I went down the single track side - a narrow 3 mile drop that starts out with step turns and medium rock piles that you can either avoid or jump. The track quickly changes as you descend done the face of the mountain. Trees become more of an obstacle and the turns are sharper filled with deep crevasse. I like using them, leaning into the turn to keep as much velocity as possible.
In one of the pictures it shows that I almost hit 30 mph. This may not seem fast and I have gone a bit faster, but on this track its mind blowing. Literally it is so bumpy and shaky at this velocity that your eyes become blurred, the forearms burn as you hang on avoiding trees and ruts. Steering is a fight!
Front brakes and 2.5' tires fat as you can get these days.
some dude that jumped a rock pile
My custom bike
This seat is a hard ass - lol it hurts!
My instrument cluster.
Another look at the lower part of the hill - not single track though.
I wish I could take BB and DNR up some of my trails. Some day hey?
