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Hey guys, looks like i will be moving back down south again , i used to live in Plano,TX for about 14 years and been living in NJ for a good 17 now. I have some family out by the San Marcos and Canyon Lake area.
I will be moving down since my cousin and I will be partnering up and opening a business next year.
A lil about me , i used to do a lot of am riding in NJ . I did some downhill riding for a couple years in NJ , NY , VT, and NH. Was great , until i had a bad accident during a session off a tabletop .Basically i was out of riding for almost 1 year , jumped back into downhilling again and realized i wasnt 100% back into. A lot of the riding on the NE is chunky rocks , roots , ups and downs. Its very mountainy and rough. I am not a good climber and i hate climbing lol.
I dont know what the terrain is like in TX for mountain biking , but i am looking to get back into some regular XC/AM type of trail riding. Not looking to go hard , but to get back into shape , start easy and then progress again. I am also wondering how much bike is needed for TX as well since my purchase on a new bike will be for TX. Any information you guys can provide would be great and maybe some Youtube videos of the riding you guys have down there would be awesome. Thanks a lot !
I will be moving down since my cousin and I will be partnering up and opening a business next year.
A lil about me , i used to do a lot of am riding in NJ . I did some downhill riding for a couple years in NJ , NY , VT, and NH. Was great , until i had a bad accident during a session off a tabletop .Basically i was out of riding for almost 1 year , jumped back into downhilling again and realized i wasnt 100% back into. A lot of the riding on the NE is chunky rocks , roots , ups and downs. Its very mountainy and rough. I am not a good climber and i hate climbing lol.
I dont know what the terrain is like in TX for mountain biking , but i am looking to get back into some regular XC/AM type of trail riding. Not looking to go hard , but to get back into shape , start easy and then progress again. I am also wondering how much bike is needed for TX as well since my purchase on a new bike will be for TX. Any information you guys can provide would be great and maybe some Youtube videos of the riding you guys have down there would be awesome. Thanks a lot !