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Andrew Shandro and Trek Bikes visit Copper Harbor, Michigan
Andrew Shandro and Trek Bikes visit Copper Harbor, Michigan
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- Date Posted
- Jun 22, 2012 at 2:12Jun 22, 2012
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Copper Harbor, Michigan, United States
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amosmo
(Jun 23, 2012 at 13:14)
a larock video = a future VOD!! 
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those trails look so pristine! sure, we can ride year round, here in southern california. but after hundreds of riders hit our trails over and over, day after day, they're chopped up and beat to death. it would be pure nectar riding those smooth, bermed trails with nice, trannied jumps. and thanks trek, for sponsoring a sweet vid without burying us in marketing hype. i, for one, really appreciate that.
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The Keewenaw Adventure Company runs shuttles to the top of these trails every weekend from 12 to 5, in the summer they do select Tuesday/Thursday nights. Three trails accessed from the top of the Brockway are Whoopity Woo, Flying Squirrel(the jump trail you saw in the video) and The Flow(the trail IMBA was there opening). There are also a number of good trails from the Mountain Lodge. You just tell the KAC driver where you want to go and they drive you to the top.
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Just curious, but does Copper harbour have something more DH oriented? because pedaling a DH bike too much takes a chunk of fun out of the ride.
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They have a DH trail and some other good trails you can hit such as Flow,The Edge and the Red Trail. They do run shuttle runs at the Keewenaw Bike Shop right downtown. It's only certain days of the week and times of the day so you would want to check with them. Off hand I can't remember. Most of the trails are two ways not one way so you can run into people riding up. Overall though a All-Mountain or Light Freeride rig is all you need. You need to also check out Marquette's Benson Grade.