I rode wainui single track at lunchtime.
The trail pixies have been very busy.

Interestingly, Bee Line seemed easier on the munter bike than the Reign. (actually the whole thing was easier on the munter bike)

Grumpyoldman wrote: I rode wainui single track at lunchtime.
The trail pixies have been very busy.

Interestingly, Bee Line seemed easier on the munter bike than the Reign. (actually the whole thing was easier on the munter bike)

munter bike??

pushbikerider wrote:

Grumpyoldman wrote: I rode wainui single track at lunchtime.
The trail pixies have been very busy.

Interestingly, Bee Line seemed easier on the munter bike than the Reign. (actually the whole thing was easier on the munter bike)

munter bike??

This one

Grumpyoldman wrote:

pushbikerider wrote:

Grumpyoldman wrote: I rode wainui single track at lunchtime.
The trail pixies have been very busy.

Interestingly, Bee Line seemed easier on the munter bike than the Reign. (actually the whole thing was easier on the munter bike)

munter bike??

This one

there is something wrong when it all feels easier on such a quality cycle as that, considering that your Reign is a nice bike

Not really, the trails are quite tight so the Reign feels like a bus, wider turning circle slacker angles and stuff.

Planing on going out to castlerock again tomorrow. Hopefully it wont rain.

Good to hear people are straight back into the Wainui trails - reclaim the trails!

Hucked some curbs First time back on my own bike in 3 weeks

I sifted around on the N-Zone , did a few skids kerb hucks and attempted some baby manual action (still really struggling with my manuals )

Rode some Oropi. Bailed lots. Stupid pedals too slippery...always the equipments fault aye. Oh and tyres to slippery too :P Good times. Did a one hander and then regripped with hand round front breaks.....woops. Stilll alive so its ok you can stop worrying. Night night.

Oli wrote: Good to hear people are straight back into the Wainui trails - reclaim the trails!

The fire breaks were still closed, security guards and everything, One News was up there asking stupid questions, like were we worried about riding up there.

I rode the trails that Tryfan, Hickiie and Co have been building.

Today s_t_u_a_r_t and I rode Makara Peak. We rode up Varley's track, down Vertigo and then back up to the peak along the 4wd track. then it was down Ridgeline, a small piece of SWIGG and onto Magic Carpet to the skills area. We messed around there for awhile and then went down Livewires. After a lunch break we battled it up to the top of Wrights hill then and down Deliverance. All and all it was a very good days riding

Ashley Forest.

pushbikerider wrote: I sifted around on the N-Zone , did a few skids kerb hucks and attempted some baby manual action (still really struggling with my manuals )

dont worry dean youll get them one day
good place to learn is the plaza car park at night with its uber flat surface

was out on a random sift and found some ghetto ramp and wood.