Im here for a refresher on what I am getting myself into potentially. LOL. Doesnt look like they have gotten as much rain as it appears they did before this one though.
@@JMetal98 someone just told me it’s still dry there, but more rain looks like it’s on the way! Sounds like with a little bit more rain it could be PERFECT!
Lol I’m glad you appreciate that 4K! I actually don’t like watching dirt bike stuff in only 1080, it’s lots of extra work and storage but Fuk it…….✊🏽💨💨
When Captain 250 is on the trail, people need to recognize the greatness!! Especially knowing that Sasquatch himself is a sponsor and BIG fan! Keep it up and have fun out there! Good job to all the riders!
Yes it’s on a Dango Designs chin mount. Nobody cares if you have them on your helmet. I know it’s a AMA rule but most clubs don’t care, I was told if your at a bigger event more like something National someone might say something but not in your local events. P.S. love your channel, been watching for a long time! 🤙🏽
Great rippin dude. Don't worry about excuses and trying to explain how much more knarly it is before the gopro flattens and smooths it. We know.👍 Just enjoy the ride. Thanks for letting us ride with ya.
I wasn't there, but have run it many times. it's one of my favorite races, although it always seems to bite me. You did well,and stayed calm. One of the things I've struggled with most. I've watched your riding for a long time. You generally make good decisions, and could go far in the series. Not sure what class you chose, but I'd put you at a rear-mid B class. A few aggressive rides, you'll be upper-mid class. You're a solid rider. Trust yourself and the bike.
Just a couple tips for you since you’re starting harescrambles, I’m not saying that I’m a professional or anything but I noticed you staying behind a slower rider, one thing you can do is either use that to catch your breath and keep a steady pace or you can start looking for fast lines or a way to get around a group of riders stopped or stuck, this is just used for when you actually start racing, another thing that I do is I ride a track for the first lap to see what it’s all like and then try and go faster each lap and a tip for mud races is try and stay off the front break because the wheel will easily slide out but Glad to see you having fun trying something new
I really appreciate those tips! I was definitely waiting to much when I could of been passing, but I just wanted to see how things work in a race. Hopefully next one I’ll get a little better, thanks man!
Nice Job, Jeff! You’re a better rider than a lot of those guys. Glad you got to pass some of them. #39 and #90 were a mess. You’re bike was really capable on that terrain too! Too much chaos for me. I’m a little surprise you like being around so many bikes. Love your trail ride videos.
@@Captain250FX Sorry about that, Captain 250. I got out of bed, watched your video before my coffee. I still like your trail reviews. We are so lucky to have such great trails in Mi. Got a group of 10+ headed to Mack Lake this month for a semi-annual ride.
i was out there in the front of the 85cc class number 240 on a kawasaki but it was sooooo rough and gnarly by far the roughest one i ever did but ya know i got the overall win
Future reference for when it comes to videoing your harescrambles. Use 1080p and then upscale (superscale if using Davinci Resolve) it to 4k so that way you can record for longer. Awesome riding!
@@Captain250FX I'm actually thinking about picking up an aftermarket battery cover (Ulanzi G8-7) for my Hero 8 so I can run a USB-C to a power bank. I've used low temp hot glue to seal and secure cords through dry boxes for kayak races and I just pick it off after an event.
@@Captain250FX looks like it's gonna run me about $50. I might have to rig it up for Tomahawk this weekend. I'm currently using a ProShot mount with the bracket flipped so I can mount the camera upsidedown. I had clearance issues with the Dango when I would duck under a branch or look at the ground when stopped, plus it would shift when things got too bouncy. I didn't like the SoPro mount either. It was too close to my mouth inside my Fly helmets. If I slap something together, I'll share some pics on Facebook. I'm gonna try a 3.3' 90⁰ USB-C along my helmet to the goggle pouch on my back pack. My cousin and I don't really stop to take breaks, so changing batteries is even more inconvenient, so I rarely bother filming anymore.
Enjoyed the video. Very good footage. On camera it appeared you were B much more I planted than many of the other riders … was that true and if so, how no much credit do i give the bike, as most seem to be on 2 strokes ?
Actually I’m in C-class, first race. I definitely could have ridden harder than I did but I was just getting to know how things work in a race. Also the bike is on rails! It’s a 4-stroke with good suspension work done to it. The faster you ride this FX the more stable it becomes!
Thanks for posting. Kicking this around for next year.
Do it, so much fun!
Showed this to my boy to get him ready for next weekend! Nice edit!
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Im here for a refresher on what I am getting myself into potentially. LOL. Doesnt look like they have gotten as much rain as it appears they did before this one though.
@@JMetal98 someone just told me it’s still dry there, but more rain looks like it’s on the way! Sounds like with a little bit more rain it could be PERFECT!
@@Captain250FX Agreed, it should be pretty good based on radar/hourly I saw! GL
An average Joe racing hare scrambles with 4k video upload. You Sumbitch I'm in!
Lol I’m glad you appreciate that 4K! I actually don’t like watching dirt bike stuff in only 1080, it’s lots of extra work and storage but Fuk it…….✊🏽💨💨
@@Captain250FX you did great for a first race!
@@8865jb thanks 🙏🏽
Looks like it was the first race for a lot of guys.
Nice ride.
Also a mud race so super greasy.
When Captain 250 is on the trail, people need to recognize the greatness!! Especially knowing that Sasquatch himself is a sponsor and BIG fan! Keep it up and have fun out there! Good job to all the riders!
Lol, thanks! 💪🏼
Give you a red hot tip. Put a 14 front sprocket on the bike.
And standard 51 rear
Is the camera on your helmet? Did anyone have an issues with you using a GoPro?
Yes it’s on a Dango Designs chin mount. Nobody cares if you have them on your helmet. I know it’s a AMA rule but most clubs don’t care, I was told if your at a bigger event more like something National someone might say something but not in your local events. P.S. love your channel, been watching for a long time! 🤙🏽
@@Captain250FX oh wow that's great to know I'm gonna have to get my butt to a hare scramble. Thanks for the info and thanks for the cool vid 😁
@@DerekHallman thanks!
Great rippin dude. Don't worry about excuses and trying to explain how much more knarly it is before the gopro flattens and smooths it. We know.👍 Just enjoy the ride. Thanks for letting us ride with ya.
Thanks
My friend was in B class came in 4th or 5th I was going to race but bike had other plans 😅
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Looked amazing! Great footage
Thanks
It was brutal
I had noodle arms at the end!
I still have noodle arms
Brutal track. Congrats on finishing.
Thanks
Came in 3rd, 35+C. Thought I was going to die!
Sweet, congratulations! My arms were noodles after that!
Did you happen to take a pic of the results for your class Christian?
@@welter147 no. My position was posted on the screen after the last lap. I didn't stick around. Can't find anything online today
holy crap huge starting line!
Definitely a lot of racers!
Nice video bud!!! Oh yes that track was fun wasnt it!!!
Thanks! Track was definitely fun! 🤠
Awesome job! Congratulations on finishing. Looks super, and brutal. 😆
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I wasn't there, but have run it many times. it's one of my favorite races, although it always seems to bite me. You did well,and stayed calm. One of the things I've struggled with most. I've watched your riding for a long time. You generally make good decisions, and could go far in the series. Not sure what class you chose, but I'd put you at a rear-mid B class. A few aggressive rides, you'll be upper-mid class. You're a solid rider. Trust yourself and the bike.
Thanks Steve
Just a couple tips for you since you’re starting harescrambles, I’m not saying that I’m a professional or anything but I noticed you staying behind a slower rider, one thing you can do is either use that to catch your breath and keep a steady pace or you can start looking for fast lines or a way to get around a group of riders stopped or stuck, this is just used for when you actually start racing, another thing that I do is I ride a track for the first lap to see what it’s all like and then try and go faster each lap and a tip for mud races is try and stay off the front break because the wheel will easily slide out but
Glad to see you having fun trying something new
I really appreciate those tips! I was definitely waiting to much when I could of been passing, but I just wanted to see how things work in a race. Hopefully next one I’ll get a little better, thanks man!
Nice Job, Jeff! You’re a better rider than a lot of those guys. Glad you got to pass some of them. #39 and #90 were a mess. You’re bike was really capable on that terrain too! Too much chaos for me. I’m a little surprise you like being around so many bikes. Love your trail ride videos.
Lol, wrong RUclipsr but thanks!
@@Captain250FX Sorry about that, Captain 250. I got out of bed, watched your video before my coffee. I still like your trail reviews. We are so lucky to have such great trails in Mi. Got a group of 10+ headed to Mack Lake this month for a semi-annual ride.
@@tlh001 no problem!
Congrats on your first one that’s awesome! Looks like fun!
Thanks
You should go to Vintage days in Mid Ohio, the weekend in July 22-24
Good job! looks like a lot fun! 👍
Thanks Bart !
i was out there in the front of the 85cc class number 240 on a kawasaki but it was sooooo rough and gnarly by far the roughest one i ever did but ya know i got the overall win
Sweet
Very good didn't wipe out not once the definition of brutal is tracks in south after tropical weather
Thanks
Looks a ace place 👌
Thanks
Future reference for when it comes to videoing your harescrambles. Use 1080p and then upscale (superscale if using Davinci Resolve) it to 4k so that way you can record for longer. Awesome riding!
Thanks buddy and great tip!
@@Captain250FX I'm actually thinking about picking up an aftermarket battery cover (Ulanzi G8-7) for my Hero 8 so I can run a USB-C to a power bank.
I've used low temp hot glue to seal and secure cords through dry boxes for kayak races and I just pick it off after an event.
@@Engrave.Danger good idea!
@@Captain250FX looks like it's gonna run me about $50. I might have to rig it up for Tomahawk this weekend. I'm currently using a ProShot mount with the bracket flipped so I can mount the camera upsidedown. I had clearance issues with the Dango when I would duck under a branch or look at the ground when stopped, plus it would shift when things got too bouncy. I didn't like the SoPro mount either. It was too close to my mouth inside my Fly helmets.
If I slap something together, I'll share some pics on Facebook. I'm gonna try a 3.3' 90⁰ USB-C along my helmet to the goggle pouch on my back pack. My cousin and I don't really stop to take breaks, so changing batteries is even more inconvenient, so I rarely bother filming anymore.
Great job man! I was there as my first race as well and I’m still sore a week later ! It absolutely kicked my ass. Track seemed crazy brutal
I’m already looking forward to whiskey creek hare scramble!
you pulled some nice passes!
Thanks
what class were ya running? Looks like fun! Good job.
Thanks, I was running C35+. I’m 44 yrs old but they don’t have a plus 40 anymore lol.
Please try sprint enduros and give a review.
Most definitely, I really didn’t do a good job with this video. Next race will be more detailed and I’ll take my time on it!
Enjoyed the video. Very good footage. On camera it appeared you were B much more I planted than many of the other riders … was that true and if so, how no much credit do i give the bike, as most seem to be on 2 strokes ?
Actually I’m in C-class, first race. I definitely could have ridden harder than I did but I was just getting to know how things work in a race. Also the bike is on rails! It’s a 4-stroke with good suspension work done to it. The faster you ride this FX the more stable it becomes!
Nice run! Was that your fuel light on?
I was actually the engine light, I broke my air intake sensor. I ordered two today, one for a backup.
I thought it was brutal! It was my first time too! Did you happen to stay for results? I know they haven’t posted them yet.
Somebody just posted c-class for me on Facebook, what’s your name?
And yes it was brutal, I had noodles for arms.😂
Mike Thompson