Here are some pics of my GF HiFi Pro 96er. I ride mostly in central mass with the team bum club. Mt Pisgah in Berlin, Rayburn in Milford, Ladd Rd in Sturbridge, Vietnam, Plumbers Landing in Whitinsville and several others. I would like to check out Leominster SF, I hear there is a lot of trails.
I ride LSF,Groton trails,Townsend,Wapack/midstate trail,and fitchburg usually.H.Parker,fomba,vietnam,B.Brook,patucaway,a nd more I can't remember once and a while.Currently riding a Turner burner and a Cannondale prophet.
Here's my Ride: With the retro-reliable new cloud nine shock-and Albert tires!:
Most of my riding is in Wendell SF, Bachelor St (Holyoke skinner sf) and the 'Long Ridge' Starts at Sugar North in Deerfield Runs To Poet's seat in Greenfield--tons of after work and early morning riding fun in here! DAR is fun--and I love the riding in and around the Yokun Ridge in Lennox.
I have a surly karate monkey and a salsa dos niner. The Fells is close to home so I ride there for pre- or post-work rides. I spend alot of time at Otis in Falmouth. Other usual spots included Blue Hills, Vietnam and occassionally Lynn, but i've hit none of those places since discovering harold parker and ward reservation this fall. I used to ride foxboro and Wretham state forest years ago when I worked in walpole.
2004 Rocky Mountain Element 30:
only a couple upgrades. Shes been holding up very nicely.
2006 Bianchi WUSS
just picked her up about a month ago from eBay for about half the original price. So far: amazing.
I live in Sharon, MA. Most of my riding takes place around Foxboro State Forrest, Borderland State park, and Blue Hills. But thats during the school year. I'm in Vermont all summer.
Whats up, Nathan. Actually thats an old pic. I had an rp3 originally and traded it for the dhx5 I have now. Just got the dhx5 back from PUSH, the ride is sweeter than ever. Had to send it in after blowing the rebound during the Wicked ride.
[] I used to ride the North Shore and Lynn with Woodyak until I moved. Now I pretty much ride Otis, since it is right out my front door, and it really isn't that bad. It's alot like Kt , just tighter, with less climbing and no " rideable" freeride trail.
Since the pic I threw on a Pushed rp3, which is great compared to the Romic.
Now what about the other ___+ bikes you own? The Ridge, Enduro, R9, Clifcat thing (Did you sell that?)..................
Nice bike though. You make them stickers?
Nice bike.
I though you were the expert in this whole who rides and sells things?The Cliff Cat has been long long gone(like well over a year maybe two) The Enduro long gone too.And he'll soon be on a Nicolai right Bruce?HaHa Bruce did you get that new RP23 yet?Bro finally cleaned that pink trail off to the right today.That is a sweet sweet line.(more so when you clean it) Ok now,what and where I ride, Where,B&T's of course(My # 1 spot)Lynn Woods 18 years,Beverly(really diggen that place lately) Bikes,Alutech,Nicolai CC Nicolai FR(Jan 12th) 21pound Klein Adroit,p1 cromo park bike.
Bro finally cleaned that pink trail off to the right today.That is a sweet sweet line.(more so when you clean it)
Tis a very fun trail. I cleared most of it. Definatley a great trail to improve a person's skill. Keep up the good work Bruce! Thank you for building it.
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I like the trails on Mt. Tom in Holyoke and Sugar loaf is cool up near poets seat tower. i am new to full suspension. before this i rode hardtail. i do a lot of urban style riding as well as mountain.theres also some technical trails up behind ashley resorvoir in holyoke i used to ride alot.
Most of my bikes are in there.
I mostly ride at Earl's trails in Hadley on the Sinister Mustang
The DH bikes aren't in the picture, they get raced around the country and ridden a ton at Jiminy peak and here in Northampton.
hi there where is earls trail i moved to hadley 6 months ago havnt really rode around here im looking to go riding with people in the area would you be interested in meeting up sometime to ride
chris
Sure. The trails are by the Hadley Resevoir, across the street from Hampshire College. They hook up with the excellent Batchelor street trails, but are far faster and less rocky.
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