Gnarly Parts Inaugural Dual Sport Event

JR

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I haven't been to any of the rides yet ,but this looks good. Its close to home and my doctor.
 

Rib Eye

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I am sure I can talk a few of us Kamloops boys into coming.

Count myself in in either case.
 

phammer

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As a would be first timer, what level of skill is required for the 'A' level /easier route?
 
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phammer wrote:
As a would be first timer, what level of skill is required for the 'A' level /easier route?

In dualsport terms, "A" is the most difficult course intended for lighter bikes and experienced riders. "B" courses offer a developing rider more challenges than a "C" course and often are best suited to the lighter variety of bikes like DRZ400, KTM, dualsported off-road bikes.

"C" courses are usually the easiest and generally are rideable with any dual sport bike from small to adventure size. Amost always good Forest Service Roads, some pavement and perhaps a small dose of two-track. A rider should be comfortable with riding on loose surfaces with potholes, mud and the usual collection of rocks, branches etc you would find on BC backroads. You should be prepared for the eventuallity of dropping your bike. It seems everyone does at some point.

As a new rider it is recommended you try the "C" courses first and if you get bored and want more challenge advance to the B or A.

The DSBC Fall Newbie Ride is the perfect outing for a novice dual sport rider. The C course at the Gnarly ride should be good too. Hook up with some friends or ask for some company for moral support and assistance from other attendees. Its always more fun with company.

otg
 
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MaguireRob

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Interesting to read and appreciate what the A, B, and C levels mean.
 

phammer

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Thank-you OTG for the ride level info. I'm definitely a newbie and will try to get out in Oct.

Another question for anyone - for a newbie who does not know anyone who rides dirt bikes, where is the best place to start ?- is it necessary to own a bike first or do any shops up the valley rent?

tks,
 
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phammer wrote:
Thank-you OTG for the ride level info. I'm definitely a newbie and will try to get out in Oct.

Another question for anyone - for a newbie who does not know anyone who rides dirt bikes, where is the best place to start ?- is it necessary to own a bike first or do any shops up the valley rent?

tks,
There are lots of great used dual sport bikes around and you don't have to pay a fortune to get a good starter bike. I see lots of niceDR350's for under $2500.

Hook up with a weekend group like Bruce's Market boys andoften the group splits up depending on ambition, time, destination so often there is a laid back ride great for starters.

The sooner you jump in the sooner you will discover the wonders of DSBC. Lots of folks will help with expertise, advise and mentoring.

See you in the trails....otg
 

Gnarly Dave

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I like to post the names of people that are attending this event. Right now I have people posting me with there username and I don't know who most of them are. If you can either PM or post your name I will add it to this list. This is what I can make out so far. If your name is on here but spelled wrong I apologize. I will try to make this list more actuate in the following days. I hope to see more of you here. Don't forget if I get a good turn out I will make this an annual event. I will copy this to the front page as well.

Thanks

Dave

1 Dave Chow
2 Brian Wawro
3 Steve Bonnett
4 Ryan Wilson
5 Peter Friesen
6 Ross Milenchuck
7 Reid Beoner
8 Allen Curly
9 Jude Vanlunan
10 Luchien Datcu
11 John Rodominski
12 Ron Walsh
13 Len
14 Deb
15 Lars Faerge
16 Rob Irving
17 Ted Blow
18 Tom Timberman
19 Kyle Chapman
20 Lori Chow
21 Dave Taschuck
22 Scott Miller
23 Al Gardiner
24 Patrick Gallant
25 Neil Hawkings
26 Darren Luk
27 Toby Galloway
28 Steve Vander Helm
29 Brian Cadorette
30 Ray Boxhalam
31 George Ada
32 Steve Cerievr
33 Al Jenkins
34 Lyn Murrey
35 Kerry Smith
36 Trevor Buchanan
37 Tim Reeves
38 Rick Varsava
39 Robin Lindala
40 Scott Borrows
41 Finn
42 Rocke Kinneard
43 Dave Locke
44 Christopher Neuscheler
45 Ted Eaton
46 Meeghen Eaton
47 Dave Scott
48 Glenn Nixon
49 Tim Hart
50 Bryon Enns
51 Michael Pullen
52 Greg Bowes
53 Bill MacDonald
54 Colin Fletcher
55 Brad Pope
56 Greg Anderson
57 Mike Overhoff
58
Daniel
59 Wes
60 eric atkinson
61 Nick
62 John
63 Randy Hamm
64 john peace
65 mike kelly
66 Kyle Atkinson
67 Daryl Omeasoo
68 Wendi Omeasoo
69 Jon Davis
70 Simon Butt
71 Denise Blackburn
72 Curtis Vandenbossche
73 Rick Varsava
74 Angie
75 Serj
76 Alex Flostrand
77
Greg Spencer
78 Kevin Collett
79 Crystal H
80The Rockit
81 I

82 Andy Notman
83 Robin Lawrence
84 Bob Hamilton




 

eagleguy

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I want to join the ride, Steve Hallock

Well now I can't make it, as I will be golfing for 3 days in Kamloops, I know there must be a whole bunch of envious guys out there, yeh right. Anyways I have offered the motorcycle to Crystal to do the ride, she is a lotbetter to look at that me . Will confirm later. Steve
 
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Loggin

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I will try to make it. Please put me on the list!!

Tim Hart
 
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