Was that heaven??????

No!!! I have played hockey at Rossland trail before! I loved that tractor. Thats sad. But brings back sweet memories.

I am a full time student, and when I get done with that I also go to work. So by the time I get back from my busy day, and then finish up all my homework, ope, Imagine that. It's dark and freezing up in the Pacific Northwest. Pinkbike is how I get my daily DH dosage. So hey, I'm glad you enjoy going out and DH and doing it as freely as you want. I think thats awesome, but don't profile the people on Pinkbike, because there is a large sum like me, who are out there working hard and just don't get as much time as they wish they could.

Mountain biking is a stay-cation in a sense, it releases stresses caused by the world and lets us be who we are while enjoying life. Legal trails are more fun because the guidelines meant to keep trails safer for little kids, are lifted so their can be larger and therefore, funner trails. But still, illegal trails are what's giving all of us, the responsible mountain bikers, a bad name. Government land managers think they're doing their job by shutting down our area's, when really they only need to be shutting down the illegal ones. If you have one coming to your local area, keep them away from the big features, you see fun, they see a potential injury. Also, for every bad thing they see, show them three good ones, even if they are small. The most positive thing I've seen about mountain biking is that we became aware as a community about what is happening before we got put on the defensive. What I mean by this is that we're being proactive by making sure our area's don't get shut down, before it's going to happen. Don't ride the smooth lines fast, Ride the smooth lines fast. Get out their and enjoy!