what trails in the lower mainland are the best for riding when its all rainy like this?
most of the trails around have so much wood on em that you cant get a good flow, without sliding off of em. but are there any that are still a ton of fun?
thanks,
brent
Bear or Red mountain in Mission. Or 7th/pipeline on Mt. Fromme.
neds is a good choice.
what trails in the lower mainland are the best for riding when its all rainy like this?
most of the trails around have so much wood on em that you cant get a good flow, without sliding off of em. but are there any that are still a ton of fun?thanks,
brent
randies on eagle is always perfict in the rain, well mabey not the down hill log ride.
almost anything on cypress. :)
ride a horse! 1200 pounds of raw muscle, power, grace, and sweat between your legs…
but riding bikes is still fun!
But, ive always been fond of krazy karpenter and blood donar in the rain. Bad for the trails though, dont do it !
:duh:
Austin
I'm happy to get outside and enjoy nature while I can, but I fear for the future of humanity
I find any trail with lots of rock and on the steep side tends to be good in the rain. I avoid anything loamy for obvious reasons.
:canada:
Ned's is great wet or dry and you aren't gonna wreck the trail even if you are shredding in a downpour.
Dilemma on Vedder Mountain is always great whether wet or dry and a lot of the woodwork has wire making it "all-weather".
"Walk a mile in another man's shoes. Then, you'll be a mile away from him and have his shoes."
i loooove neds in the rain but my only complaint is sand gets in your ass crack and schafes like you wouldnt believe
I have no children and my tits are super perky.
Neds. When it's really wet, you can throw off a pretty good rooster tail. Also, you can feel good knowing that you're not shredding another more erosion susceptible trail.
It is easy to dodge our responsibilities, but we cannot dodge the consequences of dodging our responsibilities.
- Josiah Stamp
Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.
- H.G. Wells
i loooove neds in the rain but my only complaint is sand gets in your ass crack and schafes like you wouldnt believe
probably not as bad as a ham sandwich for 6 switchbacks.
:canada:
Our trails awesome, nutty drainage, too bad its secret :P
But, ive always been fond of krazy karpenter and blood donar in the rain. Bad for the trails though, dont do it !
-1 for continually spelling it "donar" insted of "donor"
cypress trails mainly because they are so steep, neds on seymour but kind of boring, 7th on grouse but it will be in the snow
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