Slingshot Trail is now open top to bottom with a new gap feature over the creek at the end. Smooth!
D6 is the latest addition to the FR512 Drop Zone offering a double knuckle to train for that full commit trop. Highest point at 12 feet. Great to progress to from Drop #5.
Giving back to the Freeride 512 Members for all of their support, we’re having another Air Bag Session. Be sure to get your FR512 Membership, helmet (full face if you have one) and plastic pedals with plastic pins as they are required. (the air bag does not like metal pedal pins). We recommend knee pads and bring your dirt jumper bike if you have one. Trail bikes work too, just watch out for the derailleur.
Bag:
We’re running the new dual chamber flat pack air bag for this session. Easier to learn tricks, and less intimidating for anyone hoping to try for the first time.
Kicker:
The kicker ramp into the bag is 5 feet high, 10 foot radius, calm angle for ease of learning.
Don’t have plastic pedals w/plastic pins? We’ll have Welgo & Raceface pedals for sale.
Meet at the FR512 Park located at Rocky Hill Ranch accessible by the back gate off Arrowhead Dr.
Bring:
Bikes, drinks/grub. You must have a Freeride512 waiver filed online with us to participate. Membership
Donations welcome at https://www.freeride512.com
Note:
There is a burn ban in affect.
Video:
Always Building. Always Forward
Air Bag Session
FR512RHR location has received 12″ of rain during this past week. Conditions are wet and muddy at this time. Slingshot, Full Pull, Fade To Blue may be ok. Lower lines will be wet or muddy. Dirt will be slow out in the open, but tends to dry first. Saturday riding may be questionable. Sunday will likely be better if the sun shines.
FR512 locations have received several days of rain, and typically need a day to dry out. The dirt at FR512CHURCH jump lines will be slow. Lower parts of the lines at FR512RHR will need more than a day, including the last two kickers sets on Six Pac. Riding on a mud trail wrecks the trail. It leaves ruts, contributes to erosion and creates an unrideable, hard to fix, trail surface. If you are leaving a visible rut, the trail is too muddy to ride.
