Uni Riding Locations



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trials2k

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this is the thread to tell everyone where you go the most to have a good
cruise or for a good frequent challenge, for trials, street or muni or
what eva u ride!

my favourite spot to ride is at the local school where there is stairs,
drops, hops, rails, beams, logs, and playgrounds. Its my fav spot, but
im moving houses soon so i will have to find a new spot :)


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We (my brother and I) ride all over town, but we have a high
concentration of schools nearby, and those usually have nice trial
objects. My favorite spots are always construction sites, but those
tend to be hard to get to, so we have to climb over fences, and crawl
under stuff in order to get at my line, not to mention that people
would rather not have you there, so I can only go there on sundays and
saturdays. There's also an old building nearby, which has some cool
lines, and an occasional visit to the local hospital also yields some
nice lines. All these lines are beginning to get slightly stale and old
though, so I might go out of town soon to try my luck in Amsterdam.


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I want to go to Amsterdam...

If I feel like distance riding, there's a sidewalk that runs for miles
and miles down the highway...although I'd rather ride more scenic
trails in the mountains...

If I feel like trials, I either make a trials course or go to a
construction site (which there are -plenty- of, here).

There are no "street" obstacles. I don't live near anything close to a
city.


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i go in front of my house, but sometimes ill go to a school. or like an
outdoor basketball court. i dont really do anything that requires any
obstacles. just straight tricks. sometimes when i want to go for a
distance ride (like once a month) ill go about 4 miles up to a high
bridge right on the ocean, where people just come and fish and its a
neat area.


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My local neighborhood...neighborhood. I just sort of ride around the
sidewalk and streets. But then again, I'm still just riding, not doing
tricks yet, so that may change.


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I'm a university student, so there's plenty of stairs, ledges, etc right
outside my dorm. For longer rides we have around a 20 mile network of
bike/hiking trails that run throughout the city, along the river,
adjacent to some bogs, through some woods, past some farmland, and
generally other nice places to ride past and through.

Unfortunately right now I'm stuck at my parents' house, which gives me
little more than the small subdivision to ride around in. The only
ways out of the subdivision are via dinky country roads with no
shoulders that now carry far more traffic than they were designed to,
which I don't like riding on.


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Now it's winter and dark by the time I get home from work, I 'do'
pavements or freemounting practice outside my house. At the weekend or
holiday I either go distance along the prom or along a ftotpath that
used to be the old railway track. I would like to find longer tracks -
for either MUni or distance riding as I don't like riding on the road
but I'm not having much luck at the moment. There's also a car park
that I like that's very quiet where I practice stuff like riding in
circles on my 29er.

Cathy


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