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That awesome, make sure you pack a few extra things like spark plug and maybe a small jumper pack and plenty of water.  

Be sure to take and post some pics and let others know how the trails are.

Enjoy and ride safe! 

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Was A Great time!!

7 riders

I hit 49 MPH

and put on 44 miles,I know it was more cause I did not turn it on right away,but we had FUN!

I brought my cell phone,no Extras!

the last picture is the Scramble area,that was Fun!

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