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(Nov 24, 2009 at 22:23)
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It is 30,000 square feet; the new rythm section by the loop is sweet
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We have another meeting with the Forest Service on December 9th; they are trying to work with us to come up with some acceptable build guidelines.
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Late January is the projected opening!
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An indoor bike park in Bend, Oregon www.gravitylabsbikepark.com
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Awww Damn; I'll be riding up at Duthie Hill for the holiday, should be interesting, never been there and all I have is my DJ bike.
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You have Ray's, in Cleveland; Yeah, its not in NJ, but you have an indoor park to go to.
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there will be something for everyone!
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Hell yeah! Plus we have 4 huge ventilation fans on the roof, that can replace all the air in the building in less than 10 minutes. If we turn all of them on with the roll up doors closed; it would collapse and suck in the doors
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I'm not sure if its big enough? JOKING!
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They aren't hard to find. In fact, besides the lair, there are 2 other jump spots, and they are all within a mile of each other. If you come through in late summer, there is a chance everything will be to dry and dusty to ride.
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thanx dude, we've been busting our asses to make that place fun to ride!
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This area has super sandy soil; but we lucked out and found some clay in the pit we've been digging dirt from. Hope it lasts longer than the usual moon dust we have.
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I don't know the scientific name. We call em bark beattles. They burrow into pine trees and lay eggs, the eggs turn into baby beattles and they kill the tree from the inside out. These little guys can sense if a tree has allready been infected, and they will move on to the next fresh tree. They have literally wiped out whole forests.
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those beetles are killing our trees; ya should have smashed that little bugger
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is there a billed version for MTBing???
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Yo, get ahold of Ryler for a big COGL sticker.
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it was definately a bright bike, but the pic makes it look way brighter than it was
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My Bad dude, Why does it say DMR Transition, it doesn't have any DMR parts on it.
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it was in redmond; there are only pieces of it left now
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you should have brought the bikes! we happen to have a couple trails in the bend area
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Who the f*ck is this FreerideChase douche bag; I mean seriously!!!!! do you have to F-ING critique everything to the nineth degree???? How about instead of "CRITIQUING" other persons photos, You go out and RIDE!!!!! your bike or take some pics. From the comments and impressions you made here, I would surely kick you square in the tool bag if I had the chance. You come off as being an "egotesticle" know it all!!!! Thats my 2 cents
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Hire me to build for ya; if its private property, you could do so much! And I think ya need at least a half dozen bob-kittys.
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dude, send me a full res of this one, with a CO watermark.
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Damn... those ramps look exactly like the ones I built; and then they were taken from my spot...Did you take my ramps? Not saying it was you, but those ramps look way to familiar to me?
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Contact Fall-line sports in Silverton Oregon 503-873-0977, for directions. The riding structures are not in a state park, but are quite close to a couple of them.
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That just shows how industrial this feature is; because those marks came from a big dude, on a big bike. Whats even more amazing, is he rode away clean and repeated the process again. Way to go James!
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who ever has the money, and steps up first to buy it; will get the bike.
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Its too bad I'll have to break that unappreciative rednecks banjo, and stuff it in his corn hole!!!
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Its out in the woods quite a ways; ya gotta ride or hike for awhile to get out there. But yer right; you can't stop stupid.
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