going to mamoth bar this sunday any one been there. first time going there just wanted to know what its like
thanks
mamoth bar question
Started by 2000cr250, Dec 10 2005 11:35 AM
10 replies to this topic
Posted 10 December 2005 - 11:35 AM
going to mamoth bar this sunday any one been there. first time going there just wanted to know what its like
thanks
Posted 10 December 2005 - 12:25 PM
its awesome i loved it :applause:
My first time there was last sunday. Get a map from the ranger thats what i did and took a picture of it i linked it at the bottom, also i took some pictures of the place...
track was my favo!
My first time there was last sunday. Get a map from the ranger thats what i did and took a picture of it i linked it at the bottom, also i took some pictures of the place...
track was my favo!
Posted 10 December 2005 - 01:47 PM
what kind of riding are you interested in?
mammoth bar is small compared to some of the riding areas nearby.I think there are a few TT groups going to areas nearby tomorrow like georgetown and foresthill.
mammoth bar is small compared to some of the riding areas nearby.I think there are a few TT groups going to areas nearby tomorrow like georgetown and foresthill.
Posted 10 December 2005 - 02:02 PM
ya i have heard about them i have a trip planed to GT over x-mas brake i dont go this far often to ride becuase iam only 17 and live in livermore and its like a 3hr drive pulling my tralir and gas kills me!!
im use to riding carnige and holister all the time (sence i have been 4) so iam use to any kind of tarrain i have been wanting to go to clear creek witch ill prolly do over x-mas brake 2 but iam waiting for some rain
im use to riding carnige and holister all the time (sence i have been 4) so iam use to any kind of tarrain i have been wanting to go to clear creek witch ill prolly do over x-mas brake 2 but iam waiting for some rain
Posted 10 December 2005 - 08:39 PM
:bonk: Mammoth Bar is kinda small. 3 hours to ride the entire park.
A 3 hour drive would require Foresthill as a destination. It's only 20 minutes farther on the same road. :thumbsup:
A 3 hour drive would require Foresthill as a destination. It's only 20 minutes farther on the same road. :thumbsup:
Posted 11 December 2005 - 06:06 AM
MB for the first time is a fun new experience, but dont expect huge
Posted 11 December 2005 - 08:10 AM
stay in your car and drop down the canyon and meet us at georgetown.
Posted 11 December 2005 - 08:38 PM
some how my reply got cut off but i went there today that place sucks did all the trails in one ride didnt take long at all and they are rocky as hell(i thought my home town park carnige was rocky) track is prolly the only kool part was kinda weird tho no jumps any ways would not recommed that place unless u are learning to ride other wise go to GT. only reason we did not go there us becuase my buddy gose there all the time and told me if i did not kno were i was goin i would get lost lol
anyways we are going to stonyford the 26-27 should be kool never been there i was woundering what you guys think of that place let me kno!!
anyways we are going to stonyford the 26-27 should be kool never been there i was woundering what you guys think of that place let me kno!!
Posted 12 December 2005 - 12:00 PM
BTW, MB is a decent place for beginners/intermediate riders to learn how to corner.... especially if you like left-handers :p
Haven't been there in ages. GT and FH are MUCH better trail riding. Watch out for darn Quads on certain trails. They'll often take up the whole trail. Supposedly the trails are marked 'quad' or 'bike only' but I wouldn't count on quads paying attention.
Haven't been there in ages. GT and FH are MUCH better trail riding. Watch out for darn Quads on certain trails. They'll often take up the whole trail. Supposedly the trails are marked 'quad' or 'bike only' but I wouldn't count on quads paying attention.
Posted 12 December 2005 - 02:07 PM
2000cr250 said:
that place sucks did all the trails in one ride didnt take long at all and they are rocky as hell(i thought my home town park carnige was rocky) track is prolly the only kool part was kinda weird tho no jumps any ways would not recommed that place unless u are learning to ride other wise go to GT.
There are no rocks at Georgetown. You'll just love it. I'm sure you'll be able to do all of the trails in an hour and twenty minutes though as long as your bike can go 180 MPH. It takes me much longer, because I don't know how to ride very well.
