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    Bentonville AirBnBs

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    2 hours ago, CBaron said:

    Do you have a link?  I've ridden my bike through what looked like a camping area in Color Preserve.  It looked pretty nice, but not terribly private.  It was not too far from a parking lot and I'd think you may get a decent amount of MTB traffic around you.  I guess depends on what you are looking for.

    -CJB

    https://www.peelcompton.org/coler-mountain-bike-preserve/

    Thats it , You saw it when you were there. They just opened after I left up there . Close to town good location, cheap for a quick get away. 

    Icy Trees

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    6 minutes ago, GFisher said:

    Just saw and heard a big branch go down on my neighbor's house. I think things are going to be pretty bad. Move cars, be prepared for power outages, etc. The trails will of course need some work once this crap passes too. ☹️

    Any damage? My kid went to a neighbor because the oak was bending down on top of his truck. Kid is nicer than me because I dont like the guy 

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    Hole on lower SN

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    20 minutes ago, June Bug said:

    I'll contact Cullen Mc to see if Suburban Ninja has a trail steward.  I think Ridge Riders may have some traffic cones in storage; the base of one could fit in the hole, with enough cone sticking up to be a good warning.   Also need to poke around in there to see how big the cavity is underneath.  If we get enough rain with this weather event, it could collapse even more. 

    On Google maps Anderson Bluff Drive looks like the closest trail access.  

     

    Id contact AJ actually since its kind of his domain there

    Oh and Anderson Bluff is behind gates so not an option 

    Made in the USA?

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    1 hour ago, AntonioGG said:

     Now as my kids are both teenagers it seems the battery usage is slowing down so the box is taking longer to fill.

     

    With an XBox in full use we go through a huge amount .. He recycles and has to pay for them all himself 

    Brushy Creek

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    Just got back from my ride and got to ride bob ross in both directions and I hit snail trail #5 three times. Awesome work by both crews!!! Thanks a lot!!! Also found out I’m in terrible shape[emoji16]
    Cool.. so whats the difference between trails 1 through 6?


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    Brushy Creek

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    If that is what I think it was, that's the new off-camber cut on the side of the hill. I liked it but did not have gears with me so it was a start and stop. Never went up above the bench cut line, looks like it goes up to the top. Gonna bring gears one of these days and check it out.
    Hang Jowl is the area he is talking about. The other off camber steep stuff is just past the end of Gandolf.
    You can ride HJ all day with your SS no problem. The other section no way , heck even with gears its tough. I think that part is called Balrog.. another LOTR reference.

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    Tech/Maintenance

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    9 minutes ago, circuitbreaker said:

    In my experience, when running tubeless, Carbon rims are notorious for pinch flats on the rear. I have never had a tubeless pinch flat on an alloy rim. (although i'm sure its possible)

    Personally, i solved this issue by going to Maxxis DD casing in the rear and keeping my pressure up. But, i wouldn't assume the change from HT to FS made much difference regarding pinch flats.

    S0,, Merely curious, How does one have tubeless pinch flats when one doesnt have a tube?  Nothing there to pinch

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