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The Stinc
R.I.P.
THIS IS NOT ME!
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- Date Posted
- Mar 24, 2008 at 20:00Mar 24, 2008
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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NorCal, California, United States
244 Comments
- + 23
martin-kennedy
(Mar 25, 2008 at 4:52)
Woooo someone uploaded the "sickest trail ever" video
VOD for sure
VOD for sure - + 18
Haha. I don't know who put this up, but it is me and my homies vid, and trail. Me, Grant Stevens, Timmy Buckner, Gram Hunt, Danny B, And Troy Devault built that trail. We had to go to Federal Court for it. Then we had to tear it down. It was a sad day. Took us 3 years to build, and 6 months to tear down.
We have moved on to building mostly DJ's now.
- + 2
Because unlike canada, which supports mtb, hippies around here get laws past, and near everywhere is private property, or gov owned property.
Sierra club sucks! And the peds to as well. The peds need to stick to their nice walking trails and keep off our downhill trails. All it takes is one ped to complain and its all over.
this is one of my favourite VOD's on pinkbike
- + 1
i absolutley love this video - i found this on the net when i first started riding and it got me and my bros soo amped to build and ride, unfortunatley ive heard rumors that the place was torn down.
song is "Kick start my Heart" - Motley Crue
song is "Kick start my Heart" - Motley Crue
- + 0
everything is eventually town down once the rangers find it. Just how it is here rocking cali.
All we can do is get some shovels and go make more... which we all do around here
All we can do is get some shovels and go make more... which we all do around here
- + 4
i saw this on MTBR and some of the guys who worked on it were saying the trail got shut down after some hikers saw it and reported it to the BLM. the guys who made it had to tear it down. that must have been horrible tearing down such a sick trail...
, some of those booters were massive- + 27
mad props to the construction and upkeep crew of that trail boys... ladders are always a pretty sight to see
- - 96
This vid looks like its straight out of 1998. Hope thats an old vid otherwise you guys got some work to do. haha
- + 2
and you guys don't in canada?
All the trails around here are uberly secret because all the local counties won't have it. Pretty lame it has to be such a way.
All the trails around here are uberly secret because all the local counties won't have it. Pretty lame it has to be such a way.
- + 0
i live in salmon arm which is like in the middle of nowhere and its like an hour away from any halfass decent trail
- + 5
and thats how the infamous, legendary trails are born.
I stumble on "hidden trails" all the time. I don't mention them, I just go back, and enjoy. Continue to build, fix anything I mess up, and hopefully find someone else riding them (and not get into a fist fight or shot) and keep on chucking.
Some of the best trails in the world have been secret. From major movie productions, to local legendary rides.
its sad places around here like UCSC trails were blown up (why I don't mind mentioning them.. because it's too late to save em. Laws were just passed, and 400+$ tickets will occur).
All of it just reinforces the idea to keep as concealed as possible, don't make trails going in, make it so you have to talk through the woods etc for a good long ways before you hit the trail. Mark the trees with a non visable way if you can't remember where you put it etc. Like said, all it takes is a ped (hiker) to find it, and its done for.
Now go ride on. go make trails. And continue this tradition of die hard secretive hardcore riders
I stumble on "hidden trails" all the time. I don't mention them, I just go back, and enjoy. Continue to build, fix anything I mess up, and hopefully find someone else riding them (and not get into a fist fight or shot) and keep on chucking.
Some of the best trails in the world have been secret. From major movie productions, to local legendary rides.
its sad places around here like UCSC trails were blown up (why I don't mind mentioning them.. because it's too late to save em. Laws were just passed, and 400+$ tickets will occur).
All of it just reinforces the idea to keep as concealed as possible, don't make trails going in, make it so you have to talk through the woods etc for a good long ways before you hit the trail. Mark the trees with a non visable way if you can't remember where you put it etc. Like said, all it takes is a ped (hiker) to find it, and its done for.
Now go ride on. go make trails. And continue this tradition of die hard secretive hardcore riders
