6 Mile Run Conditions

[jdog]

Yes

 

[jdog]

Tree blockade is no more. Thanks to Chris who stopped to help man the tamper . Humidity is set to full blast Certainly some wet spots out there still

 

[rick81721]

Tree blockade is no more. Thanks to Chris who stopped to help man the tamper . Humidity is sell to full blast Certainly some wet spots out there still

Awesome! That tree cost me a PR on the full loop last week (at least that's my excuse) 😀

 

[Ian F]

Does anyone go in there and trim back the PI? I'm allergic to the point that if I look at it I'll get it, not really a fan of itching and oozing out of my skin lol.

Unfortunately, that would be a full time job. 🙁

I used to see a guy who wore full tights, a long sleeve jersey and balaclava during all temps and conditions. I asked him once and he confirmed my suspicion he was highly allergic. Looked like a brutal outfit to wear, but I guess you get used to it and at least it's temporary discomfort compared to a PI rash.

 

[bobe kryant]

I wear UA tights and long sleeves heat gear. It's barely noticeable, but I ride in the mornings when temps range from 60-80 degrees.

 

[Kangdoy]

Down tree on red on the 'shortcut trail' after the boardwalk. The 'shortcut trail' (as I like to call it) is after the boardwalk (heading towards Middlebush Road) there's a split. The trail to the right is where the down tree is.

 

[bobe kryant]

Assuming it doesn't rain anymore, will blue be good to go early tomorrow morning or does it need a good day of sun to dry out?

 

[Chris Nordt]

I've ridden it after rain before and it's been fine so I don't think there will be any issues. I'm hitting it tomorrow at 8:30 with some friends anyways haha.

 

[clarkenstein]

Assuming it doesn't rain anymore, will blue be good to go early tomorrow morning or does it need a good day of sun to dry out?

Should be ok. Temps should be warm enough to take care of things.

 

[walter]

Conditions were rather stellar this morning.

 

[The Kalmyk]

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Down tree on red on the 'shortcut trail' after the boardwalk. The 'shortcut trail' (as I like to call it) is after the boardwalk (heading towards Middlebush Road) there's a split. The trail to the right is where the down tree is.

Too bad it's not a cedar otherwise I'd scoop it up. I want to make a fence for my garden.

 

[Patrick]

by the looks of that pic, the bike was shouldered into the trails, or conditions were absolutely perfect!
no mud, no 6MR dust. Wow.

 

[Kangdoy]

ny the looks of that pic, the bike was shouldered into the trails, or conditions were absolutely perfect!
no mud, no 6MR dust. Wow.

Maybe it's a hover bike!

 

[seanrunnette]

Took my nephew out for a few miles of "you can do this, pedalpedalpedal... no worries, happens to everyone" time. Hero conditions. Awesome rerouting on the trail (Red?) paralleling the twisties along the stream. Fantastic work @jdog. Much appreciated.

 

[Stillz]

ny the looks of that pic, the bike was shouldered into the trails, or conditions were absolutely perfect!
no mud, no 6MR dust. Wow.

Tires are squeaky clean too....

 

[walter]

I bunny hopped every single patch of questionable terrain

 

[walter]

Because you can bunny hop a 26er

 

[Juggernaut]

Conditions were rather stellar this morning.
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Must be throw-back photo day.....cuz dat's not a CX bike. 😉

 

[jdog]

I've ridden it after rain before and it's been fine so I don't think there will be any issues. I'm hitting it tomorrow at 8:30 with some friends anyways haha.

it is not fine. Riding after the rain has an impact. Trust me.

If everyone rode the day after a heavy rain these trails would be ruined. It is only fine because most people choose not to wreck the hard work of some for their own selfish reward.

 

[bobe kryant]

Correct to assume this place won't be rideable tomorrow morning with today's rainfest?