I admire riders for jumping into these races and testing their skill and determination. No better way to understand your abilities and skill level, regardless of riding level! Good entertainment to watch, good job!
Oh man, I just finished 2023 in vintage class, lost my entire exhaust, bent my subframe, lost a battery bracket and bent a foot peg out so far I can't even start the thing without jamming the kickstart. I love this race, great video!
Were you able to finish? I love the sound of the old two strokes especially as they pass me... I hoped to have a video of this years race but my new go pro was so cold it wouldn't start! I went down at about 40 miles and bruised some ribs. Bent my bars but limped in.
@@dasa5381 That's awesome, I'm glad to hear you made it! I didn't have any crashes this year, but ran out of gas at MP47 and had to have a buddy turn around and fill up an old water bottle from his tank to finish. It was awesome!
Yeah great ride great vid also it is good to see soo many srs doing these events it shows how many of us there are and not willing to sit on the porch I am also 62 yrs young I quit racing 20 yrs ago or paying to participate lol but even though I don't pay I race every time I ride ,my grandsons are my drive until they aren't available the I just rip alone ,as I have for 50 years you should never ride alone but that is what I do always have .
@@marialuisaponce18ike a turkey dinner. He cooked done. You got to be in top shape to run that whole race even if you pace yourself. Damm wish I never would sold the old KX 500.
Last year I was supposed to have a bike. Bike didnt arrive. I ordered a Beta 390 RR-S. Shipping problems kept me from getting it. I went to Desert 100. Dusty weekend but what a blast. Met some great people while there.
My husband and I are thinking of going so he can run the race, my only question is how many hours did it take you to run the race? He is a very good rider.
For the 50 mile classes the fastest riders did it in just over 2 hrs and in the 100 mile classes just under 3 1/2! There are a lot of variables such as weather, blown tires (most common bike issue), going off course ( see the 2:00 to 4:00 minute section). Racing in the desert is different than Motocross and singletrack riding , but has elements of both. If you've never done it do the Ironman on Saturday for a taste. Tubliss or Bib Mousses highly recommended.
@@dasa5381 thank you very much for the information, it really helps, I will tell him in the morning. He has been watching a lot of the RUclips races, and he is really excited 😊 he wants to run the race , I think he just wants to run any long race.😁
Thanks, I have an Akaso V50X I attached to my chin area on helmet. You might have noticed I pass the same people a couple times as I had to stop for battery changes (and resting :)). I'm working on an external battery setup... Bike is a 2019 TM En250, carb version but w/ Lectron.
You need a BIG bomb run...? Wow who put on this race. In the 70's we had 10's of thousands and our club had 1 to 5 mile bomb runs start line looked like the side of a foot field. In Barstow to Vegas "last real one" the bomb was over 5 miles away, maybe 10, and we were still three deep. But it was better than this. fun is fun
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I admire riders for jumping into these races and testing their skill and determination. No better way to understand your abilities and skill level, regardless of riding level! Good entertainment to watch, good job!
Oh man, I just finished 2023 in vintage class, lost my entire exhaust, bent my subframe, lost a battery bracket and bent a foot peg out so far I can't even start the thing without jamming the kickstart. I love this race, great video!
Were you able to finish? I love the sound of the old two strokes especially as they pass me... I hoped to have a video of this years race but my new go pro was so cold it wouldn't start! I went down at about 40 miles and bruised some ribs. Bent my bars but limped in.
@@dasa5381 That's awesome, I'm glad to hear you made it! I didn't have any crashes this year, but ran out of gas at MP47 and had to have a buddy turn around and fill up an old water bottle from his tank to finish. It was awesome!
Great video. Got me glued to the screen watching the lines and route you take. That looks so much fun
Yeah great ride great vid also it is good to see soo many srs doing these events it shows how many of us there are and not willing to sit on the porch I am also 62 yrs young I quit racing 20 yrs ago or paying to participate lol but even though I don't pay I race every time I ride ,my grandsons are my drive until they aren't available the I just rip alone ,as I have for 50 years you should never ride alone but that is what I do always have .
I was there. My 1st desert 100👍🏽 and probably my last. Did 1 circuit also. Quite the experience. Thanks for your video
Why do you think it will be your last?
@@marialuisaponce18ike a turkey dinner. He cooked done. You got to be in top shape to run that whole race even if you pace yourself. Damm wish I never would sold the old KX 500.
Nice line on the rock hill!
Good video. I have been trying to relate to my friends how insane the dust was this year. I also ran in the second wave (Vintage Class).
Last year I was supposed to have a bike. Bike didnt arrive. I ordered a Beta 390 RR-S. Shipping problems kept me from getting it. I went to Desert 100. Dusty weekend but what a blast. Met some great people while there.
Did you finally get your bike from Italy? I think I read you on the other video? If so how much did you pay for it?
@@marialuisaponce18 Yes it showed up in july 2022. I paid 12500 for it. Base price was 11099 but I had shop spring it for me and added some add ons.
@@raybaker8726 thank you very much 😊 for your quick response ☺️ I will tell my husband. Have a great rest of your day. God bless 🙏
Thanks for sharing. Looks like it would be a fun ride if you were not out there to win it all. 😉
Really nice run you had. Thank you for sharing.
My husband and I are thinking of going so he can run the race, my only question is how many hours did it take you to run the race? He is a very good rider.
For the 50 mile classes the fastest riders did it in just over 2 hrs and in the 100 mile classes just under 3 1/2! There are a lot of variables such as weather, blown tires (most common bike issue), going off course ( see the 2:00 to 4:00 minute section). Racing in the desert is different than Motocross and singletrack riding , but has elements of both. If you've never done it do the Ironman on Saturday for a taste. Tubliss or Bib Mousses highly recommended.
@@dasa5381 thank you very much for the information, it really helps, I will tell him in the morning. He has been watching a lot of the RUclips races, and he is really excited 😊 he wants to run the race , I think he just wants to run any long race.😁
Well done. What camera, and bike?
Thanks, I have an Akaso V50X I attached to my chin area on helmet. You might have noticed I pass the same people a couple times as I had to stop for battery changes (and resting :)). I'm working on an external battery setup... Bike is a 2019 TM En250, carb version but w/ Lectron.
Race?
How many times did you pass the girl with the black and white striped arms 😂👍
Where was that race held at ?
You need a BIG bomb run...? Wow who put on this race. In the 70's we had 10's of thousands and our club had 1 to 5 mile bomb runs start line looked like the side of a foot field.
In Barstow to Vegas "last real one" the bomb was over 5 miles away, maybe 10, and we were still three deep. But it was better than this. fun is fun
1 - 3 thousand rider. not 10's type.. sorry I think Barstow to Vegas 3,000. Massive bomb run. Practice on bomb run was an event itself..
Damn old guys including myself run slow and funny!
Traffic on hills that suks bad