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@Jared and his supermodified Alta with frame-mounted rally headlights and custom fabricated forged magnesium radiator shrouds!

Bikes at the start of the race:

I have a few pictures to share. I wish I had take more! Our pit area:

I had so much fun last weekend! Thank you so much to all who my 24 hours of Starvation Ridge team members: @bluefxstc, @Redwolf, @Jared and Silas! Many thanks to Gary @bluefxstc for letting me park my van at his place. This made this whole transcontinental trip possible and enjoyable.

Some pics

BDS Project F150 eMoto Vehicle: 2022 Ford F150 Platinum Hybrid Product: BDS 6" PE C/O kit w/ UCA's, Skids, and Recoil Traction Bars Location: FOX Factory/BDS Booth #81298 This late-model Ford built to tackle the trails in style and comfort running on 37s. Out back a Stark Varg eDirt bike is...

Wow!!! I love the idea and especially the execution!!! Thank you for sharing the pictures, Ray!

This is very cool! Where is this museum going to be?

I am almost there! Super happy about the weather. Portland is just 100 miles away, and it is raining cats and dogs there the entire week!

Yes, at GP Motorcycles of San Diego back in 2006. The front brake was the most impressive thing about the bike. The rest of the bike was just okay, LOL! I tried more stoppies than wheelies.

A few years ago I went to the California Superbike School. Every student gets to ride an almost new BMW S 1000 RR there for the entire day -- a real superbike! That thing had unbelievable front brakes! EXTREMELY sensitive. They were so sensitive, I had to re-learn how to use them because my...

Try a Yamaha footpeg spring.

I think have found some white vinyl wrap and black electrical tape. Thank you.

Google Maps gives the directions to 1140 Niva Rd, Centerville, WA 98613 perfectly!

My racing number is 163. If you guys have some white and black tape, I can easily fix my number to read 173c !!!

That's exactly what I had to do with the Alta -- sitting is more of an exception rather than the rule. Unfortunately it the seat is still too hard when I have to sit down, like when coming out of very tight turns.

OUCH! And I used to think that Alta already went too far with all the slimness and firmness. I may not enjoy bouncing on that 80hp bicycle seat.

😮SCARY!!!

Thanks, Redwolf! I am getting my stuff ready! How tough are the rocky sections? Do I need any special tires for them not to crash hard?