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Title: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Trhollister on December 08, 2010, 07:08:46 pm
Anyone raced this before?It would be fun to race in Laughlin just curious about it.
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Chris Cory - President 2012-14 -Life Memeber on December 08, 2010, 07:54:26 pm
Sounds like a pretty technical race. One guy said it was 80 miles long and took him about 4.5 hours to finish.
I am considering doing some out of state races next year but this one is on the same weekend as the Prairie Dogs GP.
I am planing on doing all the GP's next year. Sounds like a few others are planing on doing more of them also.
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Charlie & Darlene Barney - Life Members, 2015 President on December 09, 2010, 06:48:10 am
I have done it four or five times. They run it as a figure eight loop about 20 mile loops which the leaders do one loop in about 45 minutes, very tight rocky and now hoops you will want to do it as a team. It is a short but very hard race, years ago before it was all whoop out it was one of the best race of the BITD series now unless Casey has made some Major course changes it is a ass kicker.
CB
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Trhollister on December 09, 2010, 06:56:49 pm
Thanks,so its more difficult than a D37 national hare n hound?

Anyone want to try it as a team?
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Charlie & Darlene Barney - Life Members, 2015 President on December 10, 2010, 08:57:40 am
It will kick your ass if you are not in shape, it is on par with a very hard national loop over and over, the thing is there is no pushing of the bike or any thing that you can not ride thru, it is just relent less. It beats you every step of the way. Gear for moto cross and start with new brakes and a good clutch you will know you did something at the end of the day.
CB
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Donn Nay on December 10, 2010, 03:13:14 pm
It will kick your ass if you are not in shape, it is on par with a very hard national loop over and over, the thing is there is no pushing of the bike or any thing that you can not ride thru, it is just relent less. It beats you every step of the way. Gear for moto cross and start with new brakes and a good clutch you will know you did something at the end of the day.
CB

If Charley said its tough then it's TOUGH
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Chris Cory - President 2012-14 -Life Memeber on December 10, 2010, 05:31:53 pm
Like Donn said, if CB said it is hard and you are still wanting to do it then you are sick. ;D

As I said, the guy was talking about the 2008 or 2009 race and said it took him 4.5 hours to do 80 miles.

I am not up for a race like that yet.
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Trhollister on December 10, 2010, 06:43:26 pm
Yeah that does sound a bit extreme.I am game though if i could find a partner.

This sounds like something Aaron would be interested in.

Thanks for the tips.
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Aaron Price on December 11, 2010, 07:05:56 am
That does sound like the sort of bad idea that I would be interested in.  Unfortunately I have to work that Friday and Saturday.  It says it is a 3 day event. 
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Charlie & Darlene Barney - Life Members, 2015 President on December 11, 2010, 10:27:17 am
it is a three day event, Friday is check in at sign up, race on Saturday and awards on Sunday. I have worked and been in court until 2:00pm on Friday in downtown LA drive like hell and just made sign up as it closed friday night but it was close. YOU CAN DO IT Aaron!! You need some time off anyway.
Charlie
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Donn Nay on December 11, 2010, 11:26:57 am
Yea, Aaron and Terry would represent the club well, come on Aaron, make the commitment.

Terry, you are an animal!
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Aaron Price on December 11, 2010, 12:00:05 pm
Damn you people and your peer pressure! 
 ;D
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Trhollister on December 11, 2010, 02:22:01 pm
Oh what did i start here.Ha ha!You only live once.
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Aaron Price on December 13, 2010, 12:18:10 pm
So the 50 membership fee, is that per team or person?  How much is entry?  Would we be on your bike?
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Aaron Price on December 13, 2010, 01:11:45 pm
How about a cost analysis and pie chart too?
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Charlie & Darlene Barney - Life Members, 2015 President on December 13, 2010, 01:40:04 pm
Go to BITD.com for all the info. I would say a 200,250 or 300 is the size of choice.
CB
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Trhollister on December 13, 2010, 07:43:15 pm
$50 is just the yearly member fee.Entry is $300 which we would split down the middle.

Pricey i know but it would be fun.We could use my bike if you want.
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Aaron Price on December 19, 2010, 07:04:32 am
I think I am going to have to decline this one Terry.   :'(    I really would like to but we are supposed to close escrow next week on a house and any really costly races or bike repairs might get put on hold depending on situations with the old house/ tenant. 
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Donn Nay on December 19, 2010, 10:30:46 am
I think I am going to have to decline this one Terry.   :'(    I really would like to but we are supposed to close escrow next week on a house and any really costly races or bike repairs might get put on hold depending on situations with the old house/ tenant. 

Congrats on a new place, where is it?
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Trhollister on December 19, 2010, 06:33:52 pm
Thats cool.I was kind of debateing about it too because of the cost.Congrats on the house!
Title: Re: BITD Laughlin hare scrambles.
Post by: Aaron Price on December 20, 2010, 10:47:02 am
Thanks. It's in Green Valley.  (Lake Hughes)