Same, a little folding saw (Silky Saws FTW), gloves (riding gloves are fine) and a bit of time per ride clearing fallen trees and branches counts IMO. Rainy days are good for getting out and putting in the little features that you've been eyeing off for weeks as well. Organised trail days are often a gong show of different egos arguing over how technical a section can be and so little actual work gets done.
Gotta love the real trail fairies that carve new lines in though - the real MVPs.
June 20, 2017, 2:19 p.m. - Trent Blucher
Same, a little folding saw (Silky Saws FTW), gloves (riding gloves are fine) and a bit of time per ride clearing fallen trees and branches counts IMO. Rainy days are good for getting out and putting in the little features that you've been eyeing off for weeks as well. Organised trail days are often a gong show of different egos arguing over how technical a section can be and so little actual work gets done. Gotta love the real trail fairies that carve new lines in though - the real MVPs.