Rocky Mountain Dirt Riders

both are sold - thanks for your responses

I am sellling a 21" front and 18" rear Tubliss tube-less dirt bike tire system. both items are brand new and never been used. I have and extra tube for both sizes. This system eliminates flat tires and reduces rotating weight compared to HD tubes. Easier to install than tire balls and you can adjust...

I understand that they logged out almost the whole area and there isnt much treed area left to ride. I also understand that there is a $50.00 entry fee taken at the Dorr road turn off , and I heard the Rangers are doing full bike inspections including insurance and registration before you are allowe...

They cut down a lot of trees in that area and ruined the winter riding loop. Hopefully someone makes a new trail before winter comes.

If it rains too much the race can be cancelled by the forestry service (Rangers). I have a had this happen to me twice at porkies.

I have a brand new 21" front and 18" rear tubliss for sale.

Awesome Clint!

HA vs Rock Machine?

look for the pink ribbon with black stripes at mclean. those ribbons are there to show the loggers where the forest is to be cut down. there are a lot of them - all over the area. there isnt going to be much forest left at mclean.

why dont they stop clearcutting the forrest if they want more density. Both Mclean and Ghost have ramped up thier logging operations. Somebody needs to take some video of the clear cuts and get them on TV.

I still have a brand new/ unused 21" and 18" Tubliss for sale. I will also include extra inner tubes for each size. $125 takes all 403 827 8898

I went to the race two or three years ago and race organizers had to cancel the event due to rain. (pressure from forestry) It was dizzling a little, but I didnt think it was enough to canecel the race. I rode with a big group of guys that day and we all had fun anyway.

I have a new front and rear tubliss for sale 21" and 18"

New bike set-up
put feet on pegs then twist throttle - done

If you need insurance in case you collide with someone on the trail, my question is "how do you determine who is at fault"? The rider who rolled thru the stop sign on the trail or the rider who crossed the centerline?