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Just got back from a quick ride through. Everything major is cleared out. Lots of derailleur busters on the trail. Some of the smaller cut across trails are pretty overgrown but the main trials are wide open. And the pit is still open. I figured they would have filled that up with fallen trees.

:mad: Three rescue pits of my own. Best dogs ive ever had. One was even a bait dog found in camden. Sweetest, most lovable, and most loyal dogs bred. They'll do anything to make you happy. That 50% could be put to any breed thats not taken care of right. Not just poor badrap pitties.

I'll be good for a few hours of manual labor. See ya there!

I dont think we've had that much rain so it shouldnt be too bad.

So what happened was, you stood by and watched jim karate chop the tree in half? Crazy old ninja.

I'll be out with a group just doing the 50. Some nice roads out that way.

I'll be game to help anyday during the a.m.

I only rode red and blue. Orange looked like prime tick country so i didnt venture in there. Where does the yellow trail and the new trail jump off of? Might swing out there tomorrow morning and explore some more if my knee allows it.

Swung out there this morning for a quick ride. Not sure where there are 6-8 miles hiding as what I rode didnt come close to that. However, what I rode was surprisingly fun! Lots of short quick elevation changes and pretty good flow. Gonna have to meet up with you one day for a tour so i can find...

Ill prob head out there in the morning sometime this week. Its about 10 minutes away for me. Would be nice to add another local place to ride. Would you be willing to give a tour?

How are the trails here? Ive never heard of anyone riding it. Guess Ill have to swing by when things dry out and check it out.

That would mess with our tradition. And grats on the big wheeler!

Havent been out on the mtb very much lately and its starting to feel a bit neglected, so if anyones interested in joining up with me and a buddy for a quick loop or two come on out. -Bobby

Riding through those sections without resembling a pinball can only be done by Jim i think. Jim likes to laugh at me and call me a tree frog because of how many trees i grab ahold of. Tight doesnt come close to what those sections are.

Most have come from the fresh trails at belleplain(riding and working) and from the trails off of 49. Ticks and chiggers are abundant down here in the sticks.

Ive been unfortunate enough to pull about 45 ticks off of me already this year. Only about 7 were attached though. Several were the deer tick nymphs that are really hard to see. No larger then the end of pin. I've come to the conclusion that they love off deep woods. I'm afraid people are going...

Heres a description of where it starts and a rough guide to the sections that Al Jackson emailed me. The trail starts on Champion Road in front of the ballfield pavillion which is just past the parking lot at Lake Nummy.* You should see the flagging.* It follows fire cuts and dirt bike trails...

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I had done the same thing on the same bike and crank you have. I used the blackspire lite god bashguard and just adjusted the front derailer to not shift past the middle. Seemed like a pretty good setup. However I just changed my crank to xt so if your looking for a cheap bashguard to try I have...

Just finished up riding the first two sections today. Pretty rough but seems like a good start to some great trails. The six miles definitely felt more like sixteen. Some of those sections make estell manor look like the AC expressway. Get out there and ride! Trails cant get packed fast enough.