12hr mtb endurance race in Tijuana, Mex

[moab63]

ello guy updating the fall race. The 12hr endurance race will be held on sat sept 17 at a private ranch. At the same place as our march 26 race. We had teams from as far north as Lake Forest and from all over baja.

The course is beginner friendly also female friendly. If you want to contact the guys from lake forest let me know. The cost is only 125.00 per team including t-shirt and trophy also some raffle tickets.
Camping is only 5.00 dollars.
:clap:

 

[LBmtb]

I deleted the cross post in website discussion. No need for duplicate threads.

 

[Evel Knievel]

Lots of races in the States. None with deperate parents pushing thier kids in front on gringos moving vehicles. None with Federales ready to invent a crime to get paid.

Is a non-challenging race course where all your rights are left at the border worth the risk ?

 

[miznaxxx]

Aye yay yay |O|

 

[moab63]

Not a whole lot of races in California

Lots of races in the States. None with deperate parents pushing thier kids in front on gringos moving vehicles. None with Federales ready to invent a crime to get paid.

Is a non-challenging race course where all your rights are left at the border worth the risk ?

I'm guessing you already rode the course, but narrow minded views are all over the place. Maybe in a few years when you don't have a place to race in California, maybe even to ride you will come down, but don't because you aren't needed or even welcome. I'm amazed about all the federales talk since in all this years of driving all over I have yet to meet one. But hey is all cool in the movies. :clap:

By the way the rest still invited. :wave:

 

[moab63]

Cool because it was a mistake

I deleted the cross post in website discussion. No need for duplicate threads.

I had no idea how to fix it :-k

 

[Evel Knievel]

I'm sorry I had mistaken "beginer friendly" for not challenging. A steep incline is challengeing and beginer friendly.
My experiences with Federales and those of 1000's of other sufers and motoXers have been rife with true stories of horror or robbery. True that traveling in large packs helps but that in itself is no garentee of safety. Yeah and I would risk bleeding to death in line to cross north to a hospital before going to TJ memorial. I stand by my statement "Are the risks worth it. ".

Last I heard America was a free country. I'm pretty sure there will be racing here for a long time. Notice BB no giving up XC because of NFS pressure or lawsuits , not even high insurance costs have shut it down.

Don't get me wrong the Mex racing scene is cool. I would love to see it grow. I love to see Mexican teams compete here in our 24hr races. Good fellows who drink beer ,ride hard , compete and have a good time. Same to you Moab63, have a good time.

 

[Evel Knievel]

Nice photography. More pics please. Make me jealous of what I can't have.

 

[moab63]

Cool the coutry is kind of free even some of the

freedoms are going away as we speak, and yes some groups and lawyers will take care of it just give them time remember a long time ago three wheelers were legal also 2 stroke motorcycle without any stickers.

I have worked on the motorcycle business for years so I know 100s of guys and gals that go to Mex on a regular basis and you never have any trouble.

the ones that have problems most of the time are drunks and people that don't have the required paper work for their vehicles and so on.

Life is a risk, my wife had heart surgery here in Mexico over 20 years ago and she still here and doing very well so there are a few doctors here that know how to take care of a cold. But have fun there, but be careful with the sierra club or maybe someone drilling for oil which I know are very opposite but the end result would be the same.
Cya and be good, i will be racing here and maybe fontana also sage brush