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Trail Description:
These trails have everthing, logs, rocks, mud, trees, etc... Good for practice or just getting away.
How to get there:
92nd ST NE Redmond off 166
| Posted by: Mindy on 9/28/2012 |
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| Posted by: kelley motha fruckin cox on 7/10/2007 |
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im sorry i just cant NOT say anything. well maybe i wont. pacific.. jones soda.. muahahaha, 'nuff said?
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| Posted by: haro freerider on 5/11/2003 |
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this trail sucks big time. im sponsered by jones soda and pacific bike and have never been on a beeter trail
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| Posted by: paul on 9/15/2001 |
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at the time of my ride, the trails were over grown with vegetation,or were no challange to me (part time rider)only on good hill,10 seconds of fun.
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| Posted by: Rastaj on 7/23/2001 |
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Don't waste the trip unless you live there. Lots of fun stuff, and there is also a jump park for those who like 6ft doubles. The area has a lot of potential for added stunts, teeters, etc.. Needs a crew of dedicated locals. I have had a blast here.
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| Posted by: Friggin’ fast biker on 5/3/2001 |
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The trails are short and are either straight down or straight down the side of a plateau - and most end up in apartment complex parking lots. I wouldn't bother unless you live in the neighborhood.
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