DirtSurfer

Selfish humans don't change their ways without consequences, and we don't really have any consequences to dish out. What if we took a picture of everyone riding the trails that shouldn't be? Explain to them how they are damaging the trails, and we are taking their picture as proof they were told not to do it, and expect to never see them on a wet trail again. We could have a seperate thread called "caught riding dirty" and put their pictures in there. If nothing else, they would know that they were busted with proof and maybe not do it anymore?

That's a great technique, you even come across as the nice guy and get them to leash up. Is it really 500 fine per dog? Thats pretty steep!

I'm asking around, but no reply yet. Let's see if I can track these guys down 🤷‍♂️

I appreciate that! All these bruises must be paying off 🤣

Thanks! Notice the protective gear, and if you could zoom in, you would see it's well used! I think the sticker on my fender sums up the attitude required for trail riding whether on a MTB or a OW 🤣

It's been quiet over here, so I thought a little stoke video to get the weekend started was in order! I helped my buddy Alex film some good friends out at Walnut creek. I was the lead camera and he was the chase camera. Let me know what yall think! I'm always down to ride, so if anyone is onewheel-curious , just hit me up, I'd be glad to meet up with you and bring an extra board for you to ride. We can start on flat ground first 😁

Did I get to meet you too? I'm asking everyone from now on who they are in the virtual world! I appreciate your comment! We share the same stoke as you guys, and feel like we need to try harder than anyone to leave a good impression. Many bikers are resistant to the idea of sharing the trails with us, and we are going to keep on giving them reasons to put that resistance aside. There is no better way in my mind to do that, than good ole fashioned hard work. As time goes on, I hope the bike community becomes more aware of our efforts, thanks for recognizing it!

Just so I understand, you have all the video footage already, but want to have it cut up and edited into a shorter video to highlight the trail?

Did we meet and I didn't know it? I should have asked everyone what their screen names were! I couldn't believe we had 7 OW riders show up. That's pretty much everyone I ride with, and only 2 of us had ever even ridden Peddlers before. The last rainout just gave us more time to gather some more troops. 6 guys shoveling dirt, and 1 girl lopping and clearing. The rain didn't help at all. I was hoping we could have smoothed out that berm real nice. I'll pay it a visit this week and see if I can give it some love.

Walnut Creek has its Fighting Knights in Rubber Armor group, so Mariachi for Brushy Creek sounds good to me! It's good entertainment while charging 😁

The Austin Float Crew will be there! We have at least 4, maybe 5 Onewheel riders recruited so far. See yall Saturday!

Self control seems to be the biggest ruler for who breaks themself...its hard to not want to go faster...I broke a collarbone last year racing in North Carolina. The search for top speed always ends in a nosedive! you will be among snoopy friends though...check out my friends tattoo

Yep, you got it. They are not stock, a OW comes with Vega, but these are Kart tires by Hoosier, Hoosier and Burris are now actually making onewheel specific tires, but the one in the pic is a Hoosier slick kart tire for dirt.

I'm meeting a friend today at Peddlers Pass for a ride at 415 if anyone wants to join. I'll bring an extra board to try for anybody or anywookie who is interested in trying it out

I'm trying to get some funds together for some Tshirts, but this weekend I'll ask everyone to wear some other onewheel tshirt if they have one. If the organizer of this meetup agrees, we would be happy to bring our OWs along as tools. We can shuttle dirt buckets, haul wheelbarrows, and our tires do a good job to flatten and pack fresh trail. I don't want to be a distraction from the work effort, but I can't tell you how many times it comes in handy.