhhhhh hahaha what happened? you collide into Isaiah or get cross rutted? I think its him? 🤣

@woodlandwugui I was trying to brake and slid into Isaiah as he fell. lol

@@BakeBoat07 🤣haha hillarious, least you didnt run him over, though you could have used his bike as traction through the mud!

Thank you! Over the winter, i had a look back at some of my early videos and i straight up laughed. It made me feel that keeping track of my progress has been worth it.

Definitely!!! i usually scoot after the race as getting back across toronno sucks on a sunday afternoon haha. Whats your race number?

@@woodlandwugui do you have an instagram account ?!

haha well i had to go check out your last race, and the keanu meme cracked me up! This was certainly a fast course, and the int guys were absolutely flying, they even added a hard enduro section for that class and above, logs and tyre carnage.

come racing Brian!!!

@@woodlandwugui might have to show up in my fancy gear ;-)

@@kiwi-moto you'll (probably) be the most handsome fella at the track!

Hope you weren't injured in that crash! Andre did say he wanted to reach out to apologise!

@@woodlandwuguithanks for the sentiment. It was my first attempt at racing. I got caught on the sidelines in the wrong place. I have hurt my ribs and my spine hurts. My ribs feel a lot better but my spine still hurts. Hopefully it’ll all get better so I can keep riding with my boy. I still don’t understand how someone could have rear ended me. I’m not in it for the blood just trying to have some fun

@@mikebelperio2579 oof, gutting to hear, I assume you went to the docs for a quick check over if your spine hurts? hopefully its just bruising and itll heal up well soon. I 100% can see how you got rear ended at that corner, the excitement of coming out of the barn on the first lap, then a slight off camber blind corner over a slight crest meant he overcooked it on the straight and with it also narrowing had no area to run off and unfortunately hit you. But never the less, i hope you recover and can ride again with your lad soon, and come back to race in future!

@@woodlandwugui Thanks for your concern and I certainly don’t blame anyone for the situation I’m going to check it out as most of the other injuries have gotten considerably better. I’m also hoping its just bruising and will heal with time

Great news I just returned from the doctor and was told I just need more time to heal He didn’t even think an X-ray was necessary

it was quite forgiving compared to other sand too!

🤣 haha were you thinking, how on earth did that happen?! Thank you for helping run the event!

thanks man!