Thank you everyone for all the race support. I was very well taken care of throughout the whole event. I'm still thinking abt the race cos it was far beyond enjoyable.

The obstacles were very intimidating initially, I wished I had practiced it a little before embarrassing myself in front of so many people! I had many crashes but I learnt alot too. I managed to clear all the obstacles one way or another, depending on my "mood" cos a clean run is hard to come by. Those that looked the easiest were the worst. The whole time I was waiting for the checkered flag to appear so I can finally get a break cos there was no time to sit at the course (but I sat quite abit, cos I was getting slower and exhausted as time went by). It was one nasty obstacle after another, non-stop! The horror. It was not that hardcore but it was just physically and mentally tiring.

However, it was an interesting concept that was new to me, cos I thought we were going into the foreign jungle. Instead, it gave the spectators a good laugh as they could see almost the whole enduro race route.

Thank god that "drowning in the mud" pic was the last lap bcos I had a hard time trying to keep my hands and butt in place. Two people needed to drag me out, and I needed to dig the mud to lift up my boots. It was that deep and sticky! Gross! I not only look like a monster, I felt like one too! It was such a horrible feeling... Tough luck! Haha.

Overall, it was a great event. I hope everyone enjoyed the race as much as I did. Good job all!

angmohkia wrote:

So nice you all enjoying urselves.....this old man retired and need to watch out if have senior citizen class anot.. I wonder since the race over, can go there to play play anot ar?

Got vets class... But the northern uncles are fast! 2010yz450! Ehhehe

kudos to all the riders...

You guys are such an inspiration.

Congrats to Ruff #22!! The only rider from Singapore to stand on the box.
1ST-KELANTAN 2ND-SELANGOR 3RD-SELANGOR 4TH-KELANTAN & 5TH-SINGAPORE

dark_angel wrote:

angmohkia wrote: So nice you all enjoying urselves.....this old man retired and need to watch out if have senior citizen class anot.. I wonder since the race over, can go there to play play anot ar? Got vets class... But the northern uncles are fast! 2010yz450! Ehhehe

Those are young uncles bro....this old man CPF take liao so u know how old lar!!! Senior Citizen means above 55 years lar

You don't stop riding when you get old,
You get old when you stop riding.

There are older guys out there still racing.

Heh Kied....I never stop riding and thats why ppl say I look so young

Racing??? Have to consider because heart pump too fast trying to catch the fast old uncles then heart stop....

The rest p0f the videos: Scramriders TV

angmohkia wrote:

dark_angel wrote: angmohkia wrote: So nice you all enjoying urselves.....this old man retired and need to watch out if have senior citizen class anot.. I wonder since the race over, can go there to play play anot ar? Got vets class... But the northern uncles are fast! 2010yz450! Ehhehe Those are young uncles bro....this old man CPF take liao so u know how old lar!!! Senior Citizen means above 55 years lar

take CPF go and buy 2012KXF450! hahaha

Audrey wrote:

Thank you everyone for all the race support. I was very well taken care of throughout the whole event. I'm still thinking abt the race cos it was far beyond enjoyable. The obstacles were very intimidating initially, I wished I had practiced it a little before embarrassing myself in front of so many people! I had many crashes but I learnt alot too. I managed to clear all the obstacles one way or another, depending on my "mood" cos a clean run is hard to come by. Those that looked the easiest were the worst. The whole time I was waiting for the checkered flag to appear so I can finally get a break cos there was no time to sit at the course (but I sat quite abit, cos I was getting slower and exhausted as time went by). It was one nasty obstacle after another, non-stop! The horror. It was not that hardcore but it was just physically and mentally tiring. However, it was an interesting concept that was new to me, cos I thought we were going into the foreign jungle. Instead, it gave the spectators a good laugh as they could see almost the whole enduro race route. Thank god that "drowning in the mud" pic was the last lap bcos I had a hard time trying to keep my hands and butt in place. Two people needed to drag me out, and I needed to dig the mud to lift up my boots. It was that deep and sticky! Gross! I not only look like a monster, I felt like one too! It was such a horrible feeling... Tough luck! Haha. Overall, it was a great event. I hope everyone enjoyed the race as much as I did. Good job all!

Audrey,great job! i swore i didn't laugh at you at all.. hehe so see you at the next 4 rounds of Johor MX!