Keyesville Classic...a GO!

[bubbazanetti]

The ever popular Keyesville Classic trials event will be held on Saturday, March 18th. Located on the burly granite near Lake Isabella, CA, Friday will practice & set-up, witht the event on Saturday.

For info, call Zak at 626 287-8507.

[MikeTheBike]

Jon and Zak,

Please contact Tim about your event. We would like to have one or more of your events on the NATS calendar this year.

[trialsin usa]

...should you have any questions about terrain!.......

[TTownJon]

Oemgee. That is some cool looking stuff.

Who wants to carpool down from seattle?

Jonathan

[Macbeth]

Yes, i would love to come..... Oh hang on, wrong country...... Oh.

I thought we had regional forums for this stuff..... Now I've got all excited for nothing.... Oh well....

[TJpwr]

Yes Yes Yes. I'm totally there dude. :coold:

Phil

[dkoppric]

Yes, i would love to come..... Oh hang on, wrong country...... Oh.

I thought we had regional forums for this stuff..... Now I've got all excited for nothing.... Oh well....

its probably going to be a NATS event, so its in the right section considering its a National event and this is a US based forum.

[jaffro]

Holy crap. I might be down to go with whoever can make it down from Seattle. Terrain looks amazing

[Macbeth]

Aaahhhhhh..... That's not a bad explanation.... Continue

[brian_E]

any airport/hotel infoz?

[bubbazanetti]

The Keyesville Classic is located in the California Sierra town of Lake Isabella, which is approximately 30 miles East of Bakersfield. Closest big airport is Burbank Bob Hope Airport. From there it's about a 1 1/2 hr drive.

Closest motel is the Isabella Motel. They fill up fast, so call soon, if you're definite about coming. 760) 379-2800. There is free camping on site, on some of the most beautiful terrain imagineable. There are clean permanent pit toilets, but camping is primitive. You need to bring water, tent, etc. Lots of free riding and tons of sessioning. At night there are numerous campfires, it's a pretty sociable group. There are grocery stores, fast food, gas, etc in LAke Isabella, a short 5 minute drive.

Sections are built on big granite rocks, some water, loose sandy riverbeds. This is NOT the event to move up a class, as the sections tend to be tough and challenging. Thanks Tim, for posting the great photo...this is only one of about 10 big rocky areas we use. The loop tends to be on the long side, with 6-8 sections. Weather can be cold & windy, or hot & sunny at this time of year...pretty hard to predict. It will be a fun time!

E-mail Zak for details at zaktrials@yahoo.com or call him at 626) 287-8507.

[brian_E]

any word on the NATSinization of the event?

[trialsin usa]

....not sure how to respond to such a cryptic question........ yes, it is NATS event.

[breakoutstout]

I'm there.

[aki]

Holy sweet spot! I'm excited to go :)

[Paulsf]

i too will be thar, matey

[brian_E]

help me out and tell me why i dont want to fly to bakersfield?

[trialsin usa]

help me out and tell me why i dont want to fly to bakersfield?

If you are into oil derreks, pickup trucks with "back off Jack" mud flaps, country music bars and tumbleweeds............ it is mecca. Flip side, it's alot warmer than Buffalo, NY!