http://freeridesammamish.com/Site/Podcast/2EA37A7C-B012-4FBC-952F-16A884A9167A.html
Its only about 30 seconds, but it's a run down the trail.
enjoy
nathan
Its only about 30 seconds, but it's a run down the trail.
enjoy
nathan
I removed the name, but I don't think it would have done any harm.There's a difference between noting the name relatively discrete on an obscure site and posting the video on the web.
The end is near.....
That's an ignorant statement to make. I have never given directions to anyone about where a trail is. I get tons of emails from random people asking where the trails shown in the videos.Either way. People are still going to PM you and you're going to tell them where it is, etc.
But, I'll look on the bright side. I think I won the pool in when the FRS kidz were going to blab it on the internet.
No grief from this kid. If you're going to take alot from a trail, it's only wise/respectful to give something back. If more people were this way, every trail would be constantly dialed and we'd all sing happy songs as we danced around the maypole.I'm gonna put this out there and probably take some grief for it. I'm not averse to posting vids up of places but leaving out the names is a rule. I've done this myself before and got burned in the past. I'm good friends with the guys/gals who put alot of sweat into that trail over the past year and I'm sure they'd appreciate if it wasn't named. Also, all I ever hear is how the Sammamish kids aren't giving back. Meaning all the trail builders around here know you guys and have never seen a shovel in your hands. I know most of you and always stick up for you guys cuz I think you're nice gents and get a bum rap. Anyways, next time you guys see someone working on the trails you frequent, stop and lend a hand for a half an hour or whatever. Posting vids brings more traffic to the trails and alittle digging goes a long way. Simple as that. Peace out, and nice riding Tyler!
I'm gonna put this out there and probably take some grief for it. I'm not averse to posting vids up of places but leaving out the names is a rule. I've done this myself before and got burned in the past. I'm good friends with the guys/gals who put alot of sweat into that trail over the past year and I'm sure they'd appreciate if it wasn't named. Also, all I ever hear is how the Sammamish kids aren't giving back. Meaning all the trail builders around here know you guys and have never seen a shovel in your hands. I know most of you and always stick up for you guys cuz I think you're nice gents and get a bum rap. Anyways, next time you guys see someone working on the trails you frequent, stop and lend a hand for a half an hour or whatever. Posting vids brings more traffic to the trails and alittle digging goes a long way. Simple as that. Peace out, and nice riding Tyler!
Oh man...... There taking over the world. I'm going to start the Gargamel Race Team...... GRT. Its for old guys who can't catch SMURFS.
didn't they clear around all the stunts up at the top? For some reason I think the majority of the trail is still there.I can't wait for that trail to keep going; super fun place to session going to be sad when that whole area goes bye-bye.
nice vid.
yeah, on r-line. from what i know about what's going on up there (and this isn't very much..all 2nd hand) the trail - r-line - is going to be taken out only when it has to be..until then, it stays put. I also heard that s-line will (may) see the same fate but in the future, not at the same time.didn't they clear around all the stunts up at the top? For some reason I think the majority of the trail is still there.
R Line (which has the clearcut up top now) is on borrowed time. They were told not to touch the trail until at least houses were up - that's what a worker there told me the day they were cutting the trees down. S Line I'm not as sure about. Blue Bucket will eventually be a retention pond and likely the first of the trails to succumb to "PROGRESS".Anyone know how long this trail will last? Are we talking a matter of days?
I've never ridden the trails before, and I'd like to before they go away for good. I'd offer to pick up a shovel in return, but it sounds like there's no point anymore since it's getting torn out. I'm not asking for directions here, just looking for someone to ask "offline". I'm more than happy to help build at the longer-term trails in return.
Gordon