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Technical???

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  1. OK I know this is a basic question, but y'all seem real nice, soo :

    When I see trails discussed often they mention "Technical sectios" or
    "Technical challenges" ....

    What does that refer to? It sounded like obstacles to get over, but I
    am sure there is a precise explanation with a term like "technical"
    ;-)

    MIke

  2. Mike Halliday said:

    OK I know this is a basic question, but y'all seem real nice, soo :

    When I see trails discussed often they mention "Technical sectios" or
    "Technical challenges" ....

    What does that refer to? It sounded like obstacles to get over, but I
    am sure there is a precise explanation with a term like "technical"
    ;-)

    MIke

    That's about right. Depending on the degree of technicality, it means,
    "most riders will walk the section, whether they start walking or not."

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  3. Technical does refer to obstacles, though the severity is all in the
    eye of the individual rider. A Florida "mountain biker" may think that
    a few roots denotes technical, whereas a well-traveled mountain biker
    may not.

    JD

  4. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Technical does refer to obstacles, though the severity is all in the
    eye of the individual rider. A Florida "mountain biker" may think that
    a few roots denotes technical, whereas a well-traveled mountain biker
    may not.

    JD

    Careful JD....your snobbery is showing....

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