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no didnt see the signs, where are they? I guess its better than being shut down complety.

I dont know what to think any more. My first reaction was that it couldnt have been the council due to liabilities but then reports have said otherwise. I dont ride that stuff much either except for the crank it run. BTW the drain pipe at the start of the xc track was getting a work out and...

not sure what its called heading down its to the right of the road gap

the before shot http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=177977511615&set=a.173979901615.122055.647531615&type=3&theater

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150380512161616&l=0b1ec42f16 do u recognise this?

yeh mate the jumps are ok road gap is still there ski jump has totally disapeared

snakes and ladders http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150380506111616&l=390a88d3cb

ladder run at the bottom of crank it to the right http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150380490341616&set=a.10150380464206616.347798.647531615&type=3&theater

No backburn as yet http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150380466556616&l=f59bf397b1

....... :pirate:

I mainly do xc but still ride road gap,cannonball,crank it left / right on a regular basis. The right hand crank it run was a favourite with the ladder roll down behind the large rock (which wasnt cut up but moved lower so that youd have a nasty surprise) and then the ladder step down into the...

saw Newts out there today and yes the place is trashed. just went for a 25 k ride in kentlyn and its not a pretty sight. Basicly anything made out of a pallet has been cut into pieces. Crank it to the left is safe to ride but forget the right hand run. Snakes and ladders ladder work is...

"its alive"...i thought this thread was dead and burried. I try to get out there 3 times a week at the moment, so if anyones keen for company on an xc ride let me know. I know Newts is keen to get onto the hardtail.

I was struck at by a real big black about 4 weeks ago on the original trail along the creek.

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/03/25/chain_reaction_fraud_follow_up/