[dG video]

I live in South Burlington VT, so somewhere relatively close. Im going to be getting an A6 wagon and need to know a place that works well with or specializes in Audi's so I don't get raped by your joe schmoe garage.

Thanks in advance, Dan

 

[johnbryanpeters]

I will ask around. Also, where are you riding locally? I live in New Haven and work in Colchester.

J

 

[dG video]

I have been doing a bunch of semi downhill runs lately. Jumps at Earls bike shop in Williston umm my budy has some short hike and ride runs at his house in Hinesburg. There is tons of stuff. If you are more into xc type trail riding there is supposedly a great trail network in Waterbury and Stowe has some sweet trails too. I would just ask around local shops, everyone is pretty friendly.

 

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Vermont sports car?

 

[johnbryanpeters]

I have been doing a bunch of semi downhill runs lately. Jumps at Earls bike shop in Williston umm my budy has some short hike and ride runs at his house in Hinesburg. There is tons of stuff. If you are more into xc type trail riding there is supposedly a great trail network in Waterbury and Stowe has some sweet trails too. I would just ask around local shops, everyone is pretty friendly.

There are some jumps at Camp J in Colchester... You might check out the Hinesburg town forest.

 

[dG video]

There are some jumps at Camp J in Colchester... You might check out the Hinesburg town forest.

I checked out the Camp J trails a week or so ago. It was a cool place but it was rough on the full on DH bike, a lot of flat and uphill riding. The downhills were sweet but I never saw any jumps.

 

[johnbryanpeters]

There are only a couple. Not the place for a DH rig unless you're strong like ox. Hinesburg T.F. likewise. I suspect you'd like Snake Mountain, but a freeride rig is better suited. There's oh, 800' of climbing to get to the payoff.

 

[JRogers]

There are only a couple. Not the place for a DH rig unless you're strong like ox. Hinesburg T.F. likewise. I suspect you'd like Snake Mountain, but a freeride rig is better suited. There's oh, 800' of climbing to get to the payoff.

Yeah, I have a question on that. Sending you a PM now....