yeah to some extent I can.

Haha yeah! But I sold both my dirt bikes sooo.. Sadness.

 

I believe so. This spot "Disney Land" Is somewhat like Calabazas.. Banked turns, really small bumps here and there (at max 6" tall bump). All depends on ride comfort and how well you know your bikes limit IMO.

Usually when my friends and I go, its usually a group of 5. and this is a really big diffrence in skills. We have one basically starting to bike mountains to Crazy fast downhill who doesnt see risks

Yes, I'd be down! Maybe we should setup a place that is almost halfway from north bay and South bay. I think a nice ride is starting from around Stanford, and go through shoreline then cross over to foothill express then back to stanford. Roughly a 30mile ride.

Awesome

Ah darn

 

Perks of working in the industry! Haha.

Yeah it is sad but it was more sad that they were sitting in my shed.

 

Out of curiosity, what company you work for?

Man, all this talking about bikes makes me want to get a mountain bike soon all that much more. But road it is for now.

I am down for any kinda road riding. If leisure it is, then that is what it is.

 

I work for Kali Protectives.
www.kaliprotectives.com

 

Just got premature done with my bike ride. 51 miles and 4000ft of climbing. Ended short. Broke a nipple on a spoke and pulled it through.

 

Sounds like a nice ride!

 

Some pretty nice stuff.

 

Thank you sir!

 

My faves:
Skeggs Point and Demo Forest..

 

If anyone comes out to belmont to bike let me know, I live right by water dog

 

How is skeggs point?

Always wanted to bike ride there as that parking lot gets full easy so i thought it would be a sweet trail. Never got to it though

 

so down! just rode my bike up at skyline the other day for the first time since my ACL MCL meniscus surgery. it was great! also sketchy and fun lol

 

skeggs point is really fun imo. that's where i went for the first time after my knee surgery. had a friend take me there since i had never gone on that trail before

 

Skeggs Point is awesome. Some gnarly runs. Manzanita is awesome but not for the faint of heart. I've retired to road biking now. I'd be down to ride up to Tilden. They have some decent single track runs off of Inspiration Point.