Yikes... f*ck driving 3 hours every weekend. Im only an hour away from TMBP.
Whats going on with Plattekill?
Plattekill only open a total of 5 tentative weekends.
I don't mind driving. I do 5 hour trips for snowboarding in Vermont from NYC. 3 hours is nothing. I've also done a 10 hour drive to Mount Saint-Anne for some DH shredding. It's all worth it!
Thunder locals (or regulars) -- I'm moving back home to western MA for short bit and just received my YT Jeffsy 27 the other week....I'm sorta new to DH but consider myself a solid rider.
I'm assuming my jeffsy is enough bike for Thunder? Its 150/150mm front/back. Dropper. Maxxis high roller 2s front and back.
Thunder locals (or regulars) -- I'm moving back home to western MA for short bit and just received my YT Jeffsy 27 the other week....I'm sorta new to DH but consider myself a solid rider.
I'm assuming my jeffsy is enough bike for Thunder? Its 150/150mm front/back. Dropper. Maxxis high roller 2s front and back.
Thunder locals (or regulars) -- I'm moving back home to western MA for short bit and just received my YT Jeffsy 27 the other week....I'm sorta new to DH but consider myself a solid rider.
I'm assuming my jeffsy is enough bike for Thunder? Its 150/150mm front/back. Dropper. Maxxis high roller 2s front and back.
That'll be fine for the occasional lift serviced day at T-Mountain, lots of people make it happen on enduro bikes. If you really get into it, though borrow or rent a real DH rig for a day and you'll see why it's worth it to have a dedicated gravity sled.
I went on Friday, some trails weren't open (Hawlywood and trillium that I remember). Trails were amazing, super fast and tacky. Awesome day of 10-5pm riding.
I've been riding Thunder, Killington and Windham on my 27.5 trek remedy. Very rarely do I wish I had more bike (more aggressive geo and that's about it).