Originally Posted by AWDfreak

I want a full-suspension too, but they're so pricey that I can't quite afford one, which is why I'm stuck with my POS hardtail (trust me, it started out as a POS, Acera componentry)

So I'm stuck with my hardtail for now. At least I have Shimano Deore components now. Good enough for anything I throw at it.


As for trail preference, dat singletrack. There's some casual, scenic beachside singletrack around the coastline where California State Route 92 and California State Route 1 meet up.

Originally Posted by theoutbackdream

One of my favorite single tracks is at Fremont older.. My friends and I call it disney land because its a bit of everything. Easy to technical, long to sharp turns and the track it self goes on for about 0.5 miles into the base of the valley.

Originally Posted by DSav408

Once this killer heat passes, let's hit it up.

Originally Posted by theoutbackdream

definitely. It's so much better during the winter time when theres a bit of a mist.

Originally Posted by DSav408

Well depending on the snowfall this year, I will either be riding a lot of MTB or not touching it for a very long time.

Originally Posted by mlb414

I'm always interested in mountain biking. Let me know when you plan to ride!
QuickSilver
Kennedy
Santa Teresa
Saratoga Gap
Alum Rock
And the list goes on...........

Originally Posted by DSav408

Shoot me a PM, I can help you try and get a bike.

I want to learn about new trails, my riding buddy is in San Diego for summer

Originally Posted by theoutbackdream

One of my favorite single tracks is at Fremont older.. My friends and I call it disney land because its a bit of everything. Easy to technical, long to sharp turns and the track it self goes on for about 0.5 miles into the base of the valley.

Originally Posted by AWDfreak

I wish... practically broke, but I would most certainly appreciate any way I can cheaply fix my bike's issues (rear derailleur is starting to get out of tune, and front derailleur on a totally-frayed cable).

Fremont Older is the kind of place to go to for some quick singletrack riding IMO.

Originally Posted by AWDfreak

I wish... practically broke, but I would most certainly appreciate any way I can cheaply fix my bike's issues (rear derailleur is starting to get out of tune, and front derailleur on a totally-frayed cable).

Originally Posted by AWDfreak

This is the scenic, easygoing singletrack I was talking about. Great fun, just follow the singletrack on the cliff's edge

Redondo Beach Trail Bay Area Trail Reviews

Originally Posted by DSav408

Pm me. Haha. I'm in the bike industry.

@outbackdream:
Trial and error my friend! The way I learned was riding dirt bikes(track/trails) for 9 years. It doesn't come to everyone!

Originally Posted by theoutbackdream

One of my favorite single tracks is at Fremont older.. My friends and I call it disney land because its a bit of everything. Easy to technical, long to sharp turns and the track it self goes on for about 0.5 miles into the base of the valley.