Tell me where you rode today...

[JimN]

Can you name any?

The fine for using an e-bike in a state park is the same as the fine for urinating in the woods in a state park, $74.

 

[CRGH81]

The fine for using an e-bike in a state park is the same as the fine for urinating in the woods in a state park, $74.

I had no idea you could get a fine for peeing in the woods!! 😅😆

 

[thegock]

 

[krink]

Irresistible. Ya just have to start stacking.

 

[Bikeworks]

Conditions were great today, glad I got out there before the rain hits.

Less obvious where I was:

More obvious where I was:

 

[BuzzBomber]

Tonight’s selection:

Hadn’t been here in a while.

 

[SAM]

Very nice today.

 

[Kaleidopete]

A little rain, than cleared

 

[sundaydoug]

The fine for using an e-bike in a state park is the same as the fine for urinating in the woods in a state park, $74.

That's kind of what I was getting at.

I was also curious as to why someone riding an ebike, if indeed the place they were riding was officially not ebike friendly, would be surprised at another trail user saying something to them about it.

Personally, I couldn't care less what kind of bike you're riding as long as you're respectful to other trail users and the trail itself. However, regardless of what you may happen to think about the rules themselves, you can't exactly complain about people telling you that you're breaking the rules if you are actually breaking the rules. Especially if you're aware of the rules.

 

[JimN]

Personally, I couldn't care less what kind of bike you're riding as long as you're respectful to other trail users and the trail itself. However, regardless of what you may happen to think about the rules themselves, you can't exactly complain about people telling you that you're breaking the rules if you are actually breaking the rules. Especially if you're aware of the rules.

100%. When I'm breaking the rules, I know there's a chance I'll get called out for it, but I'm pretty good at apologizing and playing dumb.

 

[Kaleidopete]

That's kind of what I was getting at.

I was also curious as to why someone riding an ebike, if indeed the place they were riding was officially not ebike friendly, would be surprised at another trail user saying something to them about it.

Personally, I couldn't care less what kind of bike you're riding as long as you're respectful to other trail users and the trail itself. However, regardless of what you may happen to think about the rules themselves, you can't exactly complain about people telling you that you're breaking the rules if you are actually breaking the rules. Especially if you're aware of the rules.

A lot of ebikes don't look like ebikes now a days. If people ask me if it's a ebike, I say I can't admit to it.

 

[fiftyfixe]

Twenty miles at BTB today.

 

[Zack 54]

Afternoon ride …..

 

[iLuveketchup]

 

[icebiker]

 

[Kaleidopete]

my big loop, happy me, unhappy legs,

 

[Juggernaut]

 

[robcleary]

Forgive me for my drive-side down picture 😆

Mtb is out of action so I took the gravel bike out for a spin.

 

[TommyF]

 

[snashters]