• Help Support Hardline Crawlers :

Mountain Biking Thread

I heard there are a few little drops in the st. edwards park. and a few little bumps in the big finn, and i mean little, lol.
 
A couple years ago the wife and I stayed at Whistler over a weekend for our anniversary (Aug) when she was at the day spa I rented a guide and a bike, he took me all over that mountain we had a blast and then I came home and haven't touch a bike since...

The gondola ride up was the key selling point and if it doesn't have an engine it just isn't any fun:stirpot:
 
boxboy said:
A couple years ago the wife and I stayed at Whistler over a weekend for our anniversary (Aug) when she was at the day spa I rented a guide and a bike, he took me all over that mountain we had a blast and then I came home and haven't touch a bike since...

The gondola ride up was the key selling point and if it doesn't have an engine it just isn't any fun:stirpot:
Click to expand...

For all the years I've been doing this, I still haven't gotten my a$$ up to Whistler!! Just seem to find better things to spend money on, I guess....
You know how much I love the motorized two-wheel experience, but DH is deh bomb!! more trail space for me, then! :redneck:
 
Motodestroyer69 said:
For all the years I've been doing this, I still haven't gotten my a$$ up to Whistler!! Just seem to find better things to spend money on, I guess....
You know how much I love the motorized two-wheel experience, but DH is deh bomb!! more trail space for me, then! :redneck:
Click to expand...

Just to show my age...I remember riding downhill at Whistler before they had downhill bikes and events :redneck:

At the time you actually had to pay not only for the ride to the top put for a guided tour by one of their employees :rolleyes:
 
Nuzzy said:
Does the Summit at Snoqualmie still open during the summer for downhilling with the chair lifts?
Click to expand...


:thud:

Not any more, thanks to the dirt-bag mtr community that refused to pay the lift ticket fees (cheaper that going to Whistler, dumb-dumbs!!). Snoqualmie was willing to just break even, but they lost too much $$ and shut it down.
Yeah, mountain-biker rebels, you really showed them!! :awesomework:
Geniuses! :rolleyes:




(yes, I'm still sore about it, and it's been closed for years!)
 
Jobless said:
Just to show my age...I remember riding downhill at Whistler before they had downhill bikes and events :redneck:

At the time you actually had to pay not only for the ride to the top put for a guided tour by one of their employees :rolleyes:
Click to expand...

At least they gave you a ride up....... old man :fawkdancesmiley:
 
Boonie Buster said:
Steven's pass might have one next year...:stirpot: :corn: :corn: :corn: It is in the works anyways...
Click to expand...

It's BEEN in the works for years.....:rolleyes: :mad: :mad:

But, it does sound like it's actually happening now. Sounds like it'll be open to Competition in '09, and "the rest of us" in '10 :looser:
 
HEY!! Any good riding lately?? I think I'm gonna fit it in this week, while the weather is sorta cooperating. I haven't been to Tiger allll summmmer!! It's not my favorite ride, but one you just gotta make yourself do once a year! :haha:
 
Motodestroyer69 said:
Dude!! You gonna go kill it?! :;
:D :D
Click to expand...

I might ...if'n I had a 2 wheeler, I lost interest and lost interest. Although I watched a few "free riden" videos I had from the good ol days and had a little bit of a spark that you may call interest.:redneck:
 
Motodestroyer69 said:
Dude!! You gonna go kill it?! :;
Just teasin', seriously though, I know several folks involved, they're pretty stoked.....I suppose I oughta check it out.... Cool concept (unless you're "extreme".... :rolleyes: )
:D :D
Click to expand...

I was planning on taking the GF over there to get her a little more used to terrain and such. It is definitly a good spot for learning and the "phase 2" part is for the big boys....
 
Boonie Buster said:
I was planning on taking the GF over there to get her a little more used to terrain and such. It is definitly a good spot for learning and the "phase 2" part is for the big boys....
Click to expand...

Yeah, that's my understanding of it, too, it's a good "starter" area....still, I might have to bring the DH down there for a little spin.... I'm genuinely interested to see what's there. I could always use some skill building!! :awesomework:
 

Latest posts

Random media

FB_IMG_1470088474506.jpg
DSCN1936 (Small).JPG
20160326_193945.jpg
IMG_2099.jpg
20200107_174626.jpg
IMG_2376.jpg
hog.jpg
0346CD1F-9C02-4CC7-B71D-F9D2CE89EAEC.jpeg
GetAttachment.aspxjj.jpg
Back
Top