Some real gems for pics
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Some real gems for pics
https://www.gutsploder.com/
Its a map webpage for the shore but if you click on a map and then on the little flag you get a pic you can dl for your desktop. Some amazing shots.
Its a map webpage for the shore but if you click on a map and then on the little flag you get a pic you can dl for your desktop. Some amazing shots.
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Originally Posted by HammerTheHill
thats AMAZING! wow. Where is that?
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Yep. A stunningly beautiful array of overly technical and awesome rainforest trails. I personally have the above picture for a desktop. I love sections like that
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Great looking trails. Now for the exceedingly naive question. Are all of the rides down hill? from the one map I checked out (Cypress Hill), the trails appeared to be one way with no loop. It also appears that freeride gear is the gear of choice. Are there any XC style rides?
Thanks again for the link. This is sure to cut down on my productivity.
Thanks again for the link. This is sure to cut down on my productivity.
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Originally Posted by GreenFix
Great looking trails. Now for the exceedingly naive question. Are all of the rides down hill? from the one map I checked out (Cypress Hill), the trails appeared to be one way with no loop. It also appears that freeride gear is the gear of choice. Are there any XC style rides?
Thanks again for the link. This is sure to cut down on my productivity.
Thanks again for the link. This is sure to cut down on my productivity.
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I love those things, but why does it have to be all soggy and wet and humid? (I think).
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Honestly, on a section like that i'd end up slipping ont he root the rear end would hit that tree on the right and then i'd fall and smack my head on the rock in the bottom right-hand corner. I suck that much.
PS: That makes a SWEET background. It's replacing the 360 Berrecloth did.
PS: That makes a SWEET background. It's replacing the 360 Berrecloth did.
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Glad you enjoyed them. There are some othersonthe site that are amazing. I just love roots
Fox, I am sure you aren't that bad...haha...besides a week on the shore and that will seem pretty easy
Fox, I am sure you aren't that bad...haha...besides a week on the shore and that will seem pretty easy
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Glad you enjoyed them. There are some othersonthe site that are amazing. I just love roots
Fox, I am sure you aren't that bad...haha...besides a week on the shore and that will seem pretty easy
Fox, I am sure you aren't that bad...haha...besides a week on the shore and that will seem pretty easy
I'm actually okay on roots and rocks. Its those damn water pipes (not water bars) Those big bronze pipes that run water up and down the mountain. I slide on those every time.
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Originally Posted by notfred
That website makes me want to move to Canada.
Honestly - yes, I'm planning on doing that once I graduate, if I'm able to find a job there.
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Nice find, Mael. Those trails are niiiice.
I like the interactive mapping...a really useful feature for finding trailheads, etc.
I like the interactive mapping...a really useful feature for finding trailheads, etc.
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When I graduate from college we are planning a road trip up the rockies and into canada for some mountain biking fun. I got 2 yrs to perfect my skills