Dakota Ridge 300ft drop

It is an optical illusion. The drop's not that big--maybe 30 ft. max,
and from there it's a slope to the road. Further, while definitely a
black diamond trail, it's a rideable trial with minimal risk and
exposure. For true exposure to terminal drop (a drop that kills), check
out the Portal trail in Moab, UT. That one is a bona fide killer.
Dakota ridge is merely deeply technical.

LIBERATOR said:

Not only are these rocks the extreme in MTBing, if you look to the far
lower right of the picture, that's the road down there eh, that's a
300ft drop, and the drop starts immediately where the trees are on the
right.

Crazy huh?

I've seen guys do far more narrow trails than this, but those trails
weren't rocks like this.

http://www.singletracks.com/trails/photos.php?id=28&photo=2966

It is an optical illusion. The drop's not that big--maybe 30 ft. max,
and from there it's a slope to the road. Further, while definitely a
black diamond trail, it's a rideable trial with minimal risk and
exposure. For true exposure to terminal drop (a drop that kills), check
out the Portal trail in Moab, UT. That one is a bona fide killer.
Dakota ridge is merely deeply technical.

LIBERATOR said:

Not only are these rocks the extreme in MTBing, if you look to the far
lower right of the picture, that's the road down there eh, that's a
300ft drop, and the drop starts immediately where the trees are on the
right.

Crazy huh?

I've seen guys do far more narrow trails than this, but those trails
weren't rocks like this.

http://www.singletracks.com/trails/photos.php?id=28&photo=2966

LIBERATOR said:

Not only are these rocks the extreme in MTBing, if you look to the far
lower right of the picture, that's the road down there eh, that's a
300ft drop, and the drop starts immediately where the trees are on the
right.

Crazy huh?

I've seen guys do far more narrow trails than this, but those trails
weren't rocks like this.

http://www.singletracks.com/trails/photos.php?id=28&photo=2966

I've ridden this with semi-slicks many times.

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Quoted message said:

Not only are these rocks the extreme in MTBing, if you look to the far
lower right of the picture, that's the road down there eh, that's a
300ft drop, and the drop starts immediately where the trees are on the
right.

Crazy huh?

I've seen guys do far more narrow trails than this, but those trails
weren't rocks like this.

http://www.singletracks.com/trails/photos.php?id=28&photo=2966

Wow. Vicious.

CowPunk said:

LIBERATOR said:

Not only are these rocks the extreme in MTBing, if you look to the far
lower right of the picture, that's the road down there eh, that's a
300ft drop, and the drop starts immediately where the trees are on the
right.

Crazy huh?

I've seen guys do far more narrow trails than this, but those trails
weren't rocks like this.

http://www.singletracks.com/trails/photos.php?id=28&photo=2966

I've ridden this with semi-slicks many times.

Then take Ride-A-Lot up there and teach his lame panzy penguin
eat-too-much-lunch-meat-ass up there and get him to ride it. I'm tired
of that woman-man trying to impress the world for self-value yet having
no impressive or notable bike skills whatsoever. And then in addition
he's a witch puppet, absolutely disgraceful to the superior males over
females...

Quoted message said:

I've ridden this with semi-slicks many times.

I only rode the Dakota Ridge, and it was impressive, difficult, really
technically challening.

Per

http://lowdin.nu

Per Löwdin said:

Quoted message said:

I've ridden this with semi-slicks many times.

I only rode the Dakota Ridge, and it was impressive, difficult, really
technically challening.

Per

http://lowdin.nu

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