
Depending on where you live, accessing singletrack mountain bike trails might look a little different compared to your fellow Singletracks reader. For some, there isn’t much choice, while others can take their pick of transportation options.
Depending on where you live, accessing singletrack mountain bike trails might look a little different compared to your fellow Singletracks reader. For some, there isn’t much choice, while others can take their pick of transportation options.
Ride across my street onto the middle of the trail in Bella Vista or drive to the trail in Bentonville.
That’s pretty cool.
Any good suggestions for hitch racks? I have a 2010 santa cruz nomad.
Hard to go wrong with a wheel tray type, unless clearance or overhang is an issue.
It depends, at home I just ride to the ‘trail head’. If I’m on a trip in America, I will generally camp near where I want to ride and take off from there.
Correction, when I am down in America I generally will camp near the area I intend to ride. For transport- I have tried roof racks and hitch racks, latest version a wheel try rack( we like this one), plan to add a swing away as well. At home the trail is right outside, no real trail heads in my area, but I suspect they are coming eventually.