Comments on: New MTB Access in Marin County Proposed

By: steve32300

steve32300 — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 00:30:57 +0000

I took action and submitted my account for the liberation of Bills trail.Man what a dilema,some of those hikers and equestrians dont like mountain bikes at all do they,I just try to remember that those people are just the ones that just plain dont like othere people and that most us mountain bikers are people who like other people are willing to share and exist with one another on the trails.I know from riding in the mountains of colorado as a kid what it’s like to have a trail all to yourself,I experienced it,and it does have a different feeling of freedom that is unhindered,but things change and theres nothing we can do about it.If they have somthin they love to do,we have somthin we love to do and theres only so many trails and so much land that we all have to share and make due.Those hikers and equestrians try to make the excuse that mountain bikes dont belong on trails,and although there has been horses and hikers longer than there has been mountain bikes,and they say they were using trails before the mtn. bikers is no excuse to have such an attitude.Those attitudes will only end up killing all our trail use privileges and then who will be enjoying the trails and mountains??

By: Suvacrew

Suvacrew — Fri, 29 May 2009 15:02:40 +0000

IMBA does great things and this opening of Tam mayl be on par with Surfrider saving Trestles from the toll road. Already plugged my letter about the trails. To those that think you can poach the trails in Marin w/o getting busted..think again. Some of the volunteer patrol riders can dust you bad. Besides poaching jeopardizes the relationships IMBA has fostered. Until Mt Tam etc..gets pried open..Tamarancho Boy Scout trail is a great contained option..apart from China Camp. Cheers to IMBA

By: Asfyxiate

Asfyxiate — Thu, 28 May 2009 16:40:23 +0000

Whoa, definitely. Even though I’ve never rode out there in Cali, I’ll take the time to let them know what I think. Anything to help ease the suffering of those who live in an over-populated states that have a hard enough time trying to find somewhere to ride.