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Old 04-06-2008, 01:12 PM   #81
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That's absolutely awesome dude.

Now, answer my rim taco question!
Oh...well...years of riding + big ass DH rims = no tacos. The stunt you were commenting on is incredibly smooth. You'd have to case hard to wreck a rim.

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Old 04-07-2008, 01:31 AM   #82
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Oh...well...years of riding + big ass DH rims = no tacos. The stunt you were commenting on is incredibly smooth. You'd have to case hard to wreck a rim.
I learned my lesson! I should take a pic of my tacoed rim. Funny now but not when it happened!

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Old 04-08-2008, 11:55 PM   #83
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Got out for a quick one today to rip some boards and split some rungs.
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Old 04-09-2008, 07:09 AM   #84
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big DH rims means no taco rims.. i'm on it!

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Nice. I'm impressed with your work, from the cutting of your own boards, to the actual assembly of the ramps, supports, etc. Man, you could seriously sell tickets to ride that place when you're finished. Like a mega-amusement park for bike riders. \m/
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Nice. I'm impressed with your work, from the cutting of your own boards, to the actual assembly of the ramps, supports, etc. Man, you could seriously sell tickets to ride that place when you're finished. Like a mega-amusement park for bike riders. \m/
They've already got a name for the place, too - they took the "wacky" route and called it, get this, British Columbia. Tickets for admission are available from your local air carrier.

Be prepared to buy the carnies some beer and/or haul some rocks, though, if you want to go on the secret rides.

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Old 04-12-2008, 10:49 PM   #87
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^ NIce! One of these days I need to drive up and ride BC with ya. I'm probally won't be jumping none of that crazy stuff! but I will watch universe do it
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I will be going for a ride here with some of my friends. Check out the MTB free ride clips. And no I do not ski.

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Pics from the trail day on Saturday. Flow and I slayed some old ramps and put new ones in their place.

Old slayed drop.



New drop with rolldown option.





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Old 04-14-2008, 10:18 AM   #90
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I have been trying to get a hold of a guy that runs the Michigan Mountain Bike Association to see if I can get a date when they do a trail build. I want to build some stuff like you listed above! He posted on the site that anyone is welcome to come and help with the trails, I sent him an email but I have not heard from him yet. We need some more obstacles to ride!

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