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The last 2 attempts didnt work, whats the deal with that?

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Repost bitch.

Nice post Flip,

Sick crash, buddy comes in a tad too hot and must have forgot to pull up. Awesome, hope his ego was the only bruise.

Finally, I'm glad Whistler is building bigger hits, they need trails for nutbar riders and people who like to go big. If Joe Public is scared to hit the jumps then it means they are thinking about their skill levels, which is a good thing. These jumps arent for everyone, do or do not, there is no try and you cant fake being a Jedi. There are plenty of trails in WBP to learn on, they are blue trails. Its like a video game, level up and earn that leg shaking adrenaline rush. I for one am looking forward to hitting this line, Crabapple is a scary trail to over shoot, so this will be a nice change. YEEEEEEHAAAAW:trinity:

You can camp out like some of the real die hards, or you can work under the table for cash. Lot 4 has a real nice shed in the bush too, maybe Wheeldrop will rent it out to you. Its water proof too.

The best dumpster would be outside the gorcery store, wait till they toss the stale veggies and bread, you'll eat like a champ.

I get a pass every year and try to put in at least 60 days. This year will be no different.

sagar wat? Doesn't exist.

PM me and I'll give you the intel for this trail, its long, fun and rooty, but not overly gnarly. Basically starts at the ski area.

In the fall/winter months I like cypress. Shore play, 5th Horseman, sex girl and sex boy, these trails are good in the wet, lots of rock for grip. On drier fall days Sagar is also a great choice, although I dont think I'll ride it on a 4 inch bike again.

I climb cause it hurts
I climb to improve my bike handling skills
I climb to excel at the sport
I climb to keep strong
Unfortunately I barley do it these days but I'm turning over a new leaf.

Core fitess across from Buffalo bills in the village

Sun Peaks gets my vote, lots of steep and speed! Not super technical but it has some sweet free ride trails and a few huge booters in the jump park.
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Hmmm… from what I can tell you suffer from the same issue. Just from the opposite side of the argument.

Irony??

No not at all, I wouldnt do anything to that overtly aggressive and dangerous no matter what my beliefs are. If I built the trail and it was modified, I'd welcome it and try the new lines myself. Or id ride the line I built. I wouldnt block lines on a high speed trail knowing people are expecting them to be open, thats foolish behavior.