Jennifer Rose. asked:



For place in or around springfield il that will rent the bikes or atving we can take our youth group dirt biking or around springfield il that we need place in or atvs and has track does anyone know of any places.

For place in or around springfield il that will rent the bikes or around springfield il.

The bikes or atving we need place in or atvs and has track does anyone know of any places.


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alanone88 asked:


How long did it take you? What was it like?

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belinda_bear asked:


i really want to know where some of the good atv trails are at in colorado. and also where some good fishing locations are at. if the fishing and the trails are close together even better, i live in northern colorado but do not mind driving far.

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qp727 asked:


I have some maps and went to places,such as the National Forest headquarters, but I still hear alot of different trails from other bikers. What would be good sources or locations to get this info? Also if anyone bikes in the Rye,Colorado/San Isabel Forest location, can you please point out some mountain biking trailhead locations in the area and if possible the directions to get there.
Ive already checked online and so far those trails are not the ones I am looking for,but thanks for the help

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mike asked:


I’ve done some downhill mountain biking on some trails in Colorado and absolutely love it. I live in Indiana though. I want to get into the sport more and was wondering what would be a good bike to buy. Or what a good brand would be to check out, what brands to stay away from?

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kelevra66 asked:


Or are there any good bike shops that have a decent BMX street/park/trails selection with knowledgeable employees?

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elbarto41920 asked:



For some level bike trails in st clair county illinois or close countys thank you.


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Mike Rosania asked:


I’m at a point in my life where I’m ready to cut down on partying. I don’t want to officially hang up my “cutting loose” habits, but I can only take so many yawn-filled mornings of bloodshot eyes and crooked smiles. I am ready to put those nights of loud clubs and expensive bar tabs behind me. Why the sudden lifestyle change you might ask? The answer—mountain biking. I think taking up this sport will jump start my active, healthy lifestyle.

Growing up, I have always been into bikes. It all started when I was six. My parents tried teaching me to ride a bike in a big field near our house—not the best idea. Have you ever tried riding through a field, let alone on a child’s bike with small wheels? It’s nearly impossible. Every bump, rock, and stick bounced me off the bike and landed my **** on the ground. My parents’ rationale was that falling in a field would be better than hitting the unforgiving pavement, which makes sense. But it is also nearly impossible to ride on this terrain, especially when first learning.

So one afternoon, I took off my training wheels and brought my bike into the driveway. I sat down on the seat, put my one foot on a pedal, pushed off and started riding. And as they say, the rest is history. I got older and picked up BMX; bunny hopping curbs and cruising around on pegs. When I hit college, I was over my dirt jumping phase, and got a road bike—pedaling for miles at a time. So it’s no surprise that mountain biking caught my eye– which is a sort of hybrid amalgamation of extreme maneuvers from BMX and long rides of road biking.

Back to my life story, I graduated college, picked up and moved to California. This state is absolutely beautiful. Last weekend, my girlfriend and I drove out of the city and spent a few hours exploring and admiring the west coast’s landscape. We hiked through a state park, which was awesome—but I’m not much of a hiker. I need something to get my heart pumping. We did discover a ton of mountain bike trails that the state park offered. And that’s when it hit me. Mountain biking looks like a blast! These guys flew past us on these gnarly mountain bikes, equipped with full suspension and rugged tires. The east coast didn’t offer trails like the west coast, which is probably why I never got into the sport. Now that I have all this terrain, I want to take full advantage.

So I started looking into bikes and am dieing to get one, but I ran into two problems. The bikes are very expensive and I drive a small Subaru whose seats don’t fold down. Plus, I wouldn’t want dirty, muddy tires all over my interior. I talked with a coworker who mountain bikes and he offered to lend me his old bike until I get my own. Great! But I need to get to the trails. My car doesn’t have a roof rack, so I looked for bike racks that mount to your trunk on the internet. If I can find a rack that mounts easily, I’m sure I will have no problem getting to the trails a few days a week and getting some exercise.



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Tom Brown Park mountain bike ride – Tallahassee, Florida

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