Doesn't fit in the other forums, post it here
Anyone that want's to ride tech terrain should definitely check this place out. Rode it today in the rain and it was a blast!!!! Gary and his crew are doing a great job up there.Very challenging to get through with no get off's.Totally stoked!!!!!!! can't wait till the next event... :thumbsup:
Was wondering if anyone still has the plans and cut sheet for the Kiosks at Sals, I don't want to reinvent the wheel. We have permission to place one at the trail head at lake Nockamixon and i'm going to see if the local lumber and home center would supply the materials.
Any opinions on meeting location for August and September meetings?
I guess most of us prefer someplace where we can ride before the meeting. What do you think? Stick with Jordan? Try Jacobsburg? Emmaus? We haven't done Salisbury yet this year. Somewhere else?
I had this app called MountainBike that listed all the trails in the USA and was worthless. They just updated it and many of the local rides have maps of the trails (sals, jorden, bear creek, high rocks, etc) through a website Trailfu. The sals map looks sweet like one of euphoria's rides, other maps like High Rocks missed a lot of trails.
If you ride and GPS your ride you can add your trail map to mountainbike and trailfu.
I was very disappointed last night when I learned that someone stole the bell from the orange trail. 
Especially after I carried a five-foot step ladder through the woods from Reeb to assist in hanging it. 
Mike called me this morning. He wanted to show his love for all our hard trail work at Sals so he took a flying dive on the Upper Red, just before the bitches. He said he landed so hard he bounced. 
He managed to ride past St Lukes on the way home, but later went to the ER with two broken ribs. He is in quite a bit of pain and on pain meds so he can breath. Hopefully he will be back riding in a few weeks. :thumbsup:
If you're bored after work tomorrow come spend a little quality time with me for some tree clearing at Sals.
I'm heading to LubyLand. (If you climb the Spanky and take the blue -- this is the left-turn option at the Y at the top.)
I'll be parking at the yellow bridge near the top of Constitution and I'll likely take the washed-out jeep road up to the top. Since I'm using the trailer, you can bring your bike and we should be able to reach the destination much faster than walking.
I'm proud to be a part of Valley Mountain Bikers and the mountain bike community for expanding our opportunity to ride off road. The Lehigh Valley is a gold mine of riding opportunity's for all bike riding disciplines and levels of ability. Road, towpath, dirt and down hill we got it. :cornut: :cornut:
http://www.littlepocketguide.com/five-cool-places-to-ride-your-bike/
Hey, just wanted to see if anyone has a trunk rack( for a car ) they are willing to sell for cheaps.
PM me
THanks
-JonK 