My friend and I are going to be there around 10am on saturday. Hope to see some other people there!
-mike
-mike
I didn't say thatbibs said:alki sucks and stu is a slacker
I thought you were going to whistler?bibs said:ahhaah, nice west seattle eh'? IM over there too!..and you posted you had a g-spot twice..i thought it was funny but cool, i might be out there too...depending.
Much sadnessbikeguy100k said:Damn, no SST for me today. I could feel a cold coming on last night and it is here in full effect today... LAME!
Well I'm glad I'm not the only sucker with the cold except mine started three days ago with some mad congestion. Yesterday the body was coughing and sneezing the bug out and today I'm left with a fun deep hack and the sniiiivle's... Gotta love the change of weather :mumble:bikeguy100k said:Damn, no SST for me today. I could feel a cold coming on last night and it is here in full effect today... LAME!
DBR,DBR X6 RIDER said:Much sadness
Something to make you feel better...I nearly finished my work on the far-bottom-right line. Just a couple little nips and tucks and it's ready to rip full-on.
I feel good myself, a little worn-down from several hrs. of throwing dirt around yesterday, but still going to drag my arse down there in a couple hrs. to get some rips in.
From what one of my fellow builders (well, we are only really digging out there) told me from an encounter w/ Mr. Race Guy - "it's all good, so long as there are no ladders or huge gaps...you know where to put the gaps (pointed towards Softies)". Of course, there are a couple decent gaps down there now, so I don't know wft 'huge' is by his standards.Yeknomedir said:DBR,
So you build down their eh? Is that area a go for building stuff? I'd like to start working on a good long DH/FR trail somewhere all winter so that us peeps on the westside have other options aside from I-90. Although I wouldn't mind helping out at SST but it seems like the area has more lines than a coke dealer.
Well I'm down here off of 512 near Puyallup and I've found some decent spots that have been built for DH out at Victor falls but haven't been maintained for quiet some time. I was thinking about something a bit longer though as the spot I found is only about 300 yards straight down and looks like it will be developed within a year or two. I was thinking about somewhere up 410 where we can access a forest service road that would take us up to the top of the ridge lines. It would envolve some serious hiking to find a good line but we could mark it with hunter ribbon and slowly cut trail all winter. I've got a few friends who would be down! I'd like to make something that flows and has natural cliff drops, natural wall rides and hip jumps that we could use an old fire road to build off of. I know there's got to be some more peeps in the area that would be down for building a trail up 410. It would be sick to contribute to the movement and have people talk about a trail that we could build like they talk about the shore, we just need more participants. Then again, it would be nice to build something quiet so that just the cherrished few and friends could ride it.DBR X6 RIDER said:The only real potential for long FR/DH runs that I can think of off the top of my head would be along the W. Marginal Wy. hillside (W. Seattle), but I'm sure there are other little hotspots that could warrant a look-see as well.
I agree we need some GOOD FR areas closer to the metro side of things.
James,jimbo_the_biker said:Building up along 410 isn't a bad idea. Not sure if its legal or whatnot, but its a fun area. You did mention building during the winter though, and up there, thats not gonna happen. It'll get snowed in all the way to the bottom of FS-74/75/73, etc. They also close the gates to the higher elevation spots on FS-74/73/72 around november. It'd be a great place to build and ride during the summer. Over on the 70/72 side they've already got ranger creek/palisades/deep creek. It'd be kinda cool to go along and make something along those lines with more jumps and such. The 73/74/75 side might be a little better, I think it has a bit more tree cover, and wide open spots where you could get going a bit faster.
-James
Damn...you kids were relentless out there today. It was good running into you both and I had fun as well...despite that dorktard's effort to make things not so fun.mserko1 said:Tage and I were there from 9:45 to around 4:30. I'm tired. But it was a fun time. Sorry we missed ya. I would go tomorrow but i have homework.
In a word - stupidity. Nobody was hurt - this time.bibs said:what happened, some one was mean? what up?
If you're referring to the ones on tapeworm (bridges), I am thinking those are there more or less to get over areas that are normally bogged down when the rainy season sets in. Otherwise, I have no clue really.no_secrets said:Yeah thats what I kind of thought...but I wasnt sure. What about the 3 built-in stunts on the trail? Are those not supposed to be there? Or are those the exception?