By no means is six miles hilly, and while there is no climbs per say, you are rarely on a flat section of trail. It’s not like it some shit trail we make the most of, it is tailor built specifically for mountain bikes.
Like I said our opinions differ here. No it's not mountain biking, it's riding your bike in the dirt that's all. Climbs that can be down purely on momentum to me doesn't qualify it as mountain climbing. It's just the difference of where we both ride. I live up north where you spend most of a ride looking out the top of your helmet to see 75 feet of the trail. Down there you can see a mile of trail ahead of you. Yes I have ridden both. I could do another numbers comparison but that seems fruitless and I don't want to beat a dead horse.
Now your comparing apples to oranges. But in my opinion no. I love those people that leave their measuring device on and claim 10,000 ft of elevation gain by sitting in a chair. I see your point but downhilling is a different ball game then what we are discussing. That's like comparing drag racing to track racing, different genres.
It’s all mountain biking, Frank. Climbing has nothing to do with if it is or is not mountain biking.
That first rock roll looks familiar, where is that?
Core creek
Not where I thought, I guess I have another place on my list to check out!
You can't say that doesn't look like fun though.
I never said it wasn't and I would do all of it in a heartbeat. You've ridden with me and you know I enjoy it all just as much as the next guy if not more and am just as enthusiastic about it as anyone. But to compare High Mt. or Ringwood, Sterling and WayWay to 6 mile is ludicrous in my mind. That's all I'm saying. Sessioning at Sourlands is always a highlite of the summer when I get down there, you know that.
Let's pick this up tomorrow it's fun. Plus I gotta pick up dog crap in the backyard. Kev pm tomorrow if you don't know why I got my chammies in bunch. Excellent discussion, and if you ask anyone that's ridden with me they'll tell you I am one of the most enthusiastic guys you'll ride with. I love it all loudly and with great fervor, ask @liong71er .
I enjoy riding with you, and I know that you like to have fun. I do agree that 6 mile isn't the same as the northern parks but without it I and many like me never would have discovered mountain biking. It's kinda the gateway for a lot of people. Every ski slope has its bunny hill, right?
i enjoyed riding with anyone..and i have ridden with Frank few times..he's someone that go up and beyond when riding bicycles,
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