crustaceous_flora wrote:Go ride Island Lake, Hines, or Green Loop at DTE if you're scared of splitting those trees.
crustaceous_flora wrote:What's up with the cheater line going around the two trees on that fast section? I'm not a coordinator, but I'm blocking that off next time i go. I run 800mm bars and fly between those two trees at full speed. If you can't make it between those trees, maybe you should ride the paved path instead.
b_b wrote:Are we talking about the line that evolved to the left of the leaning tree a few years back?
Although I didn't hate the right line I was always uncomfortable I was going to wack my head or shoulder on the leaning tree.
I don't mind the new line after the horse farm entrance before the climb as I felt the old line was a momentum killer.
I read this to say to these “newbies” quit straight ing the trail and support the TC and the trail’s character.Hail2Victors wrote:crustaceous_flora wrote:Go ride Island Lake, Hines, or Green Loop at DTE if you're scared of splitting those trees.
Build a trail in your backyard if you are going to be the trail police. Seriously dude... I ask my kids the same question all the time, "Who do we worry about?" "ourselves"
Go ride Poto... and put logs on all the cheater lines there too.
It would actually be nice if you took all this energy you have in trying to ruin people's good time and funneled it into trail maintenance and help all of these people have a good time on the trail. The trails are free, on public land. Before you yell, "get off my lawn" you might want to actually realize it isn't your lawn.
steveracer wrote:I was at IL today. Might be completely leveled and paved next time I ride there in a few weeks. And that’s ok? That’s not MTB that’s lazy ass biking.
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