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forrestunifreak
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You don't need to worry about difficulty factor. A trail might be mostly
rideable, with several spots you have to dismount and walk. I don't
think there is any trail that even the best rider would walk up/down at
least a little.
Last year there was riders of all level, and age too. There was 6 and 7
year olds riding 20" Torker CX's. There was a 61 year old man riding a
schwinn. Just ride what you can, and don't worry about walking parts of
it. Besides, it lets you get a rest.
Usually, the middle of the trail is a litte smoother/easier, with more
trials and technical stuff on the sides.
And nobody is left behind, either. Everyone is nice, and everybody
waits for everbody else. I guess unicyclists are a just a nice group of
people.
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rideable, with several spots you have to dismount and walk. I don't
think there is any trail that even the best rider would walk up/down at
least a little.
Last year there was riders of all level, and age too. There was 6 and 7
year olds riding 20" Torker CX's. There was a 61 year old man riding a
schwinn. Just ride what you can, and don't worry about walking parts of
it. Besides, it lets you get a rest.
Usually, the middle of the trail is a litte smoother/easier, with more
trials and technical stuff on the sides.
And nobody is left behind, either. Everyone is nice, and everybody
waits for everbody else. I guess unicyclists are a just a nice group of
people.
--
forrestunifreak
'My gallery' (http://tinyurl.com/bbf9x)
www.seattlebikesupply.com
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