Decent tracks for beginners- Alberta

[jen.drake]

Hi,

Just joined- was wondering if there are any decent motocross tracks somewhat around Edmonton that are good for beginners? So I'm too big on a Crf 150rb for the pee-wee tracks lol but the "lady friendly" tracks don't have any jumps? What is with that? I'm not good enough to be out on the main tracks but it would be cool to find a place that has a kind of beginner area with I dunno, a couple tabletops even? I'd like to check out BUMP out by Busby this summer. Anyone know what they've got for beginner/intermediate? I like zipping around in the fields and trails around here but it would be cool to practice some jumps etc. without being in the way of the guys on 450's! Thanks!!!!

 

[armascott]

Welcome, Bump is good they have decent tracks for beginners. If you are a little hesitant I would recommend going on a weekday afternoon if you can, this way you can avoid a busy track. With that said tracks around Edmonton are limited, don't be intimidated by riders on bigger bikes. Best thing to remember is to just hold your line on the track, people will find there way around you if needed.

Have fun ride safe

 

[jen.drake]

Thanks!!! I’m sure I’ll find a good place and someone to go with would help too lol

 

[Ballzdeep]

X2 on BUMP my Fav place to ride. Plus Frank re worked some new table tops this year, track is good for all levels and you can go ride some trail to warm up first. Have fun and see you in tha Dirt!

 

[kingcat162]

check out Wild Bill's out in St.Francis

 

[armascott]

I'm pretty sure Wild Bill's is no longer open to public.