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I think we should have topics so we have all the 'special' kind of tracks (enduro, supermoto and freestyle/freeride) Here I want to try to find all the enduro tracks we have for MxSim Moor enduro Crow's nest state Forest enduro 2008 King of the mountain (main) 2008 King of the mountain (prologue) Extreme single track WTF endurocross Benkeboda enduro Sorketorp enduro MxBowl (compound that includes some little endurocross) South Alps 2008 Denver endurocross Please post links to any more enduro tracks you know.

TM Factory-Racing - MX Simulator Team. User created tracks to add to your track library - extract or drag files in to your MXSim personal folder. 125 Track Walks in? Well naturally we have to bust out the 125 and do some ripping! Check out this classic MX.

Wrote: Yep found my problem for hawk point, good call. Im also playing this track a ton now, some huge jumps and really fast lines. Almost all wide open on the 350sx. Called HFA MX. Sure am glad I stuck with this game now, I HATED it at first and was super pissed I spent the money on it but after a couple months Im finally a huge fan and its all I play now. Another great track Jumps are fun, but the turns are what really stand out on this one, IMO.

Got any more links to some quality tracks? Ever since I've been playing this game it seems like a run-around to find good tracks When I fire up the game I usually just do some good ones that I've had for a while.

Wrote: Can you change to a rear camera view? The demo seems pretty cool, the first person view is really good but i like the rear camera view. Just keep in mind that the demo does not do the game much justice.

Only after you buy the full game can you begin to understand how it is (settings, tracks, etc). And even then, many hours of practice are required to really learn how to ride the bike. That's when it gets fun, and start to feel the realism It's so hard for a while, but once it 'clicks' for you, you'll find the full version is the best money ever spent on an MX game. BTW, make sure your PC has some fairly decent specs. A lot of tracks you can download are way more demanding than the demo tracks. ^ yes, what he said.

I wish I could see the hours played on this game like you can on some others. I know for certain Ive played this more than any other game Ive ever owned. A typical ps3 game would MAYBE keep me interested for 8 months. I bought MX sim at the beginning of 2012, so going on almost 2 full years and I still play it. And thats nothing for some of the other people that play this game. You'll find alot of players have been around a solid 5 years or so. JLV, the creator, is still to this day working on the game and updating it, all of which is free once you already own the full game.

Theres also no such thing as paying for tracks or bikes. Although some stuff is kept private, typically new bike templates that would allow you access to make your own graphics. Wrote: ^ yes, what he said.

I wish I could see the hours played on this game like you can on some others. I know for certain Ive played this more than any other game Ive ever owned. A typical ps3 game would MAYBE keep me interested for 8 months. I bought MX sim at the beginning of 2012, so going on almost 2 full years and I still play it.

And thats nothing for some of the other people that play this game. You'll find alot of players have been around a solid 5 years or so. JLV, the creator, is still to this day working on the game and updating it, all of which is free once you already own the full game. Theres also no such thing as paying for tracks or bikes.

Although some stuff is kept private, typically new bike templates that would allow you access to make your own graphics. JLV. Dvd Installer 3 4 Wii Controllers. most under-appreciated individual in MX gaming, ever. He deserves some serious recognition amongst the entire MX world. One of those guys that are so ahead of their time. Yea i made that just as a mess around type of thing. Never meant for it to be anything serious, but people seem to like it anyways.