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eBikes welcome?

Depending on where you ride, Mercer has very little elevation change. There is a bit of climbing if you go around the lake to the right of the marina. Stay left of the Marina, by the West Picnic Area, and it's a ton of flat riding with a lot of switchbacks and some log-overs and such. Some very...

Rode Nassau and the jump lines yesterday for the first time (conditions were spectacular at both) and just want to say "thanks" to the crew that does the maintenance and trail building there. Super impressive how well groomed and maintained everything was, and the trail markings and maps were...

I've been riding my eMTB lately and certainly have tried not to be a jerk about it. As mentioned previously, they are no help on DH sections (the weight is actually a bit of a hindrance), and on climbs I'm happy to ride wherever I am in the group. Yes, I have an easier time climbing on the bike...

Yup, what he said. Hand size is a key factor. For big hands, ODI Rogue is the way to go, I have them on all of my MTBs.

I saw a slew of them on the trails, which is what bugged me. Not eaten, either. Like somebody (or thing) put them there for no reason. And not just near the creek.

Great ride for sure. Thanks to Brian for leading our group and making sure none of the new-to-Allaire crew got lost. Great to meet a bunch of you, including the elusive unicorn! Looking forward to more rides in the future!

Rigid SS for real? Trying to decide what I’m bringing as well. Compare these trails to Mercer?

I could tell you a story about that, but it still freaks me out a bit.

Now I'm definitely coming.

I look forward to meeting anyone, and possibly a unicorn.

Good, because I don't know anyone. Or any unicorns.

My last ride there, I saw more dead animals in general than I have in 20 years of riding at Mercer, including the fish. Dead deer, fox, squirrels, as well as the aforementioned vulture. It was a little creepy.

Is this thing open to anybody, or do you have to know a guy who knows a guy?

Rode last night, very little standing water. A lot of greasy 1/2" deep mud, especially in corners. Overall good shape.

Any condition report for today? Heading over with my daughter after work.

Not sure of exact weights, but they're comparable. The 27+ is also tubeless while the 29er is not.

I have both 29er and 27+ singlespeeds, both steel. 29er is sliding drops, 2.3" tires; 27+ is eccentric BB with 2.8" tires. Honestly I like riding the 29er more, seems more nimble to me and more willing to roll. The 27+ is like a tractor, feels heavier in corners and up hills but does have a bit...

Welcome Dan!

Awesome, glad to hear it. My daughter is 5'4" and had the post pretty much maxed out. Longish legs for her height though.