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sickLIKEasINrad
11-07-2006, 09:29 PM
k so ive been buildin with my friends, cause our local trails have hardly any shore stuff, mostly full of XC guys, my questioin is where are there some good shore style stuff, like stuff to ride all day, we went and checked out this place we heard of in Enumclaw, we found like 5 or 6 old ladders scattered around on the ground but no real stunts, just potential.
basically i just wanna know where some good shore style trails are that i can ride all day, ive heard of japanese gulch, which i hear has some big ****, along with some good stuff up towards snoqualmie,i'm not looking for ne thing death defying, just a good time, im a rookie, i just wanna ride. i have no idea how to get to any of these or if there are more, so anyone willing to share any info please post here or PM me.
bent^biker
11-07-2006, 09:52 PM
see thread entitled "looking for trail off russian road"
also, try searching, directions to most all of the trails around the state have been posted in the last 2 months
see thread entitled "looking for trail off russian road"
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owned
nah man just get riding with ridemonkey people, after they get to know you, theyll let you know where it is. ive heard of some good riding, exit number 20 something, all shore stuff
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sickLIKEasINrad
11-07-2006, 10:17 PM
right on, thanks guys, and if ne one wants to ride sometime let me know, weekday or weekend, just give me a PM
kona-ryder
11-07-2006, 10:18 PM
Not noing exactly where you live in Washington, I cant really tell you any good local trails. Might wanna hit up Glacier or Ledgeveiw if you live in the N.W. of the state.
sickLIKEasINrad
11-07-2006, 10:24 PM
im like an hour out of Seattle if that helps, something in that range
i have heard of SST and have been to the DJ's there, i am probably checking out those trails soon with a friend who knows the area., any suggestions other than that?
ummmmm galbraith? ****ty this tima year. the exits. sst.
kona-ryder
11-07-2006, 11:19 PM
So, do you live north or south of Seattle? You might wanna check out Galbraith. You can just hit the trails, or if you want you can hit the techy stunts off to the side. Perfect for begginer to intermediate rider.
Dan89
11-07-2006, 11:20 PM
ummmmm galbraith? ****ty this tima year. the exits. sst.
actually i think it would be pretty prime....
i like this monkey thing:monkeydance: .....lol
actually i think it would be pretty prime....
i like this monkey thing:monkeydance: .....lol
dan ur an idiot, and i actually ordered ur tires, so this time the shop didnt **** up!
Netguy
11-07-2006, 11:57 PM
Drive North on I-5 until you hit Canada.
DBR X6 RIDER
11-08-2006, 12:03 AM
Slim chance of anybody giving you directions online - too much risk of the wrong people getting the right info (i.e. - sabotage).
Definitely talk to folks if/when you go to SST. That is where I found out about some amazing trails in this area.
What Netguy just said, too!
sickLIKEasINrad
11-08-2006, 12:48 AM
Im southeast of Seattle, right on the edge of the cascade foothills, theres some serious trail potential in some spots over here, but nothing yet.
I can totally understand no one giving info, i'll definatley ask around then. thanks
bent^biker
11-08-2006, 01:08 AM
Cap forest, I've never been but heard its prime riding, don't know about "shore style" though
:quote: theres some serious trail potential :quote: haivng trails of your own to show people is a powerful bargaining tool
sickLIKEasINrad
11-08-2006, 08:36 AM
oh i know, believe me we are working on them
Drive North on I-5 until you hit Canada.
:lighten: now theres an idea! but an obvious one, and Ash theres no missing cap on dans fork, there just stupid and don't know that the foxes through axle screws into the fork lowers.
Certified Drunk
11-08-2006, 10:34 AM
If you want to ride the shore? Go to the shore!
Netguy
11-09-2006, 08:35 PM
Or hit up Pemberton, if you can make it there. Easily one of the better freeride trail systems around. Tons more flow than the shore. You dont need a truck to shuttle it now. They have smoothed out the road. Hmmmm....Cop Killer.
Kanter
11-09-2006, 08:52 PM
You can ride Squamish almost year around.
nuclear 674
11-09-2006, 10:03 PM
if your southeast of seattle one hour or so you can come ride at gregs if your interested. cap forest is cool, but super muddy right now and no stunts. let me know if you want to check out gregs
GrapeApe79
11-09-2006, 11:40 PM
Cap 4 isn't shore style, but it can be a fun DH shuttle, or long XC ride. Sometimes there are some fun "features" though.
sickLIKEasINrad
11-10-2006, 01:29 AM
sorry i guess i didnt really get too specific as to what type of riding i like/do, im not real into XC, more the freeriding, ladders, jumps, stuff like that, i like DH too, tho i do not have the rig for it right now
fattyfat1
11-10-2006, 08:15 PM
go to Post canyon in Hood River OR. it's about three hours from you, nearly rideable all year, and has great stunts for all abilities. if you want pics, goto Gorge freeride associations website. just google it, i'm too lazy to post a link for ya. there is everything from a skills area to 40 foot gaps, you choose how brave you wanna be.
Post isn't ridable all year. When it's wet it's super muddy. Not in a good way. Plus they get snow. Falls city is good year round though.
sickLIKEasINrad
11-19-2006, 03:06 PM
where is Falls City?
bent^biker
11-19-2006, 11:57 PM
Falls City Oregon google "Blackrock Freeride Association" (I think)
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