The only part that was a bit iffy for me was the stonework that is on the left but there is a drop on the right, I didn't see the stonework until my front wheel was en route the little drop, almost endoed out (thanks Andrew for the great stone work :lol:).
In the name of full disclosure you should probably note that while you "almost endoed out" at this location you managed to ditch over the front of your bike on what: Griffin, Natural High, and King of the Shore (twice!)?
You want poor Ian and Rob to put "Vlad -----[HTML_REMOVED]" signs everywhere so you know which way to go?
What a little punk!
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I mean… Great meeting and riding with you Vlad :)
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I was suprised riding the trail (versus walking it) how seamlessly all the work came together. The jumps, transitions, ladders and rock work all mesh to create a completely new trail from what was there before.
Probably the single biggest transition on any single trail day?
Mean People SUCK! Nice People SHOVEL!
Trails For All; Trails For Weather
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