crf450_montana

We will be riding Lakewood most of the time, Berthoud, Watkins. We will be staying up in Evergreen at my in-laws. I use to live down there while I was going to school and raced the SRAC series for 2 years before moving back to Montana. I remember when Lakewood was just a rocky goat trail.I was down there 2 years ago and watched the national and I was amazed at how much work they have put into that track. Thanks for the jetting info. Just wanted to get a starting point.

Just looking for a little help. We will be coming down to Denver to ride and race in a few weeks and I was wondering what some of you Dads are running for your kids KX85 jetting. Just want to make sure I can ride as much as possible and try not to waste to much time tuning. We are coming from Montana and usaully ride about 2200'. Bike KX85 2008 Stock Thanks

I would race if you are healthy. I was in the same situation as you are. Out of a 14 race series we are allowed to drop 2 races. I missed race 1 and 3 because of a fishing trip and work. I was first in points after races 8 then I crashed practicing and am out for 5 weeks. There is a 2week break then a double race weekend then a week break. If I had not used up my drops so early I would be sitting fine, but now I will miss 4 races in the season so the championship is gone.

I have the moto-tote brand. With the carrier on I can open my tailgate as along as the bikes are not on the carrier. I had an extra piece welded on to it so that I can carry my 06 450f and my kid’s ktm50. I have gone from Montana to Denver multiple times using the carrier to haul my bikes with no problems. (2200 miles round trip at 75 - 80 mph).

I went to college in Denver. I started in 1999 and ended in 2001. Then I moved back to Montana. I sure do miss the tracks that Colorado has to offer. I still come back once a summer to visit my father-in-law up in Evergreen. I try to bring my bike with me so that I can stop off at Bethoud and tear it up.