- Trail:
- Pit Party (University Hill)
- Status:
- Minor Issue / Yellow
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- Condition:
- Wet - wet & tacky, likelihood of mud, be kind to trails
- Reporter Primary Activity:
- Mountain Bike
Description:
Thanks to the kick ass group of random rakers who scrubbed the trail clean top to bottom! The trail is clear but pretty slick in areas with all the wet weather we have been having.
The Token Rock zone is complete and ready to ride - not a wet day feature so here's hoping for another few dry days! The second jump is pretty to look at but has an attitude problem. It's doable but a bit of a buzz kill. Using vastly complex scientific methods of consuming beer and staring at things, I've determined it's simply in the wrong spot. While I'm shuffling it around next week the Token Rock hip gap will remain open and ridable. Chances are it will be rebuilt before we get another couple dry days to ride anyways ~ cheers
The Token Rock zone is complete and ready to ride - not a wet day feature so here's hoping for another few dry days! The second jump is pretty to look at but has an attitude problem. It's doable but a bit of a buzz kill. Using vastly complex scientific methods of consuming beer and staring at things, I've determined it's simply in the wrong spot. While I'm shuffling it around next week the Token Rock hip gap will remain open and ridable. Chances are it will be rebuilt before we get another couple dry days to ride anyways ~ cheers
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Oct 26, 2014 at 15:06