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heal up quick eddie....
heal up quick eddie....
Have to laugh when I see replies like this. Oh No it's the secret trail police!Orangesicle said:Its up there and to the left.
No ****. I can barely ride off a 6 inch ledge without crashing. I'm a newbie. I'm not planning to tackle the damn thing anytime soon. I was just curious since I live in So Cal.homeless junkie said:Have to laugh when I see replies like this. Oh No it's the secret trail police!
but maybe there is a middle ground (btw, i live in nor cal, and similar issues here--and i'm a noob when it comes to this kind of stuff). next time some noob asks that question, maybe send them a PM w/ info on how to help out, someone can show them the goods at the next work day if they are willing to pitch in. extra hands/shovels/etc might be helpful w/ maintenance, etc.Orangesicle said:I agree!
More trails = more riders = more power to the bike groups.
When its all done above board.
But secret trail police is better than "Here are the GPS coordinates blah blah blah" and then... wait for it to build..."OH NO! The people who live here hate all the new increased traffic, noise, trash and emergency equipment traveling through here because Barney blew up his face on a bad landing. And there shouldn't be trails like this without permission and regulation and how could they deface the natural terrain so with their non-indigenous use of materials and digging and jump building!
Lets all shut it down! Lets protect everyone from themselves quickly!"
And the guys who put in 10-50 weeks straight of building, designing and work are just SOL.
I'll bet they just start again somewhere else right? How many slapdowns can a trail maker endure anyway?
laughing is easy and the solutions are hard.