Enduro near Plymouth

[HD]

Okay, so next Sunday, my best mate and his dad are doing an enduro at near Moreleigh. I am going to be the 'pit man' () and just doing fill ups, helping with kit etc.

Apparently it is like 5 mile laps and my mates dad said that if he gets knackered I could have a go.

My mate also said that he isn't gonna race it so he will stay with me and we will help each other out. He will be on a rmz250 and his dad/me on a wrf250.

I think I could handle the power as I used to ride an rm125 and I was fine with that and apparently the wrf is very mellow.

I quitted motocross because I didnt like steep uphills and jumps at all.

So just wondering if anyone has done this enduro and could tell me what the track is like. My mate isnt sure but he said there are some woods and fields that you can scream the bike across. Would love those two bits but just wondering if there are gonna be any hills or jumps. I reckon I could handle the rest. I mean I will probably only getting a go for what, 1 or 2 at the most laps. Endurance, I dont think, will be an issue.

Also, my mates dad said when he has been green laning before they have had to ride over rocks on hills and stuff. Not too keen on that though. Rivers shouldn't be a problem.

So the main questions are do you think Ill be alright on the bike? Are there any hills/jumps/rocks? Have you ridden/seen the course?

Any comments will be appreciated, thanks
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Rusty '02 Vito Camper + CBR600F3

[G]

I haven't. However, done a variety of different enduros.
Expect there to be some steep hills. May well be some jumps, but you aren't expected to jump them generally.
May well be some rocky ascents too.
If you haven't been riding dirt bikes off road much, you might be surprised how knackering it can be! However, there's nothing forcing you to do more laps and there's also no problem taking a breather mid-lap if you find somewhere with a bit of space to stop.

Note that even if you found a video of a previous event at this location, they will often vary the route between events, so you can't be sure of what you'll get until you get there!

If you're conformable with a RM125 you should be fine on an enduro bike.

[HD]

I guess I can just turn up and if I want to go, do it then if not ima be the pit bitch anyway

And with the track, I can just ask what they reckon the track is like. With jumps, I guess I can just roll them or whatever. I will take it as it comes.

Thanks for the advice
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Rusty '02 Vito Camper + CBR600F3

[reggie]

my frends going ther this week i think
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