Stating that I am 100% against this challenge, I just want to point to the fact that here we are talking about a race for mountain bikes and on the normal road it would not be a challenge.....no difficulties. Said that I am sure that they could have found a circling trail around TR that would be much less harming. I still think it is a horrible ideaannie wrote: I still can't see why they can’t have the cycling along the road instead of on the virgin riverbed.
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Have you seen those roads, Lisbeth? Challenge enough methinks! (just kidding) I also remain against it.lisbeth wrote:on the normal road it would not be a challenge.....no difficulties
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Annie, I have travelled on those roads, but on a mountain bike I would not judge them a challenge.......in a race
No bicycles in KTP!!!!!!! Above all, no challenges
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Thanks for your cool-headed efforts here and on your blog, annie!
My suggestion somewhere was for the trail to be on "existing" but non-tourist roads...sort of like the firebreak tracks in KNP...are there such patrol/maintenance roads in KTP?
My suggestion somewhere was for the trail to be on "existing" but non-tourist roads...sort of like the firebreak tracks in KNP...are there such patrol/maintenance roads in KTP?
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RP, they do not need visitors to KNP
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Yes, MM, but are there these primitive roads or not!? -O
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I am lost
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Agreed Maybe RP thinks you are MMLisbeth wrote:I am lost
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