kramepd
Junior Member
Hi! been a member of the forum for a little while now but have never posted. so here goes nothin. this weekend me and my friends from supermotojunkie.com went to medina/leakey/kerrville texas and rode the three sisters. i confess i haven't been getting out and tearing up the roads much, but this was insane. the hill country was beautiful and the road was amazing. there were curves so tight that i almost lost it twice... at 25 miles an hour.
if you don't know what a supermoto is you should look it up. i could easily outpace these guys on the straights if i had a mind too. but it wouldn't matter because they would eat my lunch in the tight twisty hilly parts.
there's a sign when you get to the big rollercoaster part of the ride telling you ten riders have died on that route this year alone. it is not recomended for novice riders. both of the faster supermoto guys lost it once. bumps and bruises and a little fender scrapeage luckily. but if you can keep it together and mind your p's and q's it is one hell of a ride. protective gear is recommended,
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we stayed in fredericksburg which was a little further from the planned route, but it was worth it for some amazing food and beer. i will try and link to the videos we have when they get through being edited. some good stuff including first hand view of one of the crashes.
that is all.
if you don't know what a supermoto is you should look it up. i could easily outpace these guys on the straights if i had a mind too. but it wouldn't matter because they would eat my lunch in the tight twisty hilly parts.
there's a sign when you get to the big rollercoaster part of the ride telling you ten riders have died on that route this year alone. it is not recomended for novice riders. both of the faster supermoto guys lost it once. bumps and bruises and a little fender scrapeage luckily. but if you can keep it together and mind your p's and q's it is one hell of a ride. protective gear is recommended,
we stayed in fredericksburg which was a little further from the planned route, but it was worth it for some amazing food and beer. i will try and link to the videos we have when they get through being edited. some good stuff including first hand view of one of the crashes.
that is all.
