tomblackwood said:
If it stays true to format, Friday will be the early arrivers, and
there will be one or more informal rides planned, including possibly
the practice loop of the Slickrock Trail. Saturday is usually a big
group ride, and has traditionally been on Slickrock Trail (full loop
and practice loop depending on ability). Saturday night has an
organized dinner, awards, etc. and is a lot of fun. Sunday is usually
another long, challenging ride, and past years have included the
Porcupine Rim trail and the Amassa Back trail. Some people camp, some
people do motels. Riding is primarily muni, although some people bring
trials unis and there are some good places for trials-type events.
We get there really early then, on thursday...
I think it would be nice if we planned on having a
street-trials-freestyle ride, even somthing like just messing around
with flatland tricks in the parkinglot, or whatever. It doesnt have to
be a formal thing, just for fun.
Quoted message said:Turnout has grown steadily the last few years, and you could expect 100
or so riders at least for 2006.
I would say more than that, last year there was almost 200 riders,
couldn't we expect more this year?
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