i have to agree! thats probably top 5 B speed here in New england, really fast, nice riding too, i like how you kept squaring up the turns to try to take back the spot from the KTM

a-lot of why it seems so fast is because of the track it was very wide open and a fast lay out. but i just wanted to say thanks for the positive comment and also thanks for the compliment on the squaring up of turns it is much appreciated.

Brian Begin no problem man, don’t take away the fact that you have some talent. That’s not a slow ride at all haha.

Tyler MacAdams yea ik it must be impossible for local new englabd c class guys like me to even try to qualify

+Brian Begin just an observation but it seems like if you would have taken the inside on a few more of them corners you could have taken some places back faster but all and all you did great. Nice riding.

Ya its definitely different. At least from my experience National Level C class riders are more serious about trying progress within the sport and be the best version of themselves then can be. Where local C class is a lot more laid back and just about enjoying the sport and doing as well as you can.

thanks man!

Thanks, Appreciate it!

thanks man appreciate it!

Definitely one of the most scenic tracks there is!

Haha you know it! Fun times!

thanks

Thanks man appreciate it! I was definitely not stoked to drive all the way there from Southern California and have that happen on the first moto. Just tried to make the best out of the situation.

You are correct. I do not know why that guy had yellow backgrounds? In local races and even regionals the color of your backgrounds does not matter though typically.

It’s not Lorettas it’s a qualifier for Lorettas

These are the fastest C riders in the north west states. These guys are much faster than your local c riders

Its all personal preference honestly. Regular C class can modify the bikes more, but both classes end up being about the same when its all said and done.

I was running stock exhaust

sounded better than stock haha I hate how raspy stock is on the yz

C class for Lorettas is just for anyone who hasn’t been there before and that’s pretty much how c class is where I’m from to

Haha no. Its my buddy Max Lee Actually

@@brianbegin222 lol damn dude he looks just like him😂 lmao

There isn't supposed to be any aftermarket exhausts allowed in limited. The only exception was a ktm factory edition which came stock with an FMF slip on so it was considered "stock"

@@brianbegin222 ah ok

I try to but life has been in the way lately. Going to try to get back to local racing soon hopefully!

@@brianbegin222 nice

yes from time to time. Life tends to get in the way now more than it used to though haha

@@brianbegin222 I hear that! If you were 45 and 6'1. Would you buy a 450?

@@bradmyers3327 You definitely cant go wrong with one. They are a lot of bike though so if you were someone who is not as comfortable with controlling so much power there are plenty of other bikes out there! The 450 is definitely the one stop shop for a bike that can do it all, and if you can handle one id say get one!

@@bradmyers3327 KTM 350 is fun

hello

I do occasionally. Manly just local races in southern california. Life gets in the way of racing/riding dirt bikes a lot more nowadays.🙄

@brianbegin222 It's time for Brian to begin again. Let's go Briannnn let's gooooo

haha thanks man! ill try and get some gopro footage of something up soon!👍@@bunnyman6321

@@brianbegin222 💯

this is not the the beginner class. this is would be known as the novice class, and this is the lowest class Loretta's offers for big bikes.

It's odd that they name it the "C" class. Maybe the problem is in how the organisers are naming the classes. Regardless, awesome ride, Brian.

C class at the regional level is this competitive.

Brian Begin after seeing this I believe it

You gotta do what you gotta do to make it to Loretta’s.

Bro he aint even win tho lol. U should see C class in the south where they ride year long

Thanks for the positive words 👍 I moved up immediately after racing Loretta's that year.