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This Message was sent out from Bikeworks (Way to go ED!!!!)
Bikeworks in conjunction with the Montgomery Chapter of the Pennsylvania Equine Council is working with Green Lane Park to improve the trail system, but we need your help!
Due to budget cutbacks, the Park no longer has the proper funding to hire individuals to maintain the trail system. However, there is approval to create a multi-use trail system to encircle the Park. This is where you come in...
The wall ride 3/4 in is sweet!
If you are looking to get out of the 'Valley for a new riding experience, Woodstock, NY is just over 3 hours away and is home to some incredible riding. There are three general areas to go to, and each is rocky/rooty/flowy fun. The place has a mellow welcoming vibe, and the trails have that rugged remote feel that you only get deep in the mountains. Don't go there looking for super-buff smoothies, rather expect a really good technical workout with some sick vistas after your 45min.
Rode at Moosic Mountain today. The place is seriously rad, and rocky as hell. They did a ton of rock armoring and moving there, but really only to smooth out the sections that were too tough to ride. It flows, but you've gotta power down to get flow there -- you've got to float the rocks. Incredible rock work by Rob Gregory and company, very solid and well done. I suggest you all check this place out if you did not yet -- makes Lehigh look REALLY smooth, BTW. Great stuff.
I personally want to say thank you to everyone I've both seen or missed saying "hi" to who've taken time in their busy schedules so far this spring to do trailwork at Nockamixon, Sals, and Trexler.
My friend who commutes on one in London sent me this. Too funny!
Well, I should say "I bought a Wee-Ride Kangaroo from Toys-R-Us today, brought it home, installed it, realized it rubbed my knees too much and it would suck on my Long Haul Trucker, and then went out and bought an iBert."
Could all male mountain bikers please stop wearing tights. Its ok for the ladies but damn, the dudes have got to stop. Put some shorts on over that. :sick:
Got my first smart phone, a HTC Inspire, and would like to know what bike-specific apps, data or websites are recommended.
My initial thoughts are trail maps, weather radar, VMB forums , and directions to nearest hospital. Anything else?
What's a good source for recording rides?