Hey David, a girl that likes to ride and can push that many bikes up a hill,I think you got a keeper. By the way Connie said she wanted a 450 with a rekluse for a wedding gift. Scott Bailey A419 VIVA LA REVOLUTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (DONT BE SCARED TO VOICE YOUR OPINION IN A CIVAL MANNER , THINGS WILL CHANGE)

Thanks Scott. I think Kiwi's 450 spoiled her when she took it back to camp. So now there is a CRF250X coming in the next week with a button and yes a Rekluse. Gonna keep her happy!!

First race Denton? Scott Bailey A419 VIVA LA REVOLUTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We hope so. For sure at least practice.

Scott, Thanks for all the nice things you said about me, but I was not the only one on that hill. You were running back and forth on a broken foot helping everyone you could. Until that day I was always too worried I would get in the way to help, but after watching you do it all alone I couldn't just stand there and watch. I'm just glad I showed up when I did and was able to help.
As for Kiwi's 450, although that was a blast to ride... I think I'll stick with the CRF250X that David's getting me this week. See you at Denton!

I know without a doubt that Chris and his whole Medic Team will do what ever they need and are asked to do for each and everyone one of us.

ALL official radios are supplied by TORO for all TORO events.

Chris Gryder

I find it hard to believe that one our staff members said that to anyone, Todd Slavik and I went right after our race too the ridge section and made it passable for the short course race, moving rocks and pilling rocks up where needed and helping everyone threw for the first lap and 1/2. If you think help has needed on a hill then maybe you should go help. We are volunteers here so do your part and volunteer if you see a problem. Be someone who helps not complains. We are here for FUN remember!

The reason David asked the question about the radios is because when my friends and I went to check on Kiwi there were probably 10 or more radios just sitting in the trailer. We asked about them and the medic said they always had them, but was not sure why they were not being used. I mentioned this to David. Neither David nor I were saying anything negative about the Medics. We think they are GREAT and do a great job. We were only wondering why their radios were sitting in the trailer when they would be much more help on the track.
Kiwi came up to me and asked if I had a radio or if I could find someone who did. He told me he was bleeding. I was expecting a small cut, what I saw was blood dripping thru his already soaked pants. There was not a radio anywhere to be found on the hill. Since we could not call for a medic, we loaded him up on another spectators 4-wheeler and they hauled him up and got him help. It seems the more people with radios, the quicker Medics can be called... hence the question.

A -I think you know who said those things, B- I was helping,& C- as far as the ridge goes that was one little section that for most of the expert race (if not all of it) two ladies (Steve L. sister ,& heavy A riders mom, sorry didnt know your name) took care of. By the way thanks for all of your hard work. Scott Bailey A419 VIVA LA REVOLUTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! P.S What about those donuts on fri. night Hayden?????

I am a fairly new member, and usually don't post on the forum (I do read them all).
TORO has a small staff, they not only work the entire weekend of the race (first ones there and last to leave), but get the track ready before race weekend, do the recon, go to the muddy nasty places on the track to reroute so we can race. I think these folks work their butts off (for NO PAY), and while the staffers response could have been worded differently. He or she had probably been there since Friday night, tired, cold and just didn't think. Perhaps we could fine him/her half his/her salary for the rest of the season.
This is just my 2 cents take it for what it's worth, but if I were giving up ALL my weekends so other people could have a good time, I might not be to accepting of criticism.
Bill Loftin