Helmet Video from Fl Harescramble
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liv2day
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Sweet 
Awesome to hear another 200 wind out like that. How'd she run for you during the race?
I only watched ~20 minutes of the video, but the course looked really cool. Not knowing squat about hare scrambles, was it one really long course, or did you do multiple laps on it?
Crazy to think about bombing through the palmettos like that, and I dug the water crossing sections. Talk about 180 degrees different than the terrain we tackle in the PNW.
Thanks for posting, that was a fun way to burn up some time over lunch
Awesome to hear another 200 wind out like that. How'd she run for you during the race?
I only watched ~20 minutes of the video, but the course looked really cool. Not knowing squat about hare scrambles, was it one really long course, or did you do multiple laps on it?
Crazy to think about bombing through the palmettos like that, and I dug the water crossing sections. Talk about 180 degrees different than the terrain we tackle in the PNW.
Thanks for posting, that was a fun way to burn up some time over lunch
Jetster220
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Hey thanks, ran like a top 
, funnest bike to ride that Ive ever owned. The course was 8 miles long, ended up doing 4 laps. Lol I can imagine the difference, I would love to ride some more interesting terrain sometimes instead of palmettos and sand lol.
, funnest bike to ride that Ive ever owned. The course was 8 miles long, ended up doing 4 laps. Lol I can imagine the difference, I would love to ride some more interesting terrain sometimes instead of palmettos and sand lol.
liv2day
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Hey thanks, ran like a top
I have to second that comment; I'm so much more confident on my 200 - it really does making trail riding more fun. Night and day compared to when I had a KTM 300 - felt like a passenger on that bike.
If you want to see the usual stuff we hit in the PNW; here's a quick clip from a month ago.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egov-D0Pa1w
Out of curiosity, how long did it take you to run those 4 laps? And did you need to stop for fuel at any point, or was it a flat out sprint the entire time?
Looks like a ton of fun
Jetster220
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It took about a 1hr and half, the video is full length of the race, no full stops or anything, just go as best you can whole way.
