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stunt trails
I race DH, and I would really like to learn to ride shore-style stunts. Could anyone point me towards some trails with easy stunts, other than St. Ed's/Finn Hill? I live in Woodinville, so somewhere in King County would be ideal. Also, I heard about some stunt trails being built in Seattle (not the I-5 park). Have any of you ridden there?
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Re: stunt trails
If you ever wanna come up to Bellingham my woods sound like they would be perfect for you. The woods are a great place to learn how to do ladders, etc.
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S. Seatac, and Tapeworm has a few things too.
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i live in anacortes and there is nothing here with north shore stunts, i wanna try them but first i have to find them please help me some kid built some in his front yard and there like 2 feet high and really gay i want something thats not insane but not small like between oh i dont know. along with directions could you give a idea of what your stuff is like imm new to ns riding and dont intend on f***ing myself up my first time.
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Originally posted by freeriding101
i live in anacortes and there is nothing here with north shore stunts, i wanna try them but first i have to find them please help me some kid built some in his front yard and there like 2 feet high and really gay i want something thats not insane but not small like between oh i dont know. along with directions could you give a idea of what your stuff is like imm new to ns riding and dont intend on f***ing myself up my first time.
you could always ride the 2 ft tall ones, but just pretend you're really high off the ground...
actually, riding on curbs (curbs without sidewalks, that is) is a great way to "train" for skinnies. and they're, what, 5 inches off the ground?
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POOP its all just a bunch of POOP
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There's a lot of badass stuff out there. Ask a shop?
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the anacortes shop HAHA i laugh, that place is filled with old XC dudes with specilized epics, they dont know jack about the "good" trails in anacortes
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Originally posted by freeriding101
the anacortes shop HAHA i laugh, that place is filled with old XC dudes with specilized epics, they dont know jack about the "good" trails in anacortes
It was for tully. I dont even know where anacortes is.
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Originally posted by freeriding101
the anacortes shop HAHA i laugh, that place is filled with old XC dudes with specilized epics, they dont know jack about the "good" trails in anacortes
A big percentage of the riders here with what you would percieve as having "mad skills" are old XC dudes. Personally i'd love to check out those XC trails you have up there i hear their pretty cool......
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Originally posted by freeriding101
POOP its all just a bunch of POOP
why should anyone give you directions anywhere man with the attitude you are giving people that are trying to give you some suggestions. also a lot of old xc dudes kill the skinny stuff too ive seen it. just remember that they have probably spent waaaay more time on their bikes than you have
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Come out to south seatac today.... i also PMed you with some info about trails and what not.
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Originally posted by biggins
why should anyone give you directions anywhere man with the attitude you are giving people that are trying to give you some suggestions. also a lot of old xc dudes kill the skinny stuff too ive seen it. just remember that they have probably spent waaaay more time on their bikes than you have
the majority best skinny riders I know are all ex-xc racers or current xc racers. They have a knack for keeping their bike going in a straight line without even worrying about it
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Originally posted by Skookum
A big percentage of the riders here with what you would percieve as having "mad skills" are old XC dudes. Personally i'd love to check out those XC trails you have up there i hear their pretty cool......
actually those old xc dudes in the shop that he's referring too really don't know jack about the current state of biking My friend managed to talk 'em out of a brand new p3 for under $400
Having ridden around anacortes, i am curious as to what are considered the "good" trails.
What's the square root of this apartment?
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the xc riders at my shop are not the kind of ppl that ride skinnes, i know that for a fact, they told me the stuff "you kids" r doing now is crazy, the jump the drops and the north shore stuff, sorry bout the attitude though i was be sarcastic
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