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Haley at UD. That guy throws down.
Mr Tiles said:
Word to your mother.......biatch
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Ahh Murray's Farm......................it will be missed :mumble:Mr Tiles said:
Here's some of me at Murray's
me dropping out the Barn Loft......pic by T-Pirate I believe????
me hitting the double.........in rare form too b/c I didn't case it!
me riding the skinny on my clownMobile......
that is amazing you didn't case that jump that day...
you must be very proud of yourself...
this is so old! Approx 2 years ago when Charlotte urban was in its infancy...
Didn't mention that this pic was taken with a disposable camera. I took a digi-pic of the photo and here it is. Pretty low-tech but effective I guess.
me on booger's bike with the gnar-core look going - trying to break the camera!
whoops
at PZ last year, when the endless was just a baby...
the general himself hitting the truck stop at PZ - keep that head up boy!
that's back when I was young and could afford to fall 
Mr Tiles said:at PZ last year, when the endless was just a baby...
Ahhh the old North Gaston Neck Warmer.................. too bad that old tree finally broke. We might need to do some kind of artificial bridge down it...
zod said:
darn all that inbreading has given you guys some ugly riding faces... haha just kidding, it would be cool to hit up PZ soon, or mabye some of sbd crew could come down here for some new dirt jump action
Why the hell isn't this a sticky yet?
Here's some from today. This is the stepdown towards the bottom of the course. There is a berm to triple then a flat turn right before it. Clear the triple and you can coast into the stepdown. Otherwise you pedal on a flat turn right up to it. You can also hit the cheat line which gives you a nice straight fast approach.
Here's some from today. This is the stepdown towards the bottom of the course. There is a berm to triple then a flat turn right before it. Clear the triple and you can coast into the stepdown. Otherwise you pedal on a flat turn right up to it. You can also hit the cheat line which gives you a nice straight fast approach.
It was pretty dry except for a couple spots but they weren't really in the way. It was windy today but it was blowing down the hill. Perfect.
First two are me and Peter hitting the first one in the rythme section.
The last one is Alex on the dirt jumps. I saw him popping up as I was walking up the hill and thought it would be a good shot.
First two are me and Peter hitting the first one in the rythme section.
The last one is Alex on the dirt jumps. I saw him popping up as I was walking up the hill and thought it would be a good shot.
First one; rythme section
Second one; mud puddle/decision maker at the start of the rythme section
Second one; mud puddle/decision maker at the start of the rythme section
Here are two angles of the step up out of the gulley at the bottom.
It's still wet because this area doesn't get much sun. Give it a week of no rain and it will be prime.
It's still wet because this area doesn't get much sun. Give it a week of no rain and it will be prime.
It's probably 1 hour and change from Central Park.biggins said:
It's south of Fayetteville almost to Griffin on Hwy 92. South of Atlanta.
Chuck wants to have a jam/race sometime this winter. We're just trying to get it smoothed out and ready.
Random ugliness
Thacker doing a nac at ETSU last year
I am a picture whore. Another 1 of me from our DJ's built for learnin
Rob,
How are the new jumps at QW? I'm going to head down for the day either the Friday or Saturday after Thanksgiving to hit the S. FL trails - Oleta and Markham are for sure and maybe QW for the jumps if time permits.
Thanks,
Bill
How are the new jumps at QW? I'm going to head down for the day either the Friday or Saturday after Thanksgiving to hit the S. FL trails - Oleta and Markham are for sure and maybe QW for the jumps if time permits.
Thanks,
Bill
BillBillT said:
The new jumps are great for mere mortals (like me). They are a ton of fun and do not have that (you will die if you come up short) factor. Unfortunately Risk Management was not happy with a certain aspect of them, so they are closed until we can address the issue. I am not sure if it will be resolved by next week.
Lets hook up for a ride at Markham
I'm all about the not killing you if you come up short part! I'll leave early either that Friday or Saturday and head down to Oleta and do a lap, then probably eat lunch at the Ale House across from the park and then head up to Markham. Depending on how we feel we'll either do 1 lap at Markham and then hit QW or do 2 laps at Markha and skip QW. The last time we came down, we really enjoyed Markham the best so we may spend more time there this trip.
You guys need to head up at hit the Lakeland and/or Ocala area - everything is great shape.
The last I heard there was still a little flooding at Razorback, but they've added some additional sections (including some more technical stuff) to make up for the lost trail and they built several bridges over downed trees.
Santos is in the shape that I've seen it in a long time. There is only 1 red trail around the first quarry that is still blocked due to a ton of downed trees but the rest is open and very hardpacked (the blue loops on the other side are riding almost as hard as cement).
Everything at Alafia is in great shape, some loose sand on Gatorback, but that is always the case - they've probably built 1 or 2 new sections since the last time you were there and they are really fun (one section consists of huge rollers and another has a fun, steep downhill switchback that can pitch you in the water if you aren't careful)
The TOE was in perfect shape as well. I did a trail ride prior to watching the freeride competition and everything was hard and there wasn't any flooding. The dirt jumps looked like they could use a little bit of work and they have built several new stunts including the crazy teeter-tower and some that mere mortals might try.
I did Carter this past weekend and they still had about 3 downed trees that are blocking some areas, but 95% of the trail is open and in great shape. They, too, have added some bridges over downed trees and the sections Sneaky Snake, the Beast, the Moe, Roller Coaster, and the last finger (I didn't do the first 2) were perfect.
I'll let you know when I know exactly which day I'm coming down and to satisfy Biggins, I'll post some pics of Alafia when I get home.
You guys need to head up at hit the Lakeland and/or Ocala area - everything is great shape.
The last I heard there was still a little flooding at Razorback, but they've added some additional sections (including some more technical stuff) to make up for the lost trail and they built several bridges over downed trees.
Santos is in the shape that I've seen it in a long time. There is only 1 red trail around the first quarry that is still blocked due to a ton of downed trees but the rest is open and very hardpacked (the blue loops on the other side are riding almost as hard as cement).
Everything at Alafia is in great shape, some loose sand on Gatorback, but that is always the case - they've probably built 1 or 2 new sections since the last time you were there and they are really fun (one section consists of huge rollers and another has a fun, steep downhill switchback that can pitch you in the water if you aren't careful)
The TOE was in perfect shape as well. I did a trail ride prior to watching the freeride competition and everything was hard and there wasn't any flooding. The dirt jumps looked like they could use a little bit of work and they have built several new stunts including the crazy teeter-tower and some that mere mortals might try.
I did Carter this past weekend and they still had about 3 downed trees that are blocking some areas, but 95% of the trail is open and in great shape. They, too, have added some bridges over downed trees and the sections Sneaky Snake, the Beast, the Moe, Roller Coaster, and the last finger (I didn't do the first 2) were perfect.
I'll let you know when I know exactly which day I'm coming down and to satisfy Biggins, I'll post some pics of Alafia when I get home.
Here's some more pics from the Southeast (and 1 from out west)
1. My friend John taking the high line on Doom at Alafia River
2. John going down the Big Gulp at Razorback
3. Me hitting a little drop on 7 Bridges/Ricochet at Mammoth
1. My friend John taking the high line on Doom at Alafia River
2. John going down the Big Gulp at Razorback
3. Me hitting a little drop on 7 Bridges/Ricochet at Mammoth
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here are a few from my neck of the woods
the new "secret" place
salem lake
salem lake again
yours truly at salem
a little greensboro erbun stairgap
greensboro erbun wall ride
Herndon leading the 4x pack at ETSU
the wall ride at salem
the new "secret" place
salem lake
salem lake again
yours truly at salem
a little greensboro erbun stairgap
greensboro erbun wall ride
Herndon leading the 4x pack at ETSU
the wall ride at salem
That picture of Herndon is sweet
Nice action shots DHracer. That stuff looks cool. That 3rd shot looks like a stunt down in Macon we used to hit a few years ago. Where were they shot?
DHRacer1067, I have to say that you won the "Got Totally Worked" Award from the Fall Windrock race. I am going to have to come up with a prize for ya. I have it on video and just watching makes me hurt. Its one of the best crashes I've ever seen and people say I have some spectacular crashes. Congrats!
you got that on film. i gotta see that. ive been wishin someone had video of that for a long time. that was a pretty bad run. i screwed up a couple times before that one section which involved my bike getting stuck on top of me somehow. i always seem to have so much trouble at windrock. its gettin hard to afford to keep going. the two times ive went i came home and ended up speding atleast 50 bucks to fix ****.
peete, that's at the salem lake trails. its like the first drop at the beginning.
peete, that's at the salem lake trails. its like the first drop at the beginning.
heres a few more that i have.
I like that little wall ride you built there
yeah we didnt actually build it. thats at the salem lake trails. not sure who built it.
DHracer1067 said:
i know who...but i'm not saying
dhracer, when you coming out there again? i'm going to brace up the drop to big hip soon, should be a lot of fun when it's all done.
Racing to win doesn't always mean going as fast as you canDHracer1067 said: