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  1. Up the hill from town, led by a madman named Ian, some more technical
    trails are being built...

    http://spudhucksters.com/BogusCollageI.html

    CDB

  2. Paladin said:

    Up the hill from town, led by a madman named Ian, some more technical
    trails are being built...

    http://spudhucksters.com/BogusCollageI.html

    CDB

    Totally Bogus!

    :p

    Nice photos, looks like fun.

    later,

    tom @ www.Consolidated-Loans.info

  3. MattB said:
    Paladin said:

    Up the hill from town, led by a madman named Ian, some more technical
    trails are being built...

    http://spudhucksters.com/BogusCollageI.html

    CDB

    Wow. You guys are going crazy with that stuff. The term trail seems to
    be a bit of a stretch. Maybe a new term needs to be coined if it hasn't
    already.
    Something that indicated the difference like elevated freeway is to street.

    Looks pretty cool. We don't have much stuff like that 'round these parts.

    Thank goodness. Hopefully one place in the country will remain natural.

    Greg
    --
    "All my time I spent in heaven
    Revelries of dance and wine
    Waking to the sound of laughter
    Up I'd rise and kiss the sky" - The Mekons

  4. Paladin said:

    Up the hill from town, led by a madman named Ian, some more technical
    trails are being built...

    http://spudhucksters.com/BogusCollageI.html

    CDB

    Wow. You guys are going crazy with that stuff. The term trail seems to
    be a bit of a stretch. Maybe a new term needs to be coined if it hasn't
    already.
    Something that indicated the difference like elevated freeway is to street.

    Looks pretty cool. We don't have much stuff like that 'round these parts.

    Matt

  5. G.T. said:
    MattB said:
    Paladin said:

    Up the hill from town, led by a madman named Ian, some more technical
    trails are being built...

    http://spudhucksters.com/BogusCollageI.html

    CDB

    Wow. You guys are going crazy with that stuff. The term trail seems to
    be a bit of a stretch. Maybe a new term needs to be coined if it hasn't
    already.
    Something that indicated the difference like elevated freeway is to street.

    Looks pretty cool. We don't have much stuff like that 'round these parts.

    Thank goodness. Hopefully one place in the country will remain natural.

    I must second that notion. That junk is a total eyesore to the area
    and I've been up there. It doesn't fit at all into the natural
    terrain. What those dudes did down lower was commendable, but this
    garbage is just plain ridiculous. How about "ego park" as a new term?

    JD

  6. JD said:
    Quoted message said:

    Thank goodness. Hopefully one place in the country will remain natural.

    I must second that notion. That junk is a total eyesore to the area
    and I've been up there. It doesn't fit at all into the natural
    terrain. What those dudes did down lower was commendable, but this
    garbage is just plain ridiculous. How about "ego park" as a new term?

    JD

    If it's any consolation, it's only an eyesore if you can see it, and
    it's not visible unless you make your way into by hiking or riding, and
    you have to want to go there. There are thousands of acres on that
    particular "hill" and the "trail" builders were quite happy to get
    USFS cooperation to build their ramps and skinnies, etc. in that
    particular area without fear of having it discovered and torn down.

    It's not my cup of tea, but based on the popularity of those crazy
    canucks of Vancouver and Whistler, it looks like this type of riding is
    not going away any time soon. So I'm glad the buildups are off by
    themselves in relatively obscure areas off the beaten path.

    CDB

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