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Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - Printable Version +- Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org) +-- Forum: Madison Motorsports (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Lounge (https://forum.mmsports.org/forumdisplay.php?fid=6) +--- Thread: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort (/showthread.php?tid=10398) Pages:
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Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - PDenbigh - 07-25-2013 RJ, I don't think they have crabapple trees so you might be ok. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - .RJ - 07-25-2013 Is there a paved trail to the bottom? I can ride on that. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - Evan - 07-25-2013 .RJ Wrote:Is there a paved trail to the bottom? I can ride on that.no, MORE didnt build the trail. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - Steve85 - 05-15-2014 The updates from Bryce are coming in and they have some really nice new stuff. Check'em out on the FB. Opening day is this weekend and they will continue building new stuff over the next few weeks. Little video: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://instagram.com/p/oBxOp_I0fn/">http://instagram.com/p/oBxOp_I0fn/</a><!-- m --> Let's pick a date - I'm Sat only until after the first week of June, then Sat or Sun works. Wouldn't mind a random weekday in the middle of June either. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - JustinG - 05-15-2014 So I'm glad you revived this Steve. I just picked up a starter bike. 2013 GT Karakoram 3.0 Hydr <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.gtbicycles.com/usa_en/2013/bikes/mountain/trail/karakoram-3-0-hydr">http://www.gtbicycles.com/usa_en/2013/b ... m-3-0-hydr</a><!-- m --> Not mine but pics are always good.......mmmm DAT pearl white. Grabbed some bottle cages and a seat bag. CO2 pump, extra tube, and a patch/tire lever kit. Any other recommendations? I have a few people in Richmond who ride and there are apparently a lot of good basic trails to ride in the area so I figured why not. Looking forward to trying it out. I just started riding again on my hybrid so now I have two bikes I can look like a dumbass riding. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - JPolen01 - 05-15-2014 ^3 if you count that dumbass clown bike you were riding at VIR. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - JustinG - 05-15-2014 JPolen01 Wrote:^3 if you count that dumbass clown bike you were riding at VIR.That belonged to Jason Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - V1GiLaNtE - 05-16-2014 Steve85 Wrote:The updates from Bryce are coming in and they have some really nice new stuff. Check'em out on the FB. Opening day is this weekend and they will continue building new stuff over the next few weeks. Little video: Count me in Steve. I'm pretty swamped through June but I'm down to ride. :thumbup: Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - V1GiLaNtE - 05-16-2014 JustinG Wrote:So I'm glad you revived this Steve. I just picked up a starter bike. I hope you got a good deal.. There are lots of bikes on CL that are really highend and only 2/3 years old for the same price. Ditch the bottle cages and get a Camelbak. Pick up a good pair of full fingered gloves that breath well. Your hands will thank you when you eat shit. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - xvxax - 05-16-2014 One optional item you might be missing is small tool. This one is good: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.parktool.com/product/i-beam-mini-fold-up-hex-wrench-screwdriver-star-driver-set-ib-2">http://www.parktool.com/product/i-beam- ... r-set-ib-2</a><!-- m --> I think the bottle cage thing is preference. I hate riding with stuff on my back so I use good cages that don't eject my stuff for rides under 3 hours. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - JustinG - 05-16-2014 I looked at used in the area but nothing really popped up and I don't know how well the bike was cared for so that is why I went new. I ordered it off Nashbar, and got an additional 25% off their price so it was a good deal IMO. I have a Camelbak, but I dunno how I will like riding with it on my back, so I went with the bottle cages. I do have a tool similar to this one from performance just an older version, <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.performancebike.com/bikes/Product_10052_10551_1102189_-1_400153__400153">http://www.performancebike.com/bikes/Pr ... 53__400153</a><!-- m --> . I may snag this one as well to avoid having to transfer from bike to bike cause im lazy and forgetful. As far as gloves, should I look for something padded or just some slip on Mechanix gloves will do? Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - V1GiLaNtE - 05-18-2014 Depends on your preference. I ride with a pair of voodoo tactical gloves. Pretty much mechanics gloves. However, they have some padding and padding is a nice thing to have. Re: Downhill Bike Park at Bryce Resort - Evan - 05-27-2014 for anyone interested, my downhill bike is for sale. GT Fury Carbon. |