NE Boardercross?

[doxastic]

I am new to the northeast, recently relocated from SLC, UT. I love to Boardercross but I'm living in NYC. I need to get to the races in Jan, Feb and March but I don't have a car out here. What would you guys recommend? Are there buses? Trains?

 

[thebigo]

Yeah, if at all possible move back to SLC.

JK, I dont really know much about brodercross. Im sure somebody else will help you though.

 

[dmc]

Theres Bx races around the area...
Keep your eyes open...

i competed at Hunter in the first ever one they had... If they have another it's a busride away...

 

[doxastic]

Theres Bx races around the area...
Keep your eyes open...

i competed at Hunter in the first ever one they had... If they have another it's a busride away...

Sweeeet! Yeah. I'll keep my eyes out for it. I keep up on the usasa site. That's how I find out about all the races. If they're not usasa, then I don't know how to find out about them. But, I pressume most races will be usasa sanctioned. If a resorts going to take the time to build a course, they might as well bring out the right peeps.

 

[doxastic]

So, I just checked it out. There is a BX race at Hunter on Feb. 11th. I'll definitely be hitting that up!

 

[Birdman829]

Sugarloaf had a boardercross course set up for a few weeks last year. Kind of a haul from NYC though.

 

[SnowRider]

One is boardecross is awsome. You are not going to find the level of courses you would find in your previous location. Her are some mountains that hold boardercrosses.

http://www.patspeak.com/josh.htm

A AWSOME course for the east. I was there a couple years ago and watched it. Took the course after and it was fun.

http://www.bromley.com/
Not sure about competitions but they have a decent course (Better mid-season)

Not really sure about any others. I looked but no luck.:roll:

SnowRider