Video: NWLove - Webisode - 1

 Merican Radness!!!

 RAD

 i always picture myself riding a speeder bike every time i ride

 bahhhahahah OG name was wookie trailzz even love that comment

 yeh s/o to dylan for his excellent dirt ethics. he has really made the place blow up. just home it doesn't blow up too much and boomgone itself haha

 Slow your roll Negative Nancy. Lets start with your comment about "building for everyone". We are a crew that digs wherever the hell we please. We have done plenty of "public" digging. Quite possibly more than yourself. The Jungle, however, is our SEMI-private spot in which we showcase the absolute best of our art and have a hell of a good time riding it.

If you want to ride (or dig) there, here's what you do:
-Make friends with us (we are actually pretty nice). Weird, huh?
-Pull the dick out of youre ass. (its hard to make friends with a dick in your ass)
-Make it evident you're interested.
-Have the ability to NOT blab about having been there for "cool points".

Simple as that.

There are a number of people that ride there frequently that we have NEVER asked to pick up a shovel (because they're friends and we like them). The chains are not to keep you or anyone else out, they're in place to protect our hard work (its easier to understand once you've actually worked that hard for something).

I'm sorry you were unable to enjoy something that we so tenatively decided to share with the world.

 I should've guessed the response would've been prebuscent.. I think your trails are cool, and respect the hard work it took to build them, and shape them. But there are enough "private" riding areas around... and I don't think there is enough articles, videos, or pictures on pinkbike showing the work of builders that do it for the masses... In our area (all the way accross the country) it's the same.. a few out of a hundred are willing to pick up a rogue hoe or a shovel, or a fire rake to make new trail.. it's a thankless gig, other than the reward of riding what you built, and watching other people enjoy them. Which I guess is what building is all about..

 What's prepubescent is your cynical perception of what we put our life into and judging us entirely based off preconceived jealous emotions. Haters gonna hate. You always do.

 If your're going to insult someone, at least use correct spelling.

 ur a tool build ur own shit this place is well shared. NOTHING in life is free. Noone ever said you can never ride them... work to ride foooo

 btw this video even being filmed and made and the ppl invited in and posting it on the interwebs is sharing enuffff!
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oh ps mr machvegas go watch a park vid or somthin all parks are made by builders who build for everyone so there ya go bro!

 no jealousy, I don't really care to ride there, I'm all the way across the country.. I could care less about your trails. Only point, is it'd be nice to see more exposure on pinkbike about VOLUNTEERS who build for everyone (most park builders are paid employees) and the struggles they have an get nothing in return in the form of pay other than watching others and themselves enjoy what they build, trail or DJ, or whatever... No hate here foo...

 Because if these where found they could be bulldozed, people would ruin them and not repair it, then these guys would have even more work maintaining, etc, etc... I would love to ride these and I am sure a ton of other DJ guys would, but it is what it is.

 Those trails are pristine, hundreds if not thousands of hours have been put in on those jumps. This isn't mutual hours of an entire community, these are a small group group of dedicated builders and riders. It's no fun putting time into a spot and having it be wrecked by groms casing the jumps. Worse, in the US especially, if a kid hurts himself riding, the parents can attempt to sue the builder for unsafe practices. Worse still is when you tell a friend about your jumps, they tell a friend, that friend tells all his friends, so on, until some parent or angry civilian tells local authorities or government, and your spot gets bulldozed. So if you want to ride these trails, talk to the builders and let them know you can help out. Put in some build time before ride time. Don't just show up and expect to ride an amazing spot without working for it.

 thats fair

 Sounds to me like you haven't spent endless hours working at your local spot only to see your hard work ruined by either amateur riders attempting trails beyond their ability or by people who are just jerks with nothing better to do, I can fully understand and appreciate the need for chains at these trails.

 I used to be really into dirt jump building and riding but the whole reason i don't anymore is cuz to many people found out about each of my spots and they got bulldozed or downsized for fat little kids that can barley jump a curb. and after putting in thousands of hours to build and fix these spots to just be put in the same situation a 2 weeks later just isn't worth it. As far as I'm concerned they have every right to chain them off and keep people out, they built them they can choose who rides them and who finds out. NOBODY should tell about a location except the trail boss he is the one that should choose who comes and who knows. not friends of friends of friends and so on. Remember every one, it only takes one person complaining about a spot to get em torn down, and it only takes one angry parent that wants to sue you for all you got. Don't get me wrong I still love dirt jumping and would love to start doing it again but in so-cal it is really hard to hide stuff in scrub brush but don't worry when i find that spot you won't know about it unless i know you

 Because 9 out of 10 riders don't want to dig.

 rumblefish hahah agreed gotta have a crew with like morals and the fuktards will keep out

 OCD Trails are the best!

 It's in the works!

 Hate to burst your knowledge bubble, but you're 0 for 2. BTU came out years before this chunk of woods ever saw a dirt jump. And Mark Mullville has never done any "annihalating" here. Although he's more than welcome to do so. Youre probably thinking of Southwoods? Solame? GJ's? But no jungle in BTU.

 The Jungle was built by mountainbikers. And we (flow).

 these trails were deff NOT in btu because they even moar underground.. started em when i was 14 or 15 or somthin I'm now 25. yeah he's 0 for 2 but u still don't know it all smarty just trying to snip the rumors.. these were built by BMXers who will ride anything two wheeled. not mtbers lol how would they ever be so legit if actual gomer mtb ppl made em? oh and mr mullville may have ridden them.. not sure tho i just remember telling the props crew about them when they were in town at a local park. i didn't ride with em but told tony cardona about them at that park gave em permish etc..

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