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rsmith
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mine are:
the nbl grands
tri city
trumbull
pottstown
howell
cedar
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My favorite track personally was the 2007 Grands track.
Howell definitely gets a spot as well.
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Pottstown is probably my fav track, cedars fun and i really like cny too.
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Derby City, no doubt.
Fast and big jumps.
Hey, how about props for CNY, though! I personally love riding there. Pretty technical and nice flow, great for building rhythm and skills (both of which, I need to step back and re-asses, haha). Plus, how about the volunteers, huh? a fairly dedicated group of individuals.
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hahaha... woody idk how to even comment on that line of ***kissing.... but very true on cny.... learn alot riding there if u can get past the initial first few weeks of holy**** imma kill myself coming out of 3rd turn lol
but tricity if it had the proper grooming id say would be up there..... kingston i think has potential to be there lil bit of grooming there also but its pretty good, my thought is its fairly new and dirt still needs to settle a bit an pack in.... but very nice flow to the whole track except the last straights bit odd to me..... woodward seemed to work for me i like downhill i got momentum but fright issue on the 3rd straight otherwise very enjoyable
finnaly... i havent ridden to many places and i kinda blow at this sport for time being so my feelings are quite subjective till im lil more skilled
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| learn alot riding there if u can get past the initial first few weeks of holy**** imma kill myself coming out of 3rd turn lol |
haha, It's okay D-Mac, I think we all get that feeling, exept maybe Steve.
I forgot about Woodward. That is up there on my list. The turns are a bummer though, rough as hell and shaped wrong.
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Pottstown, smooth as glass and close to the hotel...
CNY, close to home(kinda) and good people there.
Cedar, nice track and I won a national there in 2007.
the one in my brothers yard, I had built a couple years ago.
I liked the track at CAL, but it is gone now..
I too did not like Woodward's turns, very bumpy....
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yea turns are rough... figured out the first turn.... but its only efficent if ur way behind and have most the track to work with :-p
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my favorite tracks are def. South Park and Derby City
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My favs:
in no set order...
cny
pottstown
woodward
howell
derby city
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Westmoreland P.A., Egg harbor, Tri-city, Kingston, Woodward ( smooth out the turns) Catamount ( love the lay out but track surface has deteriorated over last few years) |
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i personally like cnys first straight and rhythem section but thats about it.
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Rest of the track too hard for you?
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I got to say out of all the tracks that I have ever rode on, I think CNY is my fav. Track is always smooth and everyone there is really friendly. CNY separates the men from the boys. I also really like the indoor tracks. they are always really nice and when you go to them you know you are going to ride. You dont have to worry about the weather. I got to show some props to Catamount. Its old school with the dirt turns. It reminds me of my Dule Slalom days. But I will have to say that I like any track we all get to ride and race on.
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nick that was my thought lol
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