Found a really cool little "Rock Garden", which seems like it woiuld be perfect for trials and/or muni riding. Video is shot with no sound, no frills. POV of what rider would see. After viewing it, tell me if you think it looks like a good, challenging natural trials course. Every time I drive by it, there is never anyone on it, but it is clearly there for people to at least walk on it. Take a look: (Sorry about the shaky camera work!) http://tinyurl.com/ozh2p 😄
-- terrybigwheel
Impotence: Nature's Way Of Saying "No Hard Feelings".
That looks like it would be really fun to ride...Lots os gaps and diferent hop hieghts. Tons of line oppourtunities. Go for it.
That's kinda what I figured. The average width of the "flat" area is only about 3 feet, so it would be fun to try it out. Funny thing is, it's right smack next to the police dept.!:eek:
-- terrybigwheel
Impotence: Nature's Way Of Saying "No Hard Feelings".
That 3 feet thing is nothin...When i practice for hieght in my hops, the ledges i have to practice on are no more than 6" wide:eek:! So i end up falling alot...But when i finally do nail it it feels great cuz i acomplished more than just hieght!
That 3 feet thing is nothin...When i practice for hieght in my hops, the ledges i have to practice on are no more than 6" wide:eek:! So i end up falling alot...But when i finally do nail it it feels great cuz i acomplished more than just hieght!
The "width" in itself isn't a problem at all...it's that the narrower -that- area is, (and it gets down to about 8" or less) the more chance there is of hitting your pedals/cranks against the rocks which form the sides of the path. 🙂
-- terrybigwheel
Impotence: Nature's Way Of Saying "No Hard Feelings".
Oh sorry...I thought you meant the tops of the rocks were 3 feet wide... Yeah...3 feet may make it a bit fun for muni though... A great challenge of balance.
Looks awesome, bet you could gap across the path at a few points too.
-- Erant
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