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I would like to see you add some more of those 2" slippery diagonal sticks that send your front wheel sliding side ways when I am too lazy to unweight the front end. Oh, and put them together in bunches at opposing angles to really make it fun

trialsrider wrote:I would like to see you add some more of those 2" slippery diagonal sticks that send your front wheel sliding side ways when I am too lazy to unweight the front end. Oh, and put them together in bunches at opposing angles to really make it fun

Note to self: Bring the trials bike only to Boom Boom's next time. Leave the XR at home.

trialsrider wrote:I would like to see you add some more of those 2" slippery diagonal sticks that send your front wheel sliding side ways when I am too lazy to unweight the front end. Oh, and put them together in bunches at opposing angles to really make it fun

Just for you I will add some on downhill off camber turns , starting to think the new additions was a bit to lame to entertain you so I will try harder.
Look for a endurocross addition in the very near future.
Just need to figure out where I can find some concrete pipe and large tires

Boom Boom wrote:

trialsrider wrote:I would like to see you add some more of those 2" slippery diagonal sticks that send your front wheel sliding side ways when I am too lazy to unweight the front end. Oh, and put them together in bunches at opposing angles to really make it fun

Just for you I will add some on downhill off camber turns , starting to think the new additions was a bit to lame to entertain you so I will try harder.
Look for a endurocross addition in the very near future.
Just need to figure out where I can find some concrete pipe and large tires

Boom Boom, it really is a great trail system. I know it is a lot of work to develop and maintain. So thanks for all your hard work and hospitality.

I enjoy you guys comming out and helping get it run in.
I was sooooo looking forward to seeing Bonehead on his 950 making a run at the hill behind the shop , perhaps next time.
I must say it was a tie between Big Bird on his Mini FrankenBeta 80 and Magilla on his fun LiL 200 as to who had the biggest shit eating grin all day.

Boom Boom wrote:I enjoy you guys comming out and helping get it run in.
I was sooooo looking forward to seeing Bonehead on his 950 making a run at the hill behind the shop , perhaps next time.
I must say it was a tie between Big Bird on his Mini FrankenBeta 80 and Magilla on his fun LiL 200 as to who had the biggest shit eating grin all day.

All I can say is that I had a absolute blast! Thank you so much for the lessons and help with the set-up... that was just awesome! And the move to the KTM made the whole day a real hoot vs a back-breaking workout like the last time I was out there! Can't wait to come out and do it all again!!!

Longboardr gave me a hand over the w/e to clear some of the damage Sandy left behind. While we had all the cutting tools out more trail was added also.
Stay tuned for future sunday rides

Boom Boom wrote:Longboardr gave me a hand over the w/e to clear some of the damage Sandy left behind. While we had all the cutting tools out more trail was added also.
Stay tuned for future sunday rides

Awesome! I smell some break in rides coming soon!

Boom Boom wrote:Longboardr gave me a hand over the w/e to clear some of the damage Sandy left behind. While we had all the cutting tools out more trail was added also.
Stay tuned for future sunday rides

Where this Boom Boom? Close to Carlisle? I might have to come ride with you. I like the nasty stuff!

Stinson wrote:

Boom Boom wrote:Longboardr gave me a hand over the w/e to clear some of the damage Sandy left behind. While we had all the cutting tools out more trail was added also.
Stay tuned for future sunday rides

Where this Boom Boom? Close to Carlisle? I might have to come ride with you. I like the nasty stuff!

Nothing nasty, just good fun.
Add a bunch of rain or couple inches of snow and it starts to get interesting.
The woods loop is on the company property just east of Carlisle.