June 23 Family Enduro
July 29 Dual Sport
September 23 National Enduro
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Author: Muddobbers Motorcycle CLub
Dual Sport News
Tomorrow’s Dual Sport course dried out real well today and was fantastic. We are to get a small rain tonight and the trails should be real good tomorrow. We will have 4 river crossings Sunday, but they are an option as an A and B rider split. It looks like each loop will be 40 miles long or less with 2 loops total.
Muddobber’s Dual Sport October 8
Muddobber National Enduro this Sunday
And the fun begins!
Things are looking pretty good for the Enduro this Sunday. Factory reps are here, campers coming in, a little bit of trail work still to do.
Family Enduro Trail Update
Trail update…The guys have been out working on the trails for tomorrow’s family enduro. They tell me the trails are looking much better, with the wind and sunshine drying things up. By tomorrow they should be perfect. The guys doing demos on the Yamahas say the trails they’re using are beautiful. It was a good call to postpone the event. Hopefully, those planning to come today will be able to make it tomorrow.
Family Enduro moved to Sunday
Because of the downpour today, we have decided to move the Muddobber family Enduro to Sunday. This will give us time to do some re-routing, and maybe the trails will dry up a little. Camping is available tonight and tomorrow night. There will be Yamaha demo rides Saturday afternoon. So, come on out for the weekend.
2017 Muddobbers National Enduro Pre-Entry Begins Tonight
Pre-entry begins tonight at 8:00 pm EDT. Sign up at the following website: https://www.livelaps.com/event?1116
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Family Enduro ~ June 24th, 2017
Club members rode the course last Sunday. There are 2 loops, approximately 16 miles each.
2017 Muddobber Events Schedule
June 24 Family Enduro Click here for flyer 2 loops, approximately 16 miles each
August 20 National Enduro
October 8 Dual Sport Trail Ride
2017 New Year’s Day Ride
The Muddobber’s Motorcycle Club had a fun day at the Prairie Creek Reservoir in Muncie.
Thank you Rick Replogle for the great picture!
