I have been building here for a while now, and I think everything is shaping up pretty well. It's hard to do everything by yourself, so hopefully some of these photos will motivate you guys to maybe...come and help? I am sorry for the bad quality etc. but if you are interested in helping out...send me an email and I can give you the high res ones. I am sure some of you recognize some of this stuff because I am building over an old trail...I built everything with the exception of that bowl. Email me at jfk1700@aol.com for directions, if any of you know where this is, I would appreciate it if you didn't post directions. Thanks.
Pics of my trail.
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There are a bunch of pics, I guess I don't really know how to work this attachment thing. Sorry.
--> These are some pictures of side trails off the main trail. As you can see there are a few small rollers etc. The bottom pic is of the dirt jumps I am starting to build.
--> These are some pictures of side trails off the main trail. As you can see there are a few small rollers etc. The bottom pic is of the dirt jumps I am starting to build.
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There are only two ladder drops in place as of now, the one with the orange wheelbarrow below it is about 6 ft high...and it gaps the main trail where the dirtjumps are. The smaller drop, the third pic to the right, is well..small, but I plan on making more ladders and stunts going up to this steep part of the trail where that drop is shown. At the bottom, as you can see, I am starting to gather up wood to begin some more construction.
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Looks like it has some nice potential - email sent 
Now my PrestonFR needs to come in so I can get it built up and on the trails
Now my PrestonFR needs to come in so I can get it built up and on the trails
Thanks. I sent you an email back.
that one ladder with just plywood looks like it could get a little slick if their wet, but otherwise, thats some good work, keep it up!
haha yeah it definately can, unfortunately I learned that lesson the hard way a couple years ago. I bought some grip tape for it, the stuff you put on decks, so hopefully that will fix the problem.
yeah, thats a good save for a death trap! now its a.. umm fun trap, or something like that.Bullitrider13 said:
Let me show you the wonders of PT 4X4's and some deck lumber. If traction is really that much of an issue, staple some chicken wire on the deck, or use some paint with a bit of sand mixed in. Deck tape isn't no trick, do no boombacla good in da rain braddah.
haha alright well I usually don't ride in the rain, and deck tape has worked in the past, but if that works better I would be happy to try.
You know I am drunk when I start speaking P'geon.
I built stuff down in New Orleans, and you had to come prepared for rain. In my opinion the best option, and the cheapest, is to do the paint with the sand in it. You just have to have a few dry days to pull it off.
I built stuff down in New Orleans, and you had to come prepared for rain. In my opinion the best option, and the cheapest, is to do the paint with the sand in it. You just have to have a few dry days to pull it off.
okay we'll see how it works.
hit the drop today, it was suprisingly smooth.
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Here is a picture of my trail its so gnarrrrr
Bearmntpicnic said:
And Charles, AKA bearmtnpicnic would know this from personal experience
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those are some pretty badass trails you've got there. I wish I had the capability to get some wooden stunts built back on my trails.
Thanks for the comments guys, I will probably be out there for a good part of the day tommorow.
had a good ride today, we are making some good progress.
we need some help with the jumps.