rlb
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Attaching the leash to your bars is a good task for a Jorband
Chimney Rock Conditions
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Attaching the leash to your bars is a good task for a Jorband
Yeah lesson learned. I picked it up when I first started MTB in late 2019, probably just threw the leash out and never gave it another thought. Also unlucky that it wasn’t findable via the app because my kid had recently deleted the app from my phone (and therefore unpaired it).
I went out today to try and find it, conditions were surprisingly good (but slippery in some spots). But it’s warming up towards end of the week…
There's hope. I recently (January) found someone's lost Edge 530 on Black Magic at Mahlon Dickerson. The owner lost it in November, and it survived being ridden over (was wedged in the dirt on the line), rain, and quite frigid temps. I was able to locate the owner and return it to him a few weeks ago.
Wow that’s awesome! Thanks for the ray of hope
rjr44
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Educated guess here, haven't gone on the trails to confirm but since I live at the top of red/blue and my properly hasn't had snow on it in days and it's still wet and mushy I gotta think the trails are still awful.
Davinchia1981
Active Member
My guess is that it's still muddy? Would I be right? Anyone with insight on trail conditions?
GSTim
Formerly M3Tim
rjr44
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That's my guess, haven't even tried, judging by how soggy my property is. May try and take the doggo for a hike tomorrow to get a better feel. That is, if work releases it's grip...
rlb
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I just did a quick scout of all the trail heads off of the Miller Lane lot and Gilbride lots. Going to head back with my bike around noon and will give an updated report.
From Miller everything I I looked at on yellow and green seems like it's okay to ride. On Gilbride, the bottom of Yellow looks good too. there's a couple of soggy sections on the orange switchbacks going up, but it seems promising, though not as confident as Yellow. The trails along the river towards Vosseller need more time.
From Miller everything I I looked at on yellow and green seems like it's okay to ride. On Gilbride, the bottom of Yellow looks good too. there's a couple of soggy sections on the orange switchbacks going up, but it seems promising, though not as confident as Yellow. The trails along the river towards Vosseller need more time.
Pklimovich
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As of 12:30pm. Trails are very dry in most areas until you get to the 1 mud pit that will just ruin your momentum. You make the decision for yourself I road some top yellow next to Miller lane then top of red which was the best after I road Newman climb on blue to the interior downhill I posted the areas of mud that I came upon
