I grew up surfing and generally saw that the rules of surfing etiquette were pretty well followed. After moving away from the ocean and taking up mountain biking, it's been a bit of a thorn in my side to see how riders (new and old) either don't believe in trail etiquette, don't agree with it, or act like it doesn't apply to them. Is this a trend everywhere as more riders take to the trails? If so, is there anything to do except exemplify good behavior?
Jan. 9, 2023, 8:32 a.m. - Flatted-again
I grew up surfing and generally saw that the rules of surfing etiquette were pretty well followed. After moving away from the ocean and taking up mountain biking, it's been a bit of a thorn in my side to see how riders (new and old) either don't believe in trail etiquette, don't agree with it, or act like it doesn't apply to them. Is this a trend everywhere as more riders take to the trails? If so, is there anything to do except exemplify good behavior?