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Outlaws Justice

Outlaws Justice

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I saw these guys at the show over the weekend for off-road training etc. They do all ages ad sizes of bikes etc. Was wondering if anyone has had any experiance in taking any training from them? I am a pretty good rider both on road and off. On the off road side I have a Honda CRF250X and I have competed in some Enduro events in New York and New Hampshire over the last 10 years. I also have a KTM950 Adventure fitted with some Kenda Big Blocks that I cruise the seasonal roads and trails with.

For anyone who has been there what did you get from the training, What was your skills before you went?
 
I think you are way past as far as your skill.

I did it myself years ago, I hit the the intermediate group after years of offroad hiatus and it was a good fun for me. My son was first timer, so it was great for him.
 
I took my sons there at age 5 and 6. Great experience.
However I would agree with the earlier post that you would probably enjoy something more advanced.
I ride mainly dirt and would consider myself advanced but was completely humbled at the Shane Watts course at Trail Tours in Pontypool a few years ago.
Shane Watts teaches some amazing stuff that I did not think I would be able to remotely attempt but with his guidance an old dog can learn cool tricks.
just a thought....
 
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These guys are great, I went a couple of years ago. Very educated and fun instructors. The only advice I can give you is to pack food/snacks/lunch or give them notice and they'll order a sandwich/burger/fries lunch for you. If you don't, there aren't any local diners or food locations to eat a decent meal.

Oh, and do some serious squats workout the week before.
 
My wife bought me a package to Horseshoe Riding Adventures for Christmas. Can't wait to give it a go
 
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