Have you Ever Ridden Lift-Served DH Mountain Bike Trails?

With a chair lift ride to the top, mountain bikers don't need to earn their turns.
By Jeff Barber

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With a chair lift ride to the top, mountain bikers don’t need to earn their turns. And you don’t have to be a downhiller to agree that descending is usually the best part of the ride.

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Have you ever ridden lift-served DH bike trails?

Bonus question for the comment section: Which lift-served trails are you riding this summer?

 
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