MudsMyName

thank you...i guess i should have worded it, 'we Continue to ride here to keep his memory alive' we all used to ride this area together. (not too far from my backyard) only a few would attempt this jump, and most ended up hurt (this only shows after the landing). actually, my husband has a titanium shoulder after wrecking here. we thought they would stop access after our friend's accident, but the family knew how much he loved riding and requested that the jump be fixed the right way. aside from fixing up the memorial; no one has worked on the lip or the landing, yet. not sure if they will.

thanks...so much fun

thanks

yes, sketchy

haha, i didnt even know there was such a thing. honestly, other than the fact that i break everything new and pretty i buy, im not that worried about it. if a person behind me cant figure out i am stopping or slowing down, they shouldnt be behind me. i still have just as much fun on my bike! yesterday i followed my husband on some hill climbs & trails i was alway too intimidated to go on by myself. he sometimes forgets that i am wider than his dirtbike, but i just chose to ram the smaller tree at the top of the ridge and luckily it bent over

yes, i had many great times on the Ozark. she is very beat up these days after a few tumbles, but it was the best beginner bike and can go any where if you take the right line.

yes, she was born to ride! we can still get to a small area just past the rock dike behind me, but the beach is not as nice. the park next door bought up more land installed a "blacktop nature path" (whatever the heck that is supposed to mean) and guard rails.

the one good thing i miss about the ozark...full fender coverage!

yeah, i was trying for a good photo and ended up over jumping it...landed in the flat. little rough, but rode it out.