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@rideonjon: good eye!

@davereid: Yeah Dave I know your a solo builder! I'm no longer in squamish but keep up your good work!

@ntd14: no man just get one they are rad. Cracked my Kona 2x never braoke my banshee frame and hit way bigger features with it.

Yeah this statement isn't true all the time. I helped Bob B scout a line (with Peter S) for DIY at tokul which was the epitome of a builder only built trail (Bob was the only person that put a shovel to dirt, to my knowledge). I built Raniner at tokul by myself except for ~6 person/days from other close friends I bossed around on 2 occasions. As a builder I like building my own trail without input from other folks. It's nice to build something totally from scratch on your own, but it's good to have the help from other folk (e.g. big log feature in this video from Harrison). Quite a few trail builders (to be unnamed) lack social/trail crew organizational skills and build on their own accord to explore their own creative output, at least that's why I enjoy building alone. PS who built physical therapy, and did they do it alone? I'd like to buy them a beer.

Jay Gore knows whats up. Loved building with him when I was with evergreen. Patient, focused, determined, and brings the goods (beer and smoked meat!).

Can validate. EB 4 president.

Cody Olsen is a good man.

@dthomp325: Really? Seems light.

36t is big? What do downhill folks usually ride on? I have a trail downduro downcountry (i.e. process 111) and I rock a 34t with 11-46 sunrace cassette and it's near perfect. Some punchy tech climbs I still can't make though.

Probably should be meters. Interesting they aren't the same number if it's a loop...