27th Annual Motorama PA Farm Show

[tamehart]

This year is the 27th year of the Motorama show at the Pennsylvania Farm Show complex. I strolled up to Harrisburg this afternoon to get a quick look at what this year will have to offer. I decided to take a self guided tour of Harrisburg City. Harrisburg is a buffer city. Many trains come in and out of the city. Their is also water way.

[tamehart]

If your coming into Harriburg area around Rush hour, be prepared...they have yet to figure out a good flow of traffic during these hours...

[tamehart]

Lost Creek has had the most presence of all race teams for as long as I been going there. They bring in their large inclosed trailer and Line up the many quads around it. They had a bunch of really sweet looking quads sitting there already today. Here is Dunks Yami Ready for battle

[tamehart]

Here is the big triple at the track

[tamehart]

Here is a mustang that is set up in the dealer expo area for show

[tamehart]

This is the battlebot arena. Last year I seen some pretty sweet machines go at it. I look forward to this years.

[tamehart]

Dave Middlesworth has been sending one of his sprint cars to motorama for the last few years. His team didn't have the best of seasons last year, hopefully they can get something done about that this year.

[tamehart]

I was there late afternoon, and there were already some pretty sick toys placed around the complex. Here is a sweet chopper...

[tamehart]

Here is some of the cars lined up to compete in the car show.

[tamehart]

I just got my new digital camera. I was trying all night to dial a setting in to work with the low light indoors. It was rough. Later in the evening they turned on more lights, so that helped some. Many others were having the same problem.

Dunk cleaned up Expert class. In Moto 2 he came up short on the triple and contracted the bar pad pretty hard. After the moto, they ran to the hospital. He dislocated his jaw and needed it set back in place asap. He made it back for the main with a hospital braclet still on his wrist. He didn't back down from the triple at all. Clean sweep for Dunk this saturday.

[Pappy]

Dunk wasnt the only rider taking a trip to the hospitol. Paul Gregg (pgregg85) flipped his quad after nailing the tripple and broke his collar bone. We hope he makes a speedy recovery

[Pappy]

Ear pounding Tuner Wars set the backdrop for the ever growing car show. Some of the most tricked out rides from the area were out in force.

[Pappy]

The Trails bikes brought alot of spectators. Watching these machines and thier riders climb obstacles that most would have trouble walking up is an awesome expierence.

[Pappy]

Bikes competed in thier own version of Trails on a timed course.

[Pappy]

The pit areas were spread out surrounding the large arena area. Lost Creek Cycles always sets up a large display of thier machines.

[Pappy]

Lost Creek rider Jason "Dunk" Dunkleberger stole the show and went on for a sweep of the Pro/A class. During one moto Dunk wrecked on the tripple dislocating his jaw. After a quick trip to have his jaw fixed, he returned for the main and showed what it takes to be a Pro rider.....he came right back out in the main and won it convincingly!

Congratulations to Dunk on another crowd pleasing performance! We at ATVriders.com wish you a speedy recovery.

[Pappy]

I would like to apologize in advance for not providing the coverage our members have grown accustom too. A delay cost me my press credentials which really didnt prevent me from getting quality pictures. However the poor lighting in the event did. I tried every setting known to man with my equipment and finally resorted to using a flash unit that isnt compatable with my camera. I was able to capture a few decent shots but ruined my camera in the process.


Another Lost Creek rider works his YFZ thru the tight indoor layout. The track seemed unchanged from years past and speed was limited to how good your brakes were:D

[Pappy]

During the day heats were running non stop. With over 400 competitors the action was intense.

[Pappy]

This section provided some gasps from the crowd as riders would get crossed up.

[Pappy]

The YFZ and TRX swapped positions in every heat race. Being such a tight course afforded the new generation quads no real advantage over the other.

[Pappy]

Jeff Weaver pilots his 450R in one of the many heat races. Jeff also raced a Banshee in another class but broken reeds forced him out of competition. After a diligent search for a replacement set his day was done.

His TRX worked fine:cool:

[Pappy]

One of the most fun races to watch all day was this heat race.

[Pappy]

Rider 7x had a decent start and just kept coming!

[Pappy]

After making the pass and taking over the #1 spot the pressure was on. Being followed by a hungry pack of racers can unnerve a rider but not in this race:D

[Pappy]

7X gets the checkered flag and wins the heat. Riding a 400ex based quad in a field of new age thumpers and taking the win proved once again that rider ability means more then having the newest model on the dirt:macho

[Pappy]

Thats about the best shots out of 300 pictures. I know others attended this event so feel free to add to the coverage if you can.

I would like to also extend a "GET WELL SOON" to atvriders.com member pgregg85. After nailing the tripple on several laps, he managed to clip the lip of the landing sending him head over heels causing what is expected to be a broken collar bone. You looked good out there as usual and I hope you have a quick recovery from your injuries.

[CTmxyfz]

Walsh Yzf!:eek: SICK.

[honda400ex68b]

here is dunk doing the triple!

[honda400ex68b]

here is the whole track

[honda400ex68b]

here is another one

[honda400ex68b]

here is the start of the production B class. they had 2 groups, 50 entries.

[bansheeguy77]

had a great time there like usual. your right pap, dunk stole the show. he was the only quad hitting the triple and one of the few who attempted the other small double. the rest of the quad class depended on who might take the 10 ft double after hte triple, or double the triple landing, then who could break the fastest so that kinda sucked. the bikes put on a good show, the 250 expert class was probably the most entertaining. a full gate of 20 riders and no wrecks which was truely amazing. plus they were basically spot on with every landing and hitting everything like it was cake.

the only complaint i have would be the little kids. i know some of you parents beg to differ but honestly i about fell asleep. out of the 400 entries probably half were on 50s, 60s, or mini quads. when they would come out you could see so many people just get up and leave. i wanted to but didnt in fear of losing my seat. they would have kid races for about 45 minutes, then a normal adult race, back to a half hr of kids, an adult race, another half hour. it really really burnt me out watching that. i wish the promotors would do something about that and perhaps have the child races in another arena and get rid of the rc cars. they could build a track for children, instead of watching them roll over all the adult jumps. maybe have them before the normal races too.

but i think for me the best part of the show had to be tuner wars. we left the races about 6, beat from the child races and decided to go see what the show was all about. we walk in and see beautiful cars, then see a group of probably at that time 500 guys crowding a stage. here low and behold it was a bikini contest about to begin :devil: very good show i might add. after that we went around and hot women were handing us magazines while looking at the cars. we then got autographs and hugs from a few of the girls in the bikini contest and i got an autograph of some girl on the cover of a magizine she handed me. really wish i would have taken my digital camera. theres always next year.

well thats the way i seen the event. all in all a very good day except for the child races.

[tamehart]

The turn out for quads was really good this year. I was really impressed. Here is a yamaha that was basically stock. There was all kinds of mod levels out there.

[tamehart]

Here is a picture of James Miller. A rider for lost creek cycles.

[tamehart]

Here is a nice quad sitting in the pits

[tamehart]

Here is a LCC 450r....very nice looking quad

[tamehart]

Here is Cameron's quad, he is a member of ATVRiders.com
He raced in the Expert quad class

[tamehart]

I have started nearly every post with "here" so I will try something else.....
Camron sits on his quad in the staging area with his dad and his buddy (another ATVriders.com member)

[YYfs200rider03]

on saturday a guy on a east coast atv bike broke his axle. all my pictures from sat. came out pretty blurry because i took them with a video camera.

[tamehart]

129 waits on the gate to drop

[tamehart]

Dunk is getting his gate ready, everytime I seen him run he grabbed the holeshot.

[tamehart]

The Hellbound guys had a few riders pitted together

[tamehart]

Another shot of LCC's pits. They were all really nice people. I spoke to many of them.

[YYfs200rider03]

here's some pics i took at motorama. they are blurry because i took them as i was walking.

a civic with a plastic hood
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid158/p1aaf6c2f4f29551fcbd80527ab636039/f50f7007.jpg

lowered s10
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid158/pbd8f0031da4188fd5764b878e8d6aa1b/f50f6ffd.jpg

and dunks quad.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid158/p303e5f6059f2037021c9fe29748299f0/f50f73c2.jpg

[tamehart]

the pic I missed

[tamehart]

Joey, same to you man. You guys seem like real cool guys. I look forward to hitting up some of the races with you. Here is a guy talking to a kid about his quad. I met a lot of nice people this weekend.

[tamehart]

fresh track ready to be torn up by some quads and crazy riders

[tamehart]

During intermissions, the crowd was entertained by this man. He was pretty funny, but I think some of the things he said could have offended some people.....but its a joke right....

[tamehart]

He had a pretty cool t-shirt gun...gave out many throughout the weekend

[tamehart]

soon as I find it...I have evidence of JrdShift450r checking out the babes...


these guys are ready to race....and watching all this racing all weekend sure gave me the fever.

[RICJAMES]

7X (Ben) ripped it up in that heat! it was his first race on the quad and only his second race one a quad ever. keeping the 400ex alive!!

[tamehart]

yea......I caught you...they could change the track a little bit and it would be pretty cool on a quad...but its a smaller arena...gotta be satisfied with what you got I guess...I will be posting some racing pics soon

[tamehart]

as soon as I get a program that resizes these monster pictures into small ones to post...I will be able to get the few hundred race shots I got up....

I got to see some good racing this weekend.

[tamehart]

James miller had a good weekend. If I remember correctly, he took home a couple wins on saturday.

[tamehart]

I don't have the results yet to check my memory. For the first lap or two the riders really hung together. It made for some good battling in the areas that one could make a pass. These riders are 2X2 down the whoop section. Many riders were able to single the first three and double the last. I didn't catch anyone doing more than that.

[tamehart]

The holeshot is the key factor to a win at motorama. Here a Lost Creek rider (450r) grabs the holeshot. He went on to take the win.

[tamehart]

Again #79 from lost creek. With his holeshot, he stayed in the lead the entire race, earning him a top qualifying finish and a top gate pick.

[tamehart]

I think lost creek cycles had a rider in every heat, or atleast it seemed like it. They have a good group of talented riders. Here 112 is trying to make the pass on the big sweeper.

[tamehart]

Iam Tolbert from LCC had a great weekend. I have had the chance to race with this guy at the local tracks, he is a very good rider and a good guy at heart (which most of you found out at Sundays experience) He took home a couple wins and top finishes throughout the weekend

[tamehart]

Tim Weaver just got his 450r back with some mods. He hasn't rode the quad since the beginning of summer. Although he couldn't get his starts down, he managed to work his way up to 4th or 5th place.

[tamehart]

The picture shows the bad start. As the straightaway funnels down, the riders get squeezed and pushed. I seen a few wrecks in the first corner.

[tamehart]

One more of Tim. He sported +2 burgard arms, extended burgard swingarm, AC nerfs, Tag bars, Burgard Beadlocks, LSR Axle, and a HRC style endcap.

[tamehart]

The triple wasn't attempted by many, however most rolled the take off and then doubled into the corner.

[tamehart]

There were a few quads that had trouble starting, but this gentlemen was disappointed with a broken axle. He was a good enough sport to pose for a picture.

[tamehart]

Dunk was the man this weekend. Everyone had their eyes on him. Here he gracefully soars over the triple. Atlest one time I seen him just about run into the wall. The track sure wasn't made for quads. No big deal for Dunk, he had plenty of time between him and 2nd place to get turned back around and take off. It's a shame Natalie or Ernzeller couldn't show up this year and give him a challange.

[tamehart]

1st corner havoc, caused a loss to some of the good riders.

[tamehart]

Coming out of the first corner, a small double caused trouble for some. Most riders were able to hit it though.
Not the case last year, Honda had equal or close to attendence as yamaha this year

[tamehart]

following the small double, was a large double. Last year I remember at least seeing Natalie do it. I don't recall anyone attempting it this year. Riders just popped or rolled the two mounds. The left side was the advantange for the long sweeper into the whoops

[tamehart]

#8 aboard his Yami had a good weekend. I am looking forward to seeing some of these riders this year on the outdoor tracks. The straight away before the triple was all about power.

You spend all that money on expensive suspension and you still can't keep the front end on the ground.....you just got to love that : )

[tamehart]

I believe this guys # is 568. He was in the top 3 nearly all weekend. He rode a very nice trick 450r.

[tamehart]

This rider made a very nice pass on the first set of doubles.

[tamehart]

568 chases down the leader into the corner

[tamehart]

after stalling at the end of the whoops. Rider #13 didn't think twice to hop off his quad and push it across the finish.

[tamehart]

Rider #8 thanks his sponsors and celebrates his win in the final

[tamehart]

Like I said before, the start really mattered what position you came out of the first corner in. Here it looks like #79 is out front

[tamehart]

Indeed this was the case, He remained outfront

[tamehart]

Entering the sweeper, #79 held the lead with #53 following

[tamehart]

Through the whoops, #53 got close but was unable to make the pass.

[tamehart]

The battle went on throughout the entire race. This is the corner before the triple. #53 is trying to get an advantage

[tamehart]

The battle was getting really intense.....53 could only hope 79 would slip up

[tamehart]

Pushing it too hard into the corner, #79 spins out leaving a wide open door for 53.

[tamehart]

With the tables turned, #79 wants the lead back more than anything

[tamehart]

A well earned win goes to #53.

[tamehart]

The expert riders were up next. Dunk personally made sure his gate was to his specs.

[tamehart]

It was only sunday after the freestyle comp that Dunk figured out he didn't need to risk his quad and health on the triple. But untill then, he was unstopable

[tamehart]

Cam did all he could to keep up with Dunk. Dunk has a much bigger budget and a few more years on you. I wouldn't sweat it. You looked good out there though. You will get your chance again soon.

[tamehart]

after hitting the triple, Dunk was hard on the brakes to slow down for the corner.

[tamehart]

Dunk earned a good celebration with the performance he put on this weekend.

[tamehart]

I think he had experience thanking his sponsors before. He was pretty smooth with it.

[tamehart]

I will throw in this picture. This is a local kid, Camron Paige. If you see him at the races, he will more than likley be out front. He is an amazing rider. I am calling it now, pro in the works

[tamehart]

Ms. Motorama this year was a really sweet girl. She donated all her winnings to Spina Bifida.

[tamehart]

All the girls were more than happy to take pictures with various drooling guys over the weekend....

[JrdSHIFT450r]

Yea that girl had a nice *****

[tamehart]

The freestyle competition kicked off sundays final events. These are the 4 bike riders that entered the competition

[tamehart]

Nice heel clicker from #161

[tamehart]

Whip....not to shabby for the air they were getting

[tamehart]

Nac Nac????

[tamehart]

924 pumping the crowd up

[tamehart]

Kevin (owner of Lost Creek Cycles) and Dunk's Girl friend (Miss Motorsports 2005) were handing out MX vx ATV unleashed preview games to the crowd. They annouced Dunk will be one of the star riders in the game.

[tamehart]

Dunk personally handed out some of the games.

[tamehart]

many of the weekends benefits were donated to spina bifida. The organizers were great people and very caring

[tamehart]

The final day of competition brought much more battling to the field. I think most just thought it was their last chance and gave it their all.

[tamehart]

Here is the race that I mentioned before. #8 was being followed by Ian Tolbert (LCC rider) on the final laps. #8 got blocked up in a wreck and Ian took an alternate route that allowed him to make the pass. I feel that Ian deserved the win because he even looked for #8 to come out in front. Thats racing I guess. Ian pulled into the victory spot and asked the annoucer if he was the actual winner. Ian gained my respect. Good guy

[tamehart]

When the race was over, the riders looked confused. I think it was due to the mixed crowd boos and comments

[tamehart]

Ian posed with Ms. Motorama '04 and '05 in the victory spot

[tamehart]

a respectable man posed for a picture with the guy he thought should have won the race

[tamehart]

#79 was out front again and held off the fighting pack for another win.

[tamehart]

this guy was on the hunt. He gave it his all. I think he ended up 2nd or 3rd

[tamehart]

I got the chance to take pictures of #79 once again in the victory cirlce

[tamehart]

The expert class line up for the last time

[tamehart]

Cam ran expert, so I thought I would be nice and take a few pics of him. What does he do, but try to run me over. I am looking threw my camera and all I see is #312 coming straight at me. haha...actually Cam got spun around in the first corner and got caught up on the tires.

[tamehart]

Cam trying to make up some time

[tamehart]

Cam came around again and made sure he stayed away from the inside

[tamehart]

Anyone want to guess who was out front.....





come on......





give up.....



SLAM _________

[tamehart]

#323 from Lost creek held on out there in Expert class. Got the chance to talk to him. Real nice guy

[tamehart]

I was getting sick of seeing this guy in my camera.....just kidding

Jason Dunkelberger and the Lost Creek Cycle Team put on a great performance for the crowd all evening.

[tamehart]

#79 was back out front with #4J on his tail.

[tamehart]

#4j was putting a lot of heat on #79

[tamehart]

its amazing what a small mess up can do. 4J capitalized on 79's mistake and took the lead

[tamehart]

4J proudly sat in the spotlight and gave his thanks to those who got him there

[tamehart]

That's all I got for the weekend. Sorry I couldn't get more detailed on finishes. I wasn't able to stick around and jot it all down. I came down with some sort of bug saturday evening that I am still trying to push off.

[QuadRacer041]

good coverage man, thanks

[tamehart]

I also wanted to say, if anyone wants any of these pictures of themselves or anything. I will more than gladly burn you the big and clear pics onto a CD and send it out to you. I didn't even post half of the pictures I took.

[shogun_98]

Did you happen to get any shots of me? I was #717 in production B? I was a blue YFZ

[tamehart]

Shogun....what does your bike look like? It would be easier for me to pick it out of a pic.

[shogun_98]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v672/shogun_05/YFZMX1.jpg

I had orange Alloy gear on on sat and blue thor gear on sunday, if that helps

[JrdSHIFT450r]

Thanks alot shane for hte pics and the coverage
I HATE THEM TIRES

PS: I WOULD NEVER HIT A CAMERA MAN

[tamehart]

You welcome man. I actually have a bunch more of you. Soon as some of my school work dies down I will burn them to a disc and get them out to you.

[Xrider06]

Motorama was pretty awesome this year. I was sitting in the front row right above the word Dennis in a white shirt with a bunch of my friends. It was awesome getting roosted by Dunk and all the other guys. Can't wait til next year.

[jrdcrf419]

hey cam its me billy it look like u and dunk were the stars out thare well i think i might see you at acto then u will no who the real star well im chellin with my friends so later

[JrdSHIFT450r]

LOL thanks billy yeah ill see u around for shure

[Dice Wiley]

DUNK is such a pimp! lol ------all white gear with pink goggles. only he could pull that off:cool:

[JRDrider22]

except the point of that he gets free goggles but he wont throw them into the crowd after he wins. there was a 9 yr old who threw his goggles in the crowd after he won. people were madd dunk didnt... i dont know though..the gear was pretty fruity

[MadSea862]

27th ANNUAL MOTORAMA ARENACROSS RESULTS
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19, 2005


B Amateur 91-450 Production 4W 4stroke Group 1
1 8 Dustin Waters
2 568 Daryl Mallow
3 13 Luke Deatrick
4 14 Robert Burbridge
5 178 Justin Parmer

B Amateur 91-450 Production 4W 4stroke Group 2
1 53 Michael Kowal
2 24 Ricky Navarro
3 79 Daniel Schneider
4 121 Jason Steadman
5 87 Sam Wall

A Expert 91-450 Production 4W 4stroke
1 19 Jason Dunkelberger
2 3B Bruce Wyland
3 338 Brian Ace
4 871 Jason Detsch
5 312 Cameron Massaro

Youth 50cc Limited 4W (4-8 yrs. old)
1 100 Stenley Bohenek
2 31 Travis Wotring
3 5 Dalton Seabridge
4 343 Alex English
5 29 Colton McCarthy

B Amateur 91-Open Modified 4W 2 & 4 stroke
1 25 Ian Tolbert
2 79 Daniel Schneider
3 14 Robert Burbridge
4 69 James Miller
5 5 Matt Price

B Amateur 71-90cc Production (8-15 yrs. old) 4W
1 862 Colby Brake
2 24 David Nevrotski
3 4 Kenton Heinbaugh
4 18D Chad Davis
5 5 Joseph Bromley

A Expert 91-Open Modified 4W 2 & 4 stroke
1 19 Jason Dunkelberger
2 338 Brain Ace
3 185 Brendon Laplante
4 3B Bruce Wyland
5 323 Michael Barry




27th Annual Motorama Arenacross Results
Sunday February 20, 2005

B Amateur 91-450 Production 4W 4stroke Group 1
1 25 Ian Tolbert
2 8 Dustin Waters
3 5 Matt Price
4 14 Robert Burbridge
5 69 James Miller

B Amateur 91-450 Production 4W 4stroke Group 2
1 79 Daniel Schneider
2 53 Michael Kowal
3 87 Sam Wall
4 117 Kalw Witmer
5 5U Vince Nolt

A Expert 91-450 Production 4W 4 stroke

1 19 Jason Dunkelberger
2 338 Brian Ace
3 3B Bruce Wyland
4 312 Cameron Massaro
5 871 Jason Detsch

Youth 50cc Limited 4W (4-8 yrs. old)
1 100 Stanley Bohenek
2 343 Alex English
3 31 Travis Wotring
4 2 Cody Delong
5 29 Colton McCarthy

B Amateur 91-Open Modified 4W 2 & 4 stroke
1 4J John Schnatter
2 79 Daniel Schneider
3 25 Ian Tolbert
4 121X Jason Steadman
5 15T Tony Snyder

B Amatuer 71-90cc Production (8-15 yr. olds) 4W
1 862 Colby Brake
2 4 Kenton Heinbaugh
3 00 Colton Bloser
4 18D Chad Davis
5 5 Joseph Bromley

A Expert 91-Open Modified 4W 2 & 4 stroke
1 19 Jason Dunkelberger
2 3B Bruce Wyland Jr.
3 338 Brian Ace, Jr.
4 185 Brendon Laplante
5 323 Michael Barry, Jr.


90 Riders Don't get no respect man!:confused: :( :) :D :)

[BROTHERSPIZZERI]

JUST RESPONDING TO THE GUY BUSTING ON THE YOUTH RIDERS AT THE BEGINNING. REMEMBER, IF THOSE KIDS WERE NOT OUT THERE RACING, 30 YEARS FROM NOW THERE WILL BE NO MORE RACING. OBVIOUSELY YOU DO NOT HAVE ANY KIDS!! HOW LONG DO YOU THINK CHILDREN ARE GOING TO RACE IF THEY SEE EVERYONE LEAVING WHEN THEY START TO RACE???????
I CAN TELL YOU MY KIDS WOULD NOT LIKE IT!

[bansheeguy77]

Originally posted by JRDrider22
except the point of that he gets free goggles but he wont throw them into the crowd after he wins. there was a 9 yr old who threw his goggles in the crowd after he won. people were madd dunk didnt... i dont know though..the gear was pretty fruity

good coverage tamehart. dont believe i seen you or any members there for that matter tho.

jrd, im sure dunk had good reason as to why he did not throw his goggles. if you would ever speak with him you would understand he is one of the nicest guys out there.

brotherspizzeri, is the caps lock broken on your computer? but i understand your point and i realize most parents love watching their kids riding. but what about the other 85% of the people in attendance there that dont want to be bored to death watching some little kids crawl over everything? its great they are out riding and racing but this should be an adult event. put the kids in another arena with a track built for them. i guarantee the kids would have more fun actually being able to do something rather than just make it up the adult jumps. i think everybody would win that way :)

[jimmy450]

You have any pics of #64 yfz 450 with silver plastic orange frame it was hidden somewhere. i saw it on the track it looked outta control ran MOD B and PROD B i think?:)

[MyFlyin450R]

Originally posted by bansheeguy77
good coverage tamehart. dont believe i seen you or any members there for that matter tho.

jrd, im sure dunk had good reason as to why he did not throw his goggles. if you would ever speak with him you would understand he is one of the nicest guys out there.

brotherspizzeri, is the caps lock broken on your computer? but i understand your point and i realize most parents love watching their kids riding. but what about the other 85% of the people in attendance there that dont want to be bored to death watching some little kids crawl over everything? its great they are out riding and racing but this should be an adult event. put the kids in another arena with a track built for them. i guarantee the kids would have more fun actually being able to do something rather than just make it up the adult jumps. i think everybody would win that way :)

Lets not forget that quite a few of us would not be in this sport nor would we be sharing it with our kids if we did not have the chance to ride and experience it as kids. As far as a track just for the kids or a seperate track, kids like to ride on the adult track it makes them feel bigger.

[yfzgirl72m]

Hello everyone, I raced in the production B class in the first heat. I was the only female out there. I was wondering if anyone happen to get a pic of me? I got a great holeshot on Saturday but stalled in the first double, Sunday i had no topend power so unfortunately could not go anywhere. But i had a blast and will be back next year. Thanks

Myka Carpenter
#72m

[tamehart]

Myka, I was trying to adjust the camera early saturday. I have a lot of shots from the side that I can't see a #. IM me at Tamehart84 and give me more of a descrption, and I will sift through the pics I have