6 Mile Run Conditions
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RobD
Active Member
Fingers crossed for some good news brought the bike to work hoping for the best.
Jeff_STI
Member
Please do, and thank you. Hopefully is clear and dry. I'm one of those bike who will not attempt to go in a wet weather. Lets keep our trails nice, clean and fun to ride.
Jeff_STI
Member
I'm looking forward to go tomorrow Saturday, but waiting on someone to let me know how is the trails condition.
Piston Honda
Well-Known Member
Blue Canal is hero with typical puddles. Need to get off bike for a few of them. Lots of broken branches obstructing trails. Bigger one near first wood feature that might catch you off guard if you're looking down at the feature.
qclabrat
Well-Known Member
sounds like a not so good review??
have to shuffle some tasks, so won't get down till about 2
Kangdoy
Well-Known Member
sounds like a not so good review??
have to shuffle some tasks, so won't get down till about 2
May run into you. I plan on getting there around 3:30 (trail pending, of course).
qclabrat
Well-Known Member
Piston Honda
Well-Known Member
Sorry, it's more of the opposite. Let me clarify: hero dirt mostly, but still a good number of puddles. No soft spots. Steel bridge is a mess as expected.sounds like a not so good review??
have to shuffle some tasks, so won't get down till about 2
Also just finished up red/orange/red. Hero dirt with like 2-3 puddles.
And poison ivy as far as the eye can see. Don't fall off the trail!
rick81721
Lothar
Yes I just finished canal loop. Worst of blue was right before the railing bridge at the end - I rode thru all puddles very slowly and minimal mud on bike at the end. White is perfect. I cleared that downed tree and poison ivy blockage on blue and another blockage on white. Good to go folks, have fun!
Awesome!
Thanks @rick81721
Thanks @rick81721
The Kalmyk
Well-Known Member
Condition update:
Too good for Rachel
Too good for Rachel
Piston Honda
Well-Known Member
I finally cleared that death step on red bred shred. Had to put a foot down at the top, but both wheels were already over. That counts right?
rick81721
Lothar
Yes Rachel would be disappointed - this at the end of blue right after the worst of the mud:
Cleared downed tree on blue. There's a huge poison ivy vine that would hit you in the face that I moved to the side - I don't get a rash from casual contact but sawing a 1+" vine is a different story:
On white a cedar with grape vines was blocking the trail - silky saw does it again:
More rain sunday so today and tomorrow is it
Cleared downed tree on blue. There's a huge poison ivy vine that would hit you in the face that I moved to the side - I don't get a rash from casual contact but sawing a 1+" vine is a different story:
On white a cedar with grape vines was blocking the trail - silky saw does it again:
More rain sunday so today and tomorrow is it
rick81721
Lothar
Hey I almost got it today but chumped right at the top, still have never cleared it
Piston Honda
Well-Known Member
That's the obstruction I was talking about earlier. Rode right through it. I hope my post-ride scrub down in the parking lot removed any oils. *fingers crossed*Cleared downed tree on blue. There's a huge poison ivy vine that would hit you in the face that I moved to the side - I don't get a rash from casual contact but sawing a 1+" vine is a different story:
TeamMuddySprocket
Well-Known Member
Rick and those that rode today, Tomorrow AM should be good to go?
Candace
Member
Started on 27 .. Red and orange are great , cleared some brush as well . I saw some puddles on blue after the bridge so I turned around and stayed on red to canal .. and red to orange back . Some new people out , did some educating .. they thought I was avoiding the mud because I didn’t wanna get my bike muddy .. hoping they get it