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cuban b

cuban b

You're all WEAK SAUCE!
Location
pleasant grove, UT
Camped out in the desert with Mesha, pELYgroso, and a cool dude named Chad. We had a blast even though sand and snow make for some interesting riding conditions. We also forgot food...and water. The spring in the background supplied us with watercress and something to drink. We were hoping to kill something for lunch but we stopped for burgers instead :cool:

 
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rholbrook

Well-Known Member
Location
Kaysville, Ut
Here is the last part of Killer Kane. Once we all helped get everyone down the 70' feet of rock face it was down and out Cliff Hanger. Its too bad that video does not do this rock face justice.

[video=youtube_share;2RNOYswa5BY]http://youtu.be/2RNOYswa5BY[/video]
 
jeeper

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
My brother and I went out to Cherry Creek yesterday. I was disappointed. I had imagined some wonderful riding place as it is so popular. It seemed to me like 5MP, but took twice as long to get to.
Don't get me wrong, seat time is good no matter where you are, and we had a great time. However, I don't know that we will be back.

Did we miss something? What is the draw to Cherry Creek??
 
rockreligious

rockreligious

NoEcoNaziAmmo
Location
Ephraim
jeeper said:
My brother and I went out to Cherry Creek yesterday. I was disappointed. I had imagined some wonderful riding place as it is so popular. It seemed to me like 5MP, but took twice as long to get to.
Don't get me wrong, seat time is good no matter where you are, and we had a great time. However, I don't know that we will be back.

Did we miss something? What is the draw to Cherry Creek??
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I felt that way the first time I went out there, after a few rides out there I realized that there is hundreds of miles of all mixes of terains, its easy to ride one day just in some thats not your type of riding, but as you explore you can find what you like. It takes a few times to get it. I love it now, Im not a big fan of the dunes, I have fun there mostly because of the crew I hang with, but I get board quick in the sand.
 
glockman

glockman

I hate Jeep trucks
Location
Pleasant Grove
rockreligious said:
I felt that way the first time I went out there, after a few rides out there I realized that there is hundreds of miles of all mixes of terains, its easy to ride one day just in some thats not your type of riding, but as you explore you can find what you like. It takes a few times to get it. I love it now, Im not a big fan of the dunes, I have fun there mostly because of the crew I hang with, but I get board quick in the sand.
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This^^^. I hated it out there for years. I only recently found all the wonderful single track. Pick a nearly overgrown single track and head north. You can ride all day and only encounter whoops for small sections if you try. It just takes a while to find or a good guide but there is some awesome riding out there.
 
Cascadia

Cascadia

Undecided
Location
Orem, Utah
Went for a ride today out around 5 mile. It was amazing! Never thought I'd be riding in the middle of February in Utah. Weather was perfect and the dirt was obviously not dusty at all. I've never ridden out there before but there are definitely some fun washes and climbs. We got a little over 30 miles. Can't wait to race the Rhino Rally next weekend!!
 
GAR

GAR

Active Member
Cool, I've been wondering how it is out there. Was it muddy? There's a 10 mile loop on the south side that I really like riding
 
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