Never really thought about it, it's just part of MTB'ing. But, I dId about 20 miles at Port Jervis yesterday. Didn't go over a single log. Didn't miss them at all.
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Every freaking storm
You likely know that this is a forever wet spot in the winter and spring (hence the boards, which are a lame attempt at addressing the wet area). You can see in the photo, one of the nics I opened up in the spring and I need to work on it more, however i am hopefully I can keep this area dry(er) moving forward. As far as the log, it wont be there much longer.The one in the lower photo near the entrance to Baldpate was still there yesterday. I thought it might be encouragement to ride the boards lol?
I would ride over any of those logs. For me those would be fun. But as mentioned previously, I've been riding over logs that big for decades so I've had a lot of practice at them.These three located on Grand Tour at Hartshorne aren't really fun features, at least for me. Based on the locations, I assume they are meant as speed checks. The first one is ridiculous IMO. Third one isn't much better.
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