Double Black Single Track Trail 90, 91, 93 and 94 at Hatfield McCoy Tornado Single Trax

[@brianmoore1648]

Yesterday I took advantage of the nice weather and got my new bike all muddy! Having converted from street biking to dirt biking,it's way more different then I imagined,! I started to "Peg " ride and increase my speed through loose terrain. And my skill set greatly improved! I'm basically keeping my steering straight,and pressing on the pegs to steer. But getting a new bike all muddy is a hard bridge to cross,vs a street bike that rarely gets dirty. I'm not looking forward to my first "DUMP", on my dirt bike!😮😢😢 I've only dropped one street bike once ,,and it was because I forgot to put the kick stand down at the gas station., 40 years of street riding!! I was wondering what the brand name is on your "Bark Busters"? They seem to hold up to your abuse? Thanks Brian. Brraaappp Brraaappp!!!!!!😊

[@AppalachianOutdoorChannel]

Thankfully, dirt bikes are really durable and keep riding, and you'll keep getting better. I have Tusk wrap around hand guards on from Rocky Mountain ATV. They're not too expensive, and RMATV generally has good quality products in the Tusk lineup at a reasonable price.

[@brianmoore1648]

93looks Brutal

[@AppalachianOutdoorChannel]

I'm continuing to learn that if you hit things with speed, you generally come out on the other side okay, but yeah 93 is pretty tough for me.