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Rider's Corner

On our way to the Atlanta Supercross on Friday, we stopped at one of the biggest tracks in Alabama. Around 2 miles in length, Monster Mountain is a big track, at least when compared to most other motocross tracks in the area. Arriving on the Friday before the Atlanta Supercross, we thought we would have the place pretty much to ourselves. "It's a weekday, folks are either working or heading to Atlanta", we were telling ourselves. Let's just say we were wrong! As we came over the hill, we were blinded by the sunlight glinting off what seemed like an endless row of shiny plastic and metal. After unloading and taking a look at the track, which you have quite a spectacular view of right from the parking area, the roar of bikes getting ready to take to the track for the first time that day was quite intimidating but, exhilarating at the same time. Once on the track and rolling along trying to learn what the next jump was going to be like, things got a little more nerve racking. We've never seen so many fast riders on a non-raceday before. Let's just say it's not as much fun learning a track when there is a never ending flow of bikes passing you constantly. Well, enough of the whining, because after a few laps, even with bikes whizzing by left and right, we learned that this track is fun! It has an awesome variety of jumps and elevation changes that make it extremely fun to ride. Traction is at a premium with sand and clay sections. Toward the end of the day as riders started to thin out riding became even more fun and we felt how big this track really is when it doesn't have at least 60 riders on it at one time. As long as the track is, it flows really well and doesn't seem to wear you out as fast as some smaller tracks. On a good note, we only left with a broken brake lever and fork guard.  Could have been worse... Hopefully, the next time we visit, and we'll definitely go back, it won't be as crowded. - Editor 03/04/2010

To find out more about this location and see some video footage of the day we visited click here.

The Rider's Corner column  is devoted to relating recent adventures on a track or trail. Please send us your most recent riding experience and we may post it.