CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby utabintarbo » June 11th, 2013, 2:34 pm

kyleRIG29er wrote:Speaking of which, how is it?


Given yesterdays deluge, I wouldn't be surprised to see a few puddles, but I would also guess it will be generally better than expected. YMMV, so don't be afraid to skip out if I'm mistaken. :P
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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby kyleRIG29er » June 11th, 2013, 4:16 pm

I only have the dirt road bike with me, so if I venture out it'll be on 36x16, those climbs will be tough...
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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby lawn dart » June 11th, 2013, 9:36 pm

Addison was good this evening. A bit damp. The weekend's racers kind of created a groove, and it is the first area that collects water, so some of the best lines were greasy or even had standing water. Not a big deal, plenty of room to work around the wet areas. Nothing squishy enough to create pizza cutters. Overall pretty tacky. No face-slappers, but a bush is crowding a corner in the new section.
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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby utabintarbo » June 11th, 2013, 10:20 pm

lawn dart wrote:Addison was good this evening. A bit damp. The weekend's racers kind of created a groove, and it is the first area that collects water, so some of the best lines were greasy or even had standing water. Not a big deal, plenty of room to work around the wet areas. Nothing squishy enough to create pizza cutters. Overall pretty tacky. No face-slappers, but a bush is crowding a corner in the new section.
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I'll see what I can do about that. It may have to wait for a trail day to do it right. :P
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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby utabintarbo » June 17th, 2013, 8:52 pm

Got a report from Pauly that there are several trees down after this evening's "lively" weather. I would avoid Addison until Wednesday and give him a chance to clear those out. :icon_thumleft:
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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby kyleRIG29er » June 18th, 2013, 9:14 am

Other than the trees how is the trail? I don't mind doing some hike a bike. Need to get some riding in!
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Re: CRAMBA: Addison Oaks

Postby utabintarbo » June 18th, 2013, 9:59 am

kyleRIG29er wrote:Other than the trees how is the trail? I don't mind doing some hike a bike. Need to get some riding in!


I would imagine that it will be a bit damp, but not terribly so. I would still stay away, as a lot of the trees out there are covered in "pickery" vines, and there's a fair amount of poison ivy this year. Plus the park will be working with chain saws out there. I'd wait 'til tomorrow. Pauly is the last guy to want to discourage anyone from riding there, so I tend to take him seriously.
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