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Arkansas BDR premier. April '26

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I watched it tonight. I am guessing I have ridden 95% of it over the years.
 
I'll be riding this on my way to ride the Montana BDR - June-July
Looking forward to this - I've ridden several BDRs and BDRx - never
been disappointed.
 
FitzPA said:
I'll be riding this on my way to ride the Montana BDR - June-July
Looking forward to this - I've ridden several BDRs and BDRx - never
been disappointed.
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That sounds like a trip of a lifetime. Congratulations.
 
This might sound like a dumb question, but what the difference between a BDR and a BDR-X? Does the X have more dirt?
 
grumpy48 said:
This might sound like a dumb question, but what the difference between a BDR and a BDR-X? Does the X have more dirt?
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BDRs typically go end to end across a state and connect to the next states BDR . BDRx are loop rides that are shorter and designed to be done in less time.
 
Yes - BDRs are end-to-end and BDRx are loops; however don't discount BDRs (for now); I usually
ride, I usually ride 1 or 2 days of a BDR then turn around and ride the same route in the opposite
direction, so I get back to may camper. Also if I see something interesting, then I may wander "off-course".

The ride back is just as interesting because you see different things and the route/trail also
is different (you are now going up hill instead of down, you're crossing a section from a different
angle etc etc).

Being a solo rider, I feel more comfortable being relatively close to my base camp.
 
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