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Raining Today...Where to ride
Would like to go out for a ride tonight, but we do not want to ruin any of the trails.
I've always heard that Anderson Truck Trail is good to ride when it's wet.
But I always read about cars and trucks getting broken into if parked under the I-8 Bridge. Especially at night.
Where is a good place to meet, where it's safe to park, yet not too much on-the-road riding?
Scott
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Can't you ride on pavement just one day? Come on, man.
If not biking, then what?
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I live near one of the best during/post rain trails, Sycamore Canyon in Riverside. With the amount of rain we are getting, i would wait at least until Saturday. Thats IF the rain stops tonight. It is dumping water all day.
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The San Juan Trail--and/or Chiquito--handles rain very well since the soil is mainly DG (decomposed granite). Also, we didn't get that much rain, so it should be just about perfect!
Last edited by dirtvert; 12-14-2012 at 08:34 AM.
"If you will it, dude, it is no dream." ~ the Big L.
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I wish this would be stickied -> The Ramblings of MTBBill » Wet Trails Rating
San Diego got at least 2x the rain we were expecting from this storm, and more is coming. Sounds like at least 2 days for even the "best-behaved" trails.
"Those skilled at the unorthodox are infinite as heaven and earth, inexhaustible as the great rivers."
— Tzun Tzu
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Hold back, your trails will be better for it.
ATT is just fine 2 days AFTER rain. Some slight mud and silt build up , but overall DG smooth!
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I frequently ride cowles mountain while it's raining. It's too steep for the water to soak in, it just rolls right off the mountain. It's also DG so its a better ride while its a little moist.
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Grab a shovel and beer. Go digging or just
fix ur local loop.
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Totally agree with ihaveagibsonsg. Cowles weathers rain extremely well.
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Yup
I rode sycamore cyn today and other than the bridge over the creek in the Southeast corner being jacked up and the creek being a bit deeper the place was in great shape.
 Originally Posted by jetboy23
I live near one of the best during/post rain trails, Sycamore Canyon in Riverside. With the amount of rain we are getting, i would wait at least until Saturday. Thats IF the rain stops tonight. It is dumping water all day.
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i rode santiago oaks yesterday in the rain and the dirt seemed to hold up great. didnt hold too much moisture on top, stayed smooth and just a bit tacky. perfect for railing the single track descents!
we did climb mountain goat and for some reason it held a lot of water on the surface. it would have been a bad idea to go down that trail. there was also a couple horses out that were actually causing some decent holes.
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We rode Harding to Motorway yesterday....rained on us the whole time. Mud was not an issue, nor was the cold......but we were wet for several hours.
I crashed hard enough on my Tallboy to break my leg,
The carbon is way more durable than most people.
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 Originally Posted by Der Juicen
i rode santiago oaks yesterday in the rain and the dirt seemed to hold up great. didnt hold too much moisture on top, stayed smooth and just a bit tacky. perfect for railing the single track descents!
we did climb mountain goat and for some reason it held a lot of water on the surface. it would have been a bad idea to go down that trail. there was also a couple horses out that were actually causing some decent holes.
Several trails at Oaks do not handle water well at all. Goat, Bumblebee and Deer get really bad once they get wet.
I crashed hard enough on my Tallboy to break my leg,
The carbon is way more durable than most people.
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