Recent content by phillychris498

LOL I don't know why these dudes needed to include footage saying that "they destroyed it" and then showing themselves re-building what is most certainly a rogue trail. Just gonna get your work destroyed that much faster. Could easily post the same sick footage without the beginning part...

Sold! Lock it up.

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Hi all, I’m selling my trail bike, a bit of a Frankenstein build of a yeti SB140 from 2024. It has roughly 300 miles of riding on the frame, with some individual components older than others. The listing price on pinkbike is $5,000 but I want to offer it locally for much cheaper, $3500 if you...

Had my select few road routes growing up around Hunterdon County but was otherwise just mountain biking, pretty much only allamuchy.

Worth the stop! It was a notch above the technicality of northern exposure if I remember correctly. Beat me up.

There’s another spot close to rockland called millers pond. I only remember one or two blazed trails there, but it was a really cool loop. Pretty technical single track back there, I would say it was a bit more technical than rockland.

I rode case once and it was cool but I was following someone. It seemed like a maze the whole time I was back there. It was definitely more flowy cross country style single track than rockland.

Bummer those trails aren’t well maintained. I’d always stop on the drive from New Jersey to Boston or vice versa and ride northern exposure. One of my favorite trails in the northeast!!

Which trail are you referring to? The one that used to be blazed white, one trail lower than tres amigos off the pipeline?

sent you a PM!

This must be the best worded comment I have ever read on a Dave Taylor thread. No offense to you, @Dave Taylor, but your threads always seem to unravel quickly 😂

Camelback is looking great!!!

I just realized this dropper solves the issue of putting a dropper on an older frame that doesn’t have internal routing (yes, I know I could try and find an externally-routed dropper, but it wouldn’t be nearly as high-performing as current droppers)

100% is better to wait in an MRG line than a Killington line. But killington does have great hidden spots that do not ever have lift lines, even midday on a saturday. I will continue to gatekeep these lifts despite them being listed on the trail map. All of this to say, though, that MRG has the...