Or cry.. For you oldtimers you might notice alot of areas that are long gone..
for others a look into the future as ares like Reiter fall threw our hands..
I was smiling ear to ear after seeing my Father in the tape..
Carried over from snowest..
http://www.komonews.com/news/4055934...?video=YHI&t=a

Or laugh...:lol: Pretty cool to see how we have progessed :ride:

What areas were on that video that have been shutdown?

Is that all the elusive singletrack that everyone says they rode back in the day? :busted:

The Shocker said:

Bullfrog flats, cle elm coal piles ,old #9.. that used to be arguably the best riding in the state.. Puyallup scrambles track, jolly rogers.. do you want more??

that is what riding is all about.:thumbsup::banana:

great video!!!

it does not matter what type of riding/bike you have it's about going out and having fun doing it. It was nice to see Skagit m/c flag and the ols Seattle m/c jacket :worthy:

VERY COOL.

Thanks

"2 wheels and a PLACE to ride, makes a happy day, and a happy ME"

Thanks for that! :thumbsup:

Off to the clinic for results...<fingers crossed>

Slackkinhard said:

Serious soil sample taken?

trailwhale said:

Many, many years ago. Back in 1991, living in SanDiego, I was at a practice track with no one around. A pickup truck with illegals in it drove out onto the track, going the wrong way. I came flying over a big tabletop with a long downhill landing ramp and hit him head on. Front brake lever impaled my gut and tore up my intestines. Long story short, the illegals bailed, and left me there. Somehow, I found it in myself to get to a hospital to get patched up. 18yrs later, I'm having complications. Gotta shitbag attached to my leg while infections clear, then I get to see what the rest of my life will be about. My results today were somewhat good though. Gotta wait another week or so to check again.

Fun stuff.

:ride: safe!

Cle Elum was a blast. Is the opening scene Reiter?

Love the old footage.

Slackkinhard said:

I'm amazed you survived that. Riding in 1971 was the same in Northern CA. Not much of it left now.