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I think Neds is the only trail you should ride when it pours. Anything with
dirt/gold, you aren't doing any favors to it. I live in NV and give it around
12 hours after a good rain to ride and it's usually not a problem to ride 3 or
4 times a week even in winter. If people get in a habit of maintaining trails
when it's raining than riding, the trails will be far better off in the short
and long term. If your not part of the solution, then you are part of the
problem (not directed at you PP).
Feb. 23, 2015, 12:41 p.m. - Jaydawg
#!markdown I think Neds is the only trail you should ride when it pours. Anything with dirt/gold, you aren't doing any favors to it. I live in NV and give it around 12 hours after a good rain to ride and it's usually not a problem to ride 3 or 4 times a week even in winter. If people get in a habit of maintaining trails when it's raining than riding, the trails will be far better off in the short and long term. If your not part of the solution, then you are part of the problem (not directed at you PP).