[ctrenc]

I'm re-locating and driving across the country. I'll have my dj bike and a downhill bike. Looking for some dirtjumps along the way. I guess something no too far off the main highway. Any help would be great. thanks

 

[Ascentrek]

we have tons of highways, which one were you coming through on?

 

[axlvid23]

I'm re-locating and driving across the country. I'll have my dj bike and a downhill bike. Looking for some dirtjumps along the way. I guess something no too far off the main highway. Any help would be great. thanks

Lake arbor jumps all the way....They're close to I-25, I-70, and C470 so you're bound to be close to them at one point or another. They would be off the I-70 wadsworth exit, I believe the closest crossroad is around 80-90th (I can't remember which but I'm sure someone here can clarify). Terrific place to jump a bicycle.

 

[FBTMILF]

I only go down to the Denver area once a week, I don't really know about too many DJ sites but I can give you a link with a few and you can look through those.

http://www.rhythmcycles.com/xcart/customer/learn_riding_dirt.php

 

[azonic-Ds1]

hey if your coming up on c470 north there are the flumes off broadway.

 

[axlvid23]

hey if your coming up on c470 north there are the flumes off broadway.

Bring a shovel, they don't dig/repair themselves this time of year.

 

[cjcrashesalot]

hey if your coming up on c470 north there are the flumes off broadway.

I wouldn't bother with the flumes, they get boring after about an hour. Try arbor, or the fix (a bit further off the highway, but pretty fun place)

 

[AusRottenVirus]

Stay away from the flumes.

 

[ctrenc]

Thanks for the info. I always have a shovel on me. I won't try the flumes. Thanks ag

 

[Beast]

fyi, there are mapquest links to several jump spots in this thread:
http://www.ridemonkey.com/forums/showthread.php?t=142106