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@Mac_Stacks during Moonshine, I was heard to usher "i love this place" you are soo correct, it's worlds apart!!

No I don't, stock engine. DEP pipe setup, which I'm sure has given more top end and less bottom. Is that setup worth a look into?

Yea for $880 includes freight it makes the bike what it should be it’s night and day how good they are to ride afterwards + I put on a flywheel weight from Chris birch and changed gearing to 12/50 to make 2nd gear hill climbs easy! The ecu reflash also adds more oil to so longer life on pistons and cylinder.

@chrispenney4141 awesome information, Thank-you. I will 100% look into that. It's gonna be bottom end time soon, so might make a big deal of it and spend some extra funds.

Tsp is 100% worth it low comp head ecu flash and a Ballards pipe for bottom end power and strength so you don’t dent it all the time

@@mikeonabike83how many hours you have on the bottom end? I see most get 3-500 hours on a bottom

In Bronze Class, only two of us managed 3 laps. Each lap was approx. 20km. I pulled in approx. 4hr 30mins post the start of the clock. Awesome place to ride this.

This race was my favorite for sure. With Moonshine being the hardest by far. I got lost twice in this race, stuck in a fence trying to turn around, went on a gold or silver section by accident on lap one, which totally sapped my energy. But still, the weather played ball and the track was epic. So yes, definitely, Judds Farm was my favorite.

Thanks ✌, by this lap, I knew the track... less accidents.. lap 1 and 2 were a different story... fail moments video is still to come!

On the right with your helmet off yea?

@@mikeonabike83 Yep. Line choice eh?

@PETER_YZ250FX oh man, yeah I think I said to myself, "poor bugga, I don't envy him!"

This is the first lap mate. I got stuck in the congestion during the first 5 mins in that creek section. Took me a long while to get through as I was on the hill already when they diverted everyone. Hence I got to this hill quite late in the piece.

@@mikeonabike83 Fortunately I arrived at that climb out of the creek just as they diverted it. I might have made it to this hill ahead of you, and if its the same, I got half way up, to be told its a gold section and the bronze was over on the left side. Was definitely easier once I found it.

@PETER_YZ250FX I've about 100+ gig of footage to work through. So alot a videos to come. Competed and completed Bronze Class. Most amazing views on the top of those hills! Awesome place to race, hard core trip from AKL to compete, but oh so worth it! So much terrain style that we don't get up north, not as hard as we imagined it to be in ours heads (yup only Bronze class) but still awesome and challenging ride! Will definitely be back next year!

@@mikeonabike83 Awesome! I also rode bronze. Too much for me, although it didn't help that I didn't see a marker and did a gold hill climb, and the next deviation the bronze marker had come off, so I thought silver would be easier than gold... But quickly worked out the gold must have also been the bronze deviation. Nasty silver down hill. 2 1/2 hours to cover 15km... chose to take care of my protesting body and bailed out.

good effort mate! i was absolutely spent before we even got to the river... those downhills very never ending! Amazing ride. Congrats on finishing, that is a feat in itself!

@@mikeonabike83 yeah those downhills where the ones that killed me I reckon , kept dropping the bike, and bulldozind, putting way to much energy on it. It is fun but not at the time lol

@ImDandyy I was also at the Pussy Pounder. Managed 1.75 laps, which was totally exhausting. Comparable? I don't really think so. I kno I'm not a fast rider, but the tracks were setup differently. PP was pea soup, mud and clay, a definate had to give it a go at least once sort of ride. Moonshine, was flowy, very tough and took me a very long time to do 1 lap (remembering this was only the Bronze class) however, I enjoyed MS a lot more than PP. MS has possibly been my favorite event to date, the track was pretty amazing, nothing like we get in AKL. If you can make it there, I would suggest giving it a go.

@@mikeonabike83 thanks for the info! I think I’ll do a bit of training and give it a go!, definantly wouldn’t go to be competitive, im more keen on the challenge and to see what tracks are like anywhere other then Auckland 👍🏼

@@GuyRobinson-n9u loved it! Hope the video doesn't come across otherwise. And, in the words of Arny... "I'll be back!!"

@@mikeonabike83 It got me round almost the first lap but I found it had unplugged itself just behind the camera. When I get to it ill post some footage

No they are very dry in fact…..I’d be more worried about some of the wildlife you guys encounter in your part of the world…

Not all of us are that considered about them. Been wild camping for decades now and still alive. Lions, Wolves and Bears... Oh my!

@@longshot398 Very True! Grew up wild camping myself! Infact hot tented in the high country of Idaho during hunting season! But seeing less and less tents and more RV's in the same area's during summer and winter! Wolves and big cats are alot of the reasons!

@@davidgeorge1664 Where i go you can't get a RV in it. It's a State Park and i go a few miles in and mostly fall or winter less bugs. I use a hot tent also,Great times in the woods.

Also things called 45-70 and people been camping in tents in USA for 500 years. Especially in the west, I mean just look at LA right now, dudes camping everywhere

@@dolf3288 lol and the wild game there is far more dangerous 😂😂😂