Enduro Racing

[liveonone]

Hey! Im 16 y/o and ride a 2005 crf 450x (everything is stock except full DRD exhaust). Im looking for any enduro races or events that I can participate in during this riding season. Im not looking for a club ride or any slow poke stuff (poker runs...etc). Any suggestions would greatly help!!

Thanks

Alex

(I am experienced with a lot of riding time under my belt)

[THE GRUNDISH]

Enduros are getting harder to find but you can do some hare scrambles for sure @ C.O.C.R.... check em out they are near sugargrove just past lancaster off 33

[Whitey1]

Check out Zanesville Trail Riders. Those boys will take you through some of the toughest stuff in Ohio and are a great group.

www.zanesvilletrailriders.com/

Also try this site

http://www.aces-races.com/

You will want to get to get a street title and plate your bike. It is a fairly simple process to do and you can get an enduro kit with brake and turn signals and all switches and wire it up in an hour or two. This company has been very well spoken about for their kits.

http://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-150/HONDA

Edited April 29, 2010 by Whitey1

[20thGix]

They used to have races here. http://www.haspinacres.com/news.php I didnt see any Enduro races on their race schedule. You could call though.

[liveonone]

Check out Zanesville Trail Riders. Those boys will take you through some of the toughest stuff in Ohio and are a great group.

www.zanesvilletrailriders.com/

Also try this site

http://www.aces-races.com/

You will want to get to get a street title and plate your bike. It is a fairly simple process to do and you can get an enduro kit with brake and turn signals and all switches and wire it up in an hour or two. This company has been very well spoken about for their kits.

http://www.bajadesigns.com/NET/C-150/HONDA

Any idea what insurance would look like?

[swingset]

Any idea what insurance would look like?

Typically a dual sport or plated dirt bike is the cheapest bike on the actuarial tables to insure.

I pay $65 a year for my TTR (liability only). Of course, I'm not 16 either, so you'll pay more than I do but if you shop around it should be a very cheap bike to insure.

[fox_racing_guy]

Bring that 450X to the MX track, Jim Jarrett rides my local track ( Beans bike park) on his GNCC bike and usually puts on a clinic for the MX guys.

[Moto-Brian]

Bring that 450X to the MX track, Jim Jarrett rides my local track ( Beans bike park) on his GNCC bike and usually puts on a clinic for the MX guys.

Seeing that's a KX450F and not a CRF450X, I'd hope he'd be suited to ride an MX track. An X and true off road bike like an enduro set machine is going to be less suited for any aggressive MX riding...

A GNCC bike MAYBE.

There's PLENTY of Enduro events. As stated above, Aces Enduro Series is a great place to go...

[liveonone]

Ok, I got to this site

http://www.adrohio.org/ADR%20Flyer%20May%202010%20v2.pdf and it looks interesting. I have never been in a sanctioned race, so this would be my first. I noticed the different classes that were running and I'm not sure which one I qualify for. Any help? (thanks for the other replies)