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black noise · Jan 18, 2006

Wow. That's gorgeous.

In BC they have old cedar stumps that they can break up for perfect slats. In SC the closest thing we can do is nail tiny 2" branches really close together. Personally I hate wooden stunts unless they are needed, like to cross a stream or through a bunch of big rocks. There's no reason to not use dirt imo.

Total Heckler · Jan 18, 2006

Man, if we had stuff like that around here it might make me want to get back into doing stunts like that. Everything around here is sketchy.

kidwoo · Jan 18, 2006

Man that looks so grippy.

Can't wait to get on that with some 60d tires and lock up the front wheel.

OGRipper · Jan 18, 2006

kidwoo said:
Man that looks so grippy.

Can't wait to get on that with some 60d tires and lock up the front wheel.

That second pic makes me really hope there will be an alternate line going straight. Or some grip tape. Or both. But yeah that is nice work.

goin' medium · Jan 18, 2006

That trail kicks ass :drool:

. I want to build sh:t like that! That trail is right below CBC, if you can make it down without breaking your foot we'll hit that up this year!

Oh, and split cedar is suprisingly grippy, not grip tape, but pretty darn good. They ride that stuff in the snow!

Scott

downhilldemon · Jan 18, 2006

hester creek is private land and they have stuff like that. Not that great but some good wood stunts in the SC MTNS

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