hey im goin out to vancouver at spring break and i dont know many trails. is there some that u guys would recommend that arent too hard( i just started mtbing this summer)?
thanks
hey im goin out to vancouver at spring break and i dont know many trails. is there some that u guys would recommend that arent too hard( i just started mtbing this summer)?
thanks
Ned's.
Post something up just before you come and I'm sure someone would show you around.
just get out here…
theres always people on the mtn, and they'll gladly show u the trails…
post when your defitnly comnig out…
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Show up at the bottom of Fromme or Seymour, some weekend morning, and you will find plenty of people to go with. During the week, there are less. Shop rides are a plenty as well.
The Shore has no trails. You've been lied to.
;) I'd agree with everyone here. Either post when you're going and ask if anyone else is available, get a map from a shop (Cove has em) or just head out to one of the mountains and wait around until you find someone to show you around,
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Originally posted by Gandalf
**The Shore has no trails. You've been lied to.**
hahahahahhahhahaha thats funny!!!!!!!! dude it is sooooo easy to find someone to ride with and show you around you will love it here!!!.
:canada:
ok thanks for the advice guys
Cbc may be a lil wet but ned's is rocky so its not to bad in the mud department boogie is hard to do when its super wet but its good when its damn damp! :thepimp: have fun
Frommes better in that if you don't have a car it's an easier ride up and there's more variety in trails. You can ride up seymour, but it's too depressing with all the cars whizzing by you full of bikes while you huff your ass up:rolleyes:
Originally posted by Tool
Frommes better in that if you don't have a car it's an easier ride up and there's more variety in trails. You can ride up seymour, but it's too depressing with all the cars whizzing by you full of bikes while you huff your ass up:rolleyes:
oops sorry .. snicker
thats why u get ur mom or dad to drive u up! :P
Well you could always try to hitch a ride with another rider…if you can fit your bike on the rack or in the back.(no pun intended) I have to ride 2 hours up burke when i want to go for an awesome ride but its worth it and I'm sure the ride up seymour would be worth it too.:thepimp:
chop
the trails are definately still worth it and bumbing a ride will work too
You should try and meet up with someone to show you the trails!
It would be alot more fun to go with someone that could show you around.
superheros
I like bikes
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