Rode many of the trails there today along with many, many other trail users. Plenty of watery puddles and downed trees (esp. on Ridge). Only few spots with actual slippery mud. Ironically, the worst spot is the brand new section of South Burma. The lower part of the trail is about 100 yards of creamy peanut butter. I thought the whole point of that trail was to improve drainage/erosion.
Has anyone been there since the latest rain? I rode there on Tuesday night and it was pretty slick in a lot of spots. Considering going back out there tonight to get a ride in before it rains this weekend.
d'oh! now it says that its blocked in our country due to content from the "harry fox agency". just tell us what trail you hit, and we can try and picture it, ha ha.
Ah for Fak sake i don't knowwwwwwww.
EMI Music infringment.
Although it does play on my comp-u-tar.
It was a gooood time.
Goin Back Monday.
I'll Try it again.
GoGo
A pristine bike free of dirt, scratches, and wear marks makes me sort of sad
I was there today, went up cobblestone-down roughgo-- up canyon to marsh-sburma-downhill to lake to orchard to cobblestone. Worst part was at the bottom of s burma downhill, lots of mud for about 200 yard on the trail, very slippery but kinda fun. I saw about 5-7 other mt bikers today.
Ah for Fak sake i don't knowwwwwwww.
EMI Music infringment.
Although it does play on my comp-u-tar.
It was a gooood time.
Goin Back Monday.
I'll Try it again.
GoGo
Some of those sections are tough when dry, let alone slippery when you rode it. Good job.
Some of those sections are tough when dry, let alone slippery when you rode it. Good job.
99% of the time I/we go up the north side and back down the east side.
Always a good time.
Good traction the whole route.
Just had to have your slippery skills a goin.
Thank you Wally.
The king of info.
A pristine bike free of dirt, scratches, and wear marks makes me sort of sad
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