Re: Eastridge? « Reply #5 on: January 17, 2008, 21:16:37 PM »
not far mate ,i raced it about 5 years ago, from what i can remember it was fun, but it might not be as testing as tracks used now days, what with the way racing has progressed , i'll be there though should be a laugh.
Re: Eastridge? « Reply #9 on: January 22, 2008, 19:23:45 PM »
i did an uplift there 2 weeks ago
the tracks are quite short but real sweet. rock all the way for most of it with a number of tracks to ride about 3 tracks i reckon with about 10 different variations. a few testing things too like the huge road gap dooable in the dry if you have solid nuts !!! and a really fun steep rock section (probs the highlight of the place). an you can get quite a few runs in so you can really get up to speed on the tracks and get to know them.
Did the uplift at Bringewood then Eastridge was a sweet weekend, Pearce as allways were spot on had more than enought runs, Eastridge = rocks.
We were having a righ laugh about this today.
Our local spot is Ambergate which is more rock than earth... a chap said to us about the rocks and we were thinking "what rocks?" ....oh you mean the pebbles
Didn't catch who you were Jake, what bike werre you on?
Paul
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Re: Eastridge? « Reply #12 on: January 27, 2008, 22:15:50 PM »
I saw you, on a white Sunn (i think) I was on an orange Rotec with my mates on a Tomac and a Glory we was lucky with the weather both saturday and sunday was nice our local track is dirt with no rocks just the odd lump off sand stone
Re: Eastridge? « Reply #14 on: January 29, 2008, 16:20:39 PM »
the first section is quite flat but after that it becomes pretty steep and is definitely downhill. i think its unfair to say that it is a flat track, try pushing up it! charlie
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