dannyhaggardjr

I have to agree with the others . The video is great ,but we have to be careful on what we post . We have alot of wonderful trails cause we dont go bragging about them . I would hate to lose another trail i love very . Please be carefule next time.

I cant wait this looks awsome.I have to go ride now.

I have been riding up there for 2 years. The lumber used were trees that were most likely fallen from storms. And the bit about building structures to live trees. I never saw a wood hip or skinny nailed to a live tree when i rode up there. Bridges were built to go over stream as to not disturb the drainage. Yet they r going to log and stir up sediment that will drain into salmon steams. If anything i have left with more trash than i took up. Yes its painful to watch them tear down something i learned to hone my skills on and find that love i had for mother nature and biking i lost years ago. I also upsets me to here how they make us out to be the ones in the wrong. Were not out there cooking meth . We r building trails and working with nature like a kid in a sand box. I find it very distasteful how we the Mtn bikers were made to look buy r local news. This is a healthy and natural sport powered by us the human not by petroleum. We vent off carbon dioxide not Hydrocarbons. So with this frustration Im gonna focus it on how I can help with making trails that r legal and support my local trails builders. I will miss the North Fork and going to North Fork pizza and a beer with good friends.