DownhillR3
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Yes, @oobaa47When you make a pretty hard right down towards the stream ?
Yes, @oobaa47When you make a pretty hard right down towards the stream ?
Hell yeah George, Thank you!! MCBP with a trail update, sweet!This is good GR digging
https://instagram.com/p/BSQ9iGEj8Fn/
When you make a pretty hard right down towards the stream ?
FYI, Mcbp season passes were supposed to go up in price as of midnight last night.......But the link on their FB when you click it still shows $359......Regular price is $449, so that's quite the savings for you last second folk.....
2018 season passes been available for couple weeks now
From what I understand, things look good for 2018. The owners (the koffman family?) are using Snow Operating (http://www.snowoperating.com) to operate/market/manage both the skiing and bike park aspects of mtn creek. Apparently it is a long term deal as well. The owners of snowoperating are previous employees of mtn creek and also have bike industry experience, so it's a positive looking forward.
I'd wear as much body armor as you possible can. If I could wrap my entire body in bubble wrap, I would. I think the bare minimum would be: full face, googles, gloves, knee/shin pads, and elbow pads. A pressure suit won't hurt either as it will protect your shoulders, triceps, forearms, chest, back, and kidneys. This sucker (fox titan) has saved me on many occasions.
@Juggernaut I can be convinced to join you for a few days
Never made it out this year to see how the Rallon would handle DH, but will need a full face and body armor
Do I need special shoes? Have pair of 3/4 510 Dirtbags
what about collar? I have several herniated cervical discs.
If anyone has some size medium gear for sale LMK
I'll back up everything said here about next year. The people who are going to run the bike park next year are enthusiastic and understand whats needed there, so I'm looking forward to a good 2018From what I understand, things look good for 2018. The owners (the koffman family?) are using Snow Operating (http://www.snowoperating.com) to operate/market/manage both the skiing and bike park aspects of mtn creek. Apparently it is a long term deal as well. The owners of snowoperating are previous employees of mtn creek and also have bike industry experience, so it's a positive looking forward.
I'd wear as much body armor as you possible can. If I could wrap my entire body in bubble wrap, I would. I think the bare minimum would be: full face, googles, gloves, knee/shin pads, and elbow pads. A pressure suit won't hurt either as it will protect your shoulders, triceps, forearms, chest, back, and kidneys. This sucker (fox titan) has saved me on many occasions.
@Juggernaut
Are we buying a new sled or picking up used?
Just my 2cents I would definitely go used. You be surprised at the amount of hardley ridden used DH bikes that are available. Just peep PB.