Mummo

Bike: Norco Fluid 7.2ht+ size medium
Rider weight: 75kg
Rider height: 175cm
The trails were marked with white paint on the trees. However here were no clear indicators to what trail i was on. The trails dud not follow the indicated routes here on trailforks. The trails should have gone straight down to tilentekijänkuja, but instead the trails were actually going long distances to the sides, making the trail not so steep at all. I came to this place for a proper dh trail(relative to what exists where I usually ride), but I had to pedal a lot to get the speed I wanted. The worst problem with the trail not being marked as the map on trail forks is safety. When I came to the top of the trail I saw a downhill that almost resembled the one on trail forks, a straight trail going down, however not that steep, but steep enough that you don't need to pedal your legs off to get to about 40km/h. I saw the trail continuing straight ahead and there were no markings to go slow or to turn somewhere. I saw that the trail intersected with a trail for runners, but I didn't see any so I continued straight ahead at full speed towards the intersection. As I came close to the intersection I noticed that there was a ditch between the road and the trail. I tried to stop, but it was too late. I plowed through the ditch at full speed. Amazingly I made it over the ditch, barely with a very hard bottom out at the other side of the ditch. I had put some extra air in the fork for this particular ride. I had about 100psi in my 120mm rockshocks Rekon fork. I'm surprised the wheel or something else broke. I stopped and saw that the markings said that the trail continued parallel to the trail for running. Where I plowed through att 40km/h there was actually a 90 degree turn in the trail. The trail then continued about 200 meters in a direction away from the trail displayed on trail forks. The trails were still better than the ones I usually ride.