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Mountain Biking Section
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WARNING: Mountain Biking is Potentially Dangerous!
This site is NOT intended as instruction on how to ride. If you have any question in your abilities, please refrain from attempting these areas. Only you can judge your abilities, and equipment. When you ride you do so at YOUR OWN RISK!

Shop Updates: 10/2/2012
Both stores will be closed 11/1 thru 11/4 as we will be at Iceman again.
Stop by our booth Friday and say hi.


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This section was created as a way to reach as many mountain bikers as possible for a few reasons. First to serve as an informal guide to some of the best mountain bike trails and events for all levels. We also wanted to educate new cyclist about trail etiquette, pertinent trial information, proper equipment, and helpful riding tips. Our hope is that you will use this site as a forum for sharing your knowledge or experiences. This area is completely dedicated to mountain biking, with information such as trail maps and descriptions, Emergency Bike Repair (EBR), and more. The trail guides will provide directions, a brief description, and photographs of the trails. We are constantly updating the current information, and trying to add more trails to the list. Trails-edge.com firmly believes in supporting local bike organizations and their cause, so we welcome the opportunity to post any upcoming events. We hope this site will help you in having a good ride and continue to promote good cycling. To view one of the trails listed below just click the text and view.


Davis Brockenshire of team trails-edge.com showing us how to ride the rock gardens at Maybury State Park. Photos by Tom Lining

Plea for Responsibility
With the growing number of new Mountain bikers, trail erosion has become very evident at several popular trails (Pontiac Lake, and Poto). The weekend traffic has grown heavier and less concerned, This has taken its toll. Trails that were handling challenges, have become speedways for the out of control masses. Even Highland, which is only a few years old is showing signs of misuse, I could barely ride A and B loops in 1996, now they are easily traversed. The many chapters of MMBA do a fantastic job on maintenance and access, but as riders we should share the burden and ride sensibly. Stay in control, ride on the beaten path (don't create hort cuts), and try not to destroy any vegetation.

trail etiquette. 

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