Yeah, we get a number of afternoon cloud-bursts in August. It dries out fast, but makes for some sweet hardpack. Still, I don't mind riding dusty/loose trails. I live in the high-desert, after all. However, if I'm up to my axles in powder and can't see the terrain at all, well ... that's just...
Some friends are planning a trip to Tahoe for some trail riding, and I'm game to go -- if I can sneak some DH in. Wondering what the trail conditions are like at Northstar in August? I'm guessing pretty dry, but is it like 8" of powdered sugar?
Thanks!
A drop seat would solve the issue.
Personally, I'd have your HT angle measured first. The stock specs are rarely accurate. I thought I was at 66.5 and so I ordered the -2 headset. Turns out, as mentioned, I'm at 65.5 and now might be a tad slack at 63.5 with the angled headset.
So far i love it. The 888 and Vivid are a plush setup.
My LBS measured the HT angle at 65.5* (although the specs say 66.5*). I bought a -2* Works headset, which is still in the box. This time of year, I'll have to pedal/push the rig up the hill, so I'm running single-ply tires and holding...
Finished building my first gravity bike on New Year's Eve. The lack of snow in the Rockies has offered up a dozen rides on her so far in 2012. Loving it!
Might add Canyons Resort in Park City. Their plans are to be the #1 destination MTB resort in the USA within two years. Already have a great start on construction. Here's some vid of some local shredders (Ropelato, et al)...
Thanks Sandwich!
I spoke with Rick at Works Components and ordered one of their -2* headsets.
I REALLY appreciate you steering me in the right direction on this.
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