[ummbikes]

I just read an article in that subversive magazine,Dirtrag. It seems some knuckle dragging "freeriders" have worked with "Da Man" and got some cool expert level trails put in on pubic (deliberate sp error) lands.

What next, charity events???


So, is the new way; work with people, get permission, become...MAINSTREAM???

Okay, sarcasim aside, this is cool. After my Whistler trip, I'm just not going to be satisfied with Capitol Forest's pedestrian trail system. I'm currently involved with a group that is attemting to work with "Da Man", so do any of you Lynn Woods monkeys have any tips on how we out in Warshington can replicate your success?


Peace OUT!

rOb

 

[eric strt6]

Originally posted by ummbikes
I just read an article in that subversive magazine,Dirtrag. It seems some knuckle dragging "freeriders" have worked with "Da Man" and got some cool expert level trails put in on pubic (deliberate sp error) lands.

What next, charity events???


So, is the new way; work with people, get permission, become...MAINSTREAM???

Okay, sarcasim aside, this is cool. After my Whistler trip, I'm just not going to be satisfied with Capitol Forest's pedestrian trail system. I'm currently involved with a group that is attemting to work with "Da Man", so do any of you Lynn Woods monkeys have any tips on how we out in Warshington can replicate your success?


Peace OUT!

rOb

PM Damn True. He worked on a project that got a killer bandit trail legal in the Soquel Demo Forrest here in Santa Cruz

 

[Toshi]

There's also a new trail in the making at Lynn Woods that's legit and which will supposedly be fun.

 

[amateur]

lucky lucky bastids. stuff like that would NEVER EVER work around here. people are waaaaaaaaay to uptight about liability and such. theres plenty of trails, but legal ones is different. its always a bit un-nerving to worry about where and how you come out of a trail. lucky the guy whos workshop it is seems to like riders and always stands outside and watches you finish the last part of the trail.

any tips for legalization?

 

[allsk8sno]

just a tip..
"warshington" you idiot!!
its washington
damn
it makes me want to kill myself..


oh yeah and keep riding

 

[ummbikes]

Originally posted by allsk8sno
just a tip..
"warshington" you idiot!!
its washington
damn
it makes me want to kill myself..


oh yeah and keep riding

You clearly missed my humor...

 

[Tenaciousle0]

Well, he goes to WSU, so what can you do?:dancing:

 

[The Toninator]

Originally posted by allsk8sno
just a tip..
"warshington" you idiot!!
its washington
damn
it makes me want to kill myself..


oh yeah and keep riding

so are you going to kill yourself now

 

[2fish]

Originally posted by The Toninator


so are you going to kill yourself now

.

 

[gravity]

must suck SO much to have such problems with trail legality over there...... there is a bit, but not much, of conflict between walkers and riders over here.

 

[oly]

Originally posted by allsk8sno
just a tip..
"warshington" you idiot!!
its washington
damn
it makes me want to kill myself..


oh yeah and keep riding

AINT NEVER HEARD THE TERM "WARSHIN SQUARSH IN WARSHINGTON?" I do hope you were kidding about that..

Why not lighten up? Also suicide is no joke.......if you think it is why dont you just spare this forum and go post your comments on pinkbike or NSMB.

sheesh!

 

[oly]

Originally posted by ummbikes
I just read an article in that subversive magazine,Dirtrag. It seems some knuckle dragging "freeriders" have worked with "Da Man" and got some cool expert level trails put in on pubic (deliberate sp error) lands.

What next, charity events???


So, is the new way; work with people, get permission, become...MAINSTREAM???

Okay, sarcasim aside, this is cool. After my Whistler trip, I'm just not going to be satisfied with Capitol Forest's pedestrian trail system. I'm currently involved with a group that is attemting to work with "Da Man", so do any of you Lynn Woods monkeys have any tips on how we out in Warshington can replicate your success?


Peace OUT!

rOb

We need to go do rather than just talk. (i know im guilty!!)Daylight is getting shorter. Lets get with jon and go a pirating.......

 

[narlus]

Originally posted by ummbikes

Okay, sarcasim aside, this is cool. After my Whistler trip, I'm just not going to be satisfied with Capitol Forest's pedestrian trail system. I'm currently involved with a group that is attemting to work with "Da Man", so do any of you Lynn Woods monkeys have any tips on how we out in Warshington can replicate your success?


Peace OUT!

rOb

PM either Couching Tiger, Private Joker, or Ridge Rider. i think all 3 were involved. or you can email phil keyes directly pk@nemba.org

 

[The Toninator]

Originally posted by olymudder




Why not lighten up? Also suicide is no joke.......if you think it is why dont you just spare this forum and go post your comments on pinkbike or NSMB.

sheesh!

Wow he hasn’t been back since he posted that. I hope he hasn’t done anything drastic

 

[northshorerat]

ive been building illegal trails for a long time now and i just got involved the the local government and got all of our trails pardoned and now we have free reign to build what we want when we want and where we want its not all bad working with " The Man " can actually be beneficial at times.

oh and allsk8sno are you in pullman, wa.

 

[Skookum]

That one day mt. bikers will be able to build trails free of hostility and beaureucratic b.s. Maybe i'm just dreamin. There's alot of space out there but especially in King County hardly any biking space per population of bikers here. Maybe it comes down to how big the govt your dealing with, and the type of people who gripe within the community. But man i think how cool that would be if bikers could build trails on national forest land. oooooo that would be sweet. The first trail i would work on would run parallel to Middle Fork Snoqualmie which was closed to bikers from complaining hikers. I would love the parking lot full of vehicles with bike racks, and stupid yuppie flower sniffin hikers waitin in line for a parkin spot at the trailhead.