Right, I saw the other thread, and I had to start my own.
While getting an education is far more important than the trails, I still consider my riding very important. I've narrowed my choices down to University of Rochester and Case Western.
Downsides of both is that there is snow, and prob not that much riding in the winter, but ultimatley, I hope there is a good riding community.
What I plan to do in college is DH/FR, trials and possibly some CX. The new bike park in Cleveland is very appealing, but other than that, I don't know of much riding in that area(small trials presence)
Rochester has just plain cold weather which kinda got to me since I really like that school. Seems like there is a good group of urbaners between UR and RIT, but doesnt seem like there is any riding in the winter at all. Ultimatley, I dont plan on riding everyday, but hopefully a few times a week. I lean towards Cleveland for riding overall b/c it seems the weather may be a few degrees higher than Rochester in general.
Any opininos would be awesome,
Thanks
Byron
While getting an education is far more important than the trails, I still consider my riding very important. I've narrowed my choices down to University of Rochester and Case Western.
Downsides of both is that there is snow, and prob not that much riding in the winter, but ultimatley, I hope there is a good riding community.
What I plan to do in college is DH/FR, trials and possibly some CX. The new bike park in Cleveland is very appealing, but other than that, I don't know of much riding in that area(small trials presence)
Rochester has just plain cold weather which kinda got to me since I really like that school. Seems like there is a good group of urbaners between UR and RIT, but doesnt seem like there is any riding in the winter at all. Ultimatley, I dont plan on riding everyday, but hopefully a few times a week. I lean towards Cleveland for riding overall b/c it seems the weather may be a few degrees higher than Rochester in general.
Any opininos would be awesome,
Thanks
Byron