The How Long It Takes Tracks To Dry Thread

[ozmanick]

This thread is for people that want to know how long it takes for their certain tracks to dry so they know when to go for a ride. So post up how long it takes for a track to dry i'll try to add it to my post. I'll go first

Lysterfield : It takes around two days to become more or less dry(with 30+ degree weather). It takes about 3 days to dry up with cloudy weather.

 

[Lard]

This thread is for people that want to know how long it takes for their certain tracks to dry so they know when to go for a ride. So post up how long it takes for a track to dry i'll try to add it to my post. I'll go first

Lysterfield : It takes around two days to become more or less dry(with 30+ degree weather). It takes about 3 weeks to dry up with cloudy weather.

Fixed it for you.

 

[ozmanick]

why thank you very much Mr Lard

 

[ToranaJudd]

start rant\

For F*cks Sake.


Is this even needed?

Go water the ground in your yard and wait until its dry, taking a mean average of the temperature every 8 seconds... (remember to acount for varying wind chill factors etc)

Or....

Get out there and ride your friggin bike and don;t make useless bullshit waste of time posts!

/end rant

 

[ozmanick]

well, maybe people hate getting muddy? maybe they like to ride in the dry? maybe they want the best possible riding conditions so they can have the most fun on their ride.

 

[ToranaJudd]

Maybe you should sell your bike, buy a scooter and hang out at the local skatepark!

 

[ozmanick]

well maybe i used to own a scooter and mountain bike at the same time?

 

[RYDA]

I heard chess is a cool sport hansel!

Bloody hell, bikes were meant to be dirty, if you can't take any fun in knowing your wheels are a bees dick from sliding out of under you then you should take up the above sport.

 

[S.]

Too many sandy vaginas in this thread - locked. No need for the animosity guys.