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2022 China Hat ISDE Part 1
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- Опубліковано 28 кві 2022
- This is the first half of my 2022 race at the OMRA China Hat ISDE put on by Lobos MC. I was racing in the 40AM class and riding my 2022 KX250X.
official results has me 22nd in class and 162 overall.
Hoping to get out to a few of these Oregon Races! They look so awesome!
Hope to met ya if you make it over. 👍We have all diff kinds of races from desert to tight woods and tons of good people to race with.
Hey! This looks awesome and I'm racing the ISDE this year. I am totally green to desert racing...what was the 100 miler like? Is it 1 giant loop or do you have opportunity for refueling/etc...
The way it was laid out last year was 50 miles a loop. So there is a pit stop to fuel in the middle. 50 miles, pit and fuel up then go out for another 50 miles. It is a blast and I will be out there again this year. Glad you signed up your gonna have a blast.👍
@@Randy_Cox Just read the OMRA rule book ;) Refueling is good to go! Time to rebuild my engine, and get my endurance built up.
Good job ripping out there in the desert, Randy. I did the beginner class on my 2022 yz250x as it was my first race. Big propers to you for doing 100 miles out there and recording. Your new 250x looked right at home out there!
Thanks dude. Great job on rippin the beginners class glad to have another dude out riding. 👍 The yz250x was the other bike I was looking at when I was looking for a new bike I just am not a good enough rider to rip the 2 strokes like they want to be. Good luck on the yz and get some footage of the rippin I would love to watch.👍
I’m doing the race this year. Just started riding last year. I’m pretty excited. Do they let you warm up your bike?
Awesome dude glad to have ya come join in the fun. No. Part of an ISDE race is that you have to cold start your bike on the starting line. It is part of showing the reliability of your bike. Start cold, go 100 miles without anyone helping you work on bike.
@@Randy_Cox awesome! Bikes a 2022 ktm so it better start😂. Guess I’ll take it real slow I’ll it warms up. Hopefully I’ll see ya out there. I’ll be on a 2022 300 with a Greta “how dare you!” Sticker on the muffler.
@@brandonmcevoy4277 I am sure she will fire right up with all the Gretta hatred running through the pipe.🤣 Look forward to meeting ya, but you will be 1 of 398 pumpkins. 🤣
@@Randy_Cox hahah for sure. I’ll also be at the first GP race! You still on the KAWI?
@Brandon McEvoy Yep still Kawi just this year his big brother the 450x. 😃 See if I can hurt myself in record time.🤣 If by GP you mean Fire Mountain in LaPine I will be there also.
Looks dam good man!!
Thanks dude. I wouldn't call it good but it is starting to get fun. Still can't make her scream like you do, but I am trying
@@Randy_Cox you were starting to boogie in test 2 man down the straights. This place looks like my type of soil hahahah
@@LosSquid ya I found a couple spots I could open it up I just don't know how to ride whoops fast. Lol
Looking smooth! Seeing this makes me wanna do it all over again. Sort of.
Your crazy. LOL Once was enough whoops for me...I don't care if I ever see another sand whoop in all my days.
@@Randy_Cox lol yeah I'm ready for a woods ride......where there are no whoops!
@@thekevinator149 depends on the area I guess. Both LaPine and China Hat have whoops in the woods. Lol Next up is Heppner and even though I have never rode there I imagine it is gonna be similar dirt. Sandy high desert ...we will see.
@@Randy_Cox I've done some heppner races in the past it's a different ball of wax compared to china hat. Not the sandy or high desert soil that whoops out, it cant actually be fairly muddy and slippery if it gets enough moisture. Still can be pretty rocky though!
@@thekevinator149 dude that sounds awesome!!! I prefer rockey and no whoops. Seen a couple pictures AMA West put up and it looks nice. Thanks for sharing your experience with me.👍
Nice job Randy, the legend, great vid, wish I could have been there. Interesting course, looks wide open and not many twists and turns. So as far at the race format did you only get timed on the special test sections and not the riding in between?
Thanks dude i about lost it when the guy said the legend. 🤣🤣
The ISDE format is confusing. So from one check to the next they set a travel time. So your job is to taken off and get to the check before or at the time. If you get there before your time you can get a drink, take a pee...what ever till your time comes. If you hit that time on every check then you get no additional time added to your day leaving just the times through the special tests. If you don't make it in time and leave late or early then that counts against you and gets added to the special test times. Lowest times win of course. The ability to ride fast all 100 miles comes in handy, a clock on the bike along with a time sheet with your times is handy and then be able to do math on the fly if you have to adjust your leave time.
@@Randy_Cox wow that seems like a lot to keep track of, probably not bad if you did ISDE regularly but the first couple it would be a mess for me probably. What are you racing next?
@@fivetwentythreepov ya for me once I realized I was too slow to the first check I just rode straight through and pretty much ignored the times, but that might of really hurt my time as I think I had 8000 seconds added to my time.🤣 but I don't know if it was just being to slow to make the check times or if I left early on any..
Next race is gonna be the AMA West race in Hepner. This weekend is gonna be a free weekend as I do see any races happening. Probably go hit the local trails.