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So should 5-10 shoes!

I cannot stand bikes with rainbow-shaped top tubes. The bike seems great, but the darned arched top tube instantly makes it a dud for me.

@PHeller: Sipapu has no lift served mountain biking. Purgatory lift-served mountain biking has one very short, uneventful "DH trail" and the rest of their trails are merely xc type trails that include climbs that are lift-served. The same company that manages Sipapu and Purgatory ski areas now manages Pajarito ski area, in Los Alamos, NM (which is the best steep, knarly, freeride-featured DH area I've ridden except for Whistler) all rider/enthusiast built, by the way (Search for videos, it's amazing - lots of elevated & wooden features, big drops, sick rock gardens, above average steeps and sick natural features). Sipapu is currently considering starting a bike park, though. Pajarito will be adding some machine-built intermediate trails for the first time, which should make it more accommodating to intermediate and beginner riders. Purgatory has "lift-served" mountain biking, but it's definitely not a bike park or DH venue. It's more of a family novelty for tourists. I'm hoping Sipapu gets a bike park, as the terrain there is incredible. It would be great to have Sipapu, Angel Fire and Pajarito all in my area! I bet Snowbowl could be a fantastic bike park as well! I love Flagstaff.