I have not ridden this trail in about a year because it's usually really loose from the motos. The monsoon has been kind to it this year and the motos have not been on it much. It's definitely better than it has been in years.
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I have not ridden this trail in about a year because it's usually really loose from the motos. The monsoon has been kind to it this year and the motos have not been on it much. It's definitely better than it has been in years.
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I have not ridden this trail in about a year because it's usually really loose from the motos. The monsoon has been kind to it this year and the motos have not been on it much. It's definitely better than it has been in years.
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I have not ridden this trail in about a year because it's usually really loose from the motos.
Nice. It looks like a delicate trail. I can see how those motobikes would damage it.
If the motos stay on it and don't roost, they are not a problem. Five years ago there were no blown turns at all, though it was originally ridden in by the motos (obviously responsible ones who posess skill and ethics). After word of mouth traveled in the moto world, it got messed up quite a bit in more than a few places. It seems they have tired of this route (YEAH!) and moved on to greener pastures to jack-up.
If the motos stay on it and don't roost, they are not a problem. Five years ago there were no blown turns at all, though it was originally ridden in by the motos (obviously responsible ones who posess skill and ethics).
FWIW, I've ridden plenty of EXCELLENT moto trails here in the Northeast. Motos in general are not a problem, irresponsibly ridden motos are.
I have yet to figure out how a quad can be ridden on singletrack responsibly, so for now, quads are on my [censored] list.
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"JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... > I have not ridden this trail in about a year because it's usually really loose from the > motos.
Nice. It looks like a delicate trail. I can see how those
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damage it.
If the motos stay on it and don't roost, they are not a problem.
Five
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years ago there were no blown turns at all, though it was originally ridden in by the motos (obviously responsible ones who posess skill and ethics).
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If the motos stay on it and don't roost, they are not a problem. Five years ago there were no blown turns at all, though it was originally ridden in by the motos (obviously responsible ones who posess skill and ethics).
FWIW, I've ridden plenty of EXCELLENT moto trails here in the Northeast. Motos in general are not a problem, irresponsibly ridden motos are.
I have yet to figure out how a quad can be ridden on singletrack responsibly, so for now, quads are on my [censored] list.
Barry
Quads are for people that can't balance on two wheels. They don't belong on singletrack. Most of the riders are " William Robert Richard Craniums"....Quote from a friend.