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Wylde Ride

The artwork is called ‘Wylde Ride’ and was created by Milne & Stonehouse

The artwork deconstructs cogs and bike elements and acts as a wind vane in celebration of the mountain bike track. It accompanies the refined mechanics, gearing and bicycle design with the sensation of wind and flying through the air.

Cripple Creek

At a Glance

Status: Unknown
Firetrail:
16 for 16km (99%)
Single Track - Enclosed:
1 for 0.1km (1%)
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Rickard Fire Trail Lookout

Uncertain of any official name but its at the end of Rickard Trail.

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Old Cripple Creek Trail

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Cripple Creek Fire Trail

A network of fire trails that spans from Blaxland to Yellow Rock. Great for a short rides. Best for linking the Lower Blue Mountains to create some epic rides.

Wylde MTB Trail

At a Glance

Status: Unknown
Double Track:
2 for 0.3km (2%)
Single Track - Enclosed:
5 for 12km (98%)
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Wylde MTB Trail Map

A high detail PDF version is available here

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Trail Head

Wylde MTB is a purpose built mountain bike track for recreation and racing. Features a Pump track, Dirt Jumps and a 12km Cross Country Circuit.

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Which gloves for XC?

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I went in store and tried on some gloves and found that XL best fitted me. L was unable to get on without a fight and XL was loose and had extra finger length. I ordered a pair of XL Fox Incline (full finger) and a pair of XL Fox Tahoe (Fingerless) from The Bike Shed. After recieving them I found them a little tight to get on but I have full movement once on. Once out riding I start to loose feeling in my thumb, pointer and middle finger and start to also get pins and needles.

Mount Hay

At a Glance

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Flat Top

10min walk for some great views

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Mount Hay

As beautiful as a mass of earth and life can get

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Flat Top and the open road....

Flat top is at around the halfway point where the bush opens up and the ride gets more enjoyable and scenic.

You can only get so close but you want to get closer and touch it as the view is amazing. Unfortunately NO BIKES past the end of Mt Hay Rd. If you want to get closer, bring a chain and lock plus some walking shoes.

Overall A decent ride with not to many steep hills. Trail was relatively smooth and the views are amazing.

Linden Ridge

At a Glance

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Start Of Linden Ridge

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Dead End

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View West

Your Basic Fire Trail dropping 120m in elevation over 7kms with your pinch climbs here and there.

Knapsack Reserve

At a Glance

Status: Unknown
Double Track:
7 for 2.2km (12%)
Firetrail:
8 for 4.3km (23%)
Mixed:
2 for 2km (10%)
Single Track - Enclosed:
29 for 7.1km (37%)
Other:
1 for 1.7km (9%)
Hike-a-bike:
4 for 1.8km (9%)
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DH Opening

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Old firetrail

Some of the old firetrail at Knapsack Reserve.

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Knapsack DH Jumping

A variety of tracks with a mix of firetrail and technical single track. Currently a bit of a maze which allows for creating your own loop.

Also includes a legal DH Track.

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Mt Annan Opening Ceremony

When: 
Saturday, 11 September, 2010 - 10:00
Meeting Point: 

Main carpark in the gardens.

Their address is Mount Annan Drive, Mount Annan NSW 2567. See:

http://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/annan/fast_facts

-34.070696,150.768009

Come ride after the Ribbon gets cut

Offical Website:
http://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/annan/cycling

[Mod. linked to DB entry]

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Mt York Riding

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Just did Berghoffers yesterday. The state of the track is about average. It got hammered a few months ago with the heavy rains, and there was a fair bit of erosion. This has settled down somewhat, but you still need to be reasonably careful over the loose stuff.

And I thought we'd be better of with a dedicated thread for Mt York, rather than wherever we were talking about it before, so I've just copied my earlier post below.

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Just a thought:

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