sweet.

How often do they change the layout of the track?

 

They don't. Maybe every season, but no more.
I'm not going every week so it's not a problem though.

choke - ahahah thanks! Sure is me! I'll work out to get some upper body strength and report back later in the winter. Arm-pump within literally 30s, loosened up after that but I just don't have the strength to handle the bike properly right now.

 

I dunno man, I think I'd rather take a slide at 80mph in good leathers than lose my motorcycle from three stories up in nothing but some cheap padding and a fancy t-shirt. When I'm on a street bike I feel moderately in control, when I'm on a dirt bike I feel like I'm going to die at any second.

 

True dat! I put my gear on (boots, chest protector and helmet ... pants, jersey and gloves are useless) and felt uneasy for a second. It's really flimsy compared to the road gear.
Then I manned up.

Control was the opposite for me. Starting on the road was "well .. go sideways you stupid thing! Slide! How am I supposed to turn otherwise?"

 

Julien, that looks like tons of fun!!

Wheres the indoor MX track anyway?

 

That looks like crazy fun. Learning how to ride is on my to-do list, but don't have the balls to actually do it.

 

Makes me want to buy another dirt bike. Sean, you still have a truck?

 

No, I killed it Truck shopping...soon

 

Bad ass! Makes me want to learn to ride.

 

It's in Mirabel, last exit before St Jerome on the 15. Exit 39 I believe. You can actually see the big tent from the highway. The great thing is that it's 20min from my parents' place, which is where I keep my truck and dirtbike.
Called XTown, they have quite the facility. They're having SnoX races there in a week, an ice oval (winter) and in the summer an outdoor MX track and enduro track in the woods.

I was going to suggest not learning on such a tight track, but there were several people who were clearly just beginning. While they weren't going fast, they still had a blast. Mind you ... everyone always has a huge grin on their face when they take the helmet off.