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It doesn't snow here very much.

For all of you who were afraid to ride today at 128th and Dynamite, you missed a great time. First it rained, and then it snowed. Photo 1 Photo 2

My apologies, like I said, I am still working on the site and that. Just PM me which ones or from which URL and I'll remove them.

I'm working on developing one right now. Keep in mind it's not close to finished. It has maybe 5000 - 10000 trials related pictures of bikes, vintage bikes, riders, parts, etc. FODOS.NET

Wow! Will has quite the setup!

Awesome, and you are welcome to come over anytime and ride. Plunker, I couldn't find the pictures of Wil's backyard at that link.

A stream would be a nice feature, but that won't be happening anytime soon. Actually you can barely hear the bikes from my front yard so the noise isn't too bad. And I was at 128th street this morning Eric23. Popped a small hole in the clutch case too, oops.

My friend was the guy who bought the bike and I was with him. He loves the bike. But has had to replace a lot of stuff on it.

He just told me that it has holes and cracks in it so I guess he's getting a new one.

Thanks for the tips Plunker. I was thinking about gravel of some sorts as the dew in the morning, and my sprinklers has turned it into a mud bath. All the grass is gone where I typically ride. But the mud makes it more challenging as we don't get much of that here in the Phoenix desert. My wife is ok though with the course I setup. She knows I am having fun and she has her greenhouse.

We're growing all kinds of organic vegetables and herbs like, celery, parsley, artichokes, etc. I think tones is UK for ton. Well I bought 3 tons of rock for $450, plus he threw in a .6 ton one for free because he was late. Plus I borrowed 3 smaller rocks from the desert myself. Yah my buddy stuffed it on that one. I am still building up the courage to try the gap. And the stand works nice incase you miss. Surprisingly I probably have over 8000lbs of rock back there. But being able to ride whenever I want has really helped me get better. And there has to be over 100 different lines to choose from. Otherwise it's a 30 minute drive to the desert to ride.

I've had my Beta for a year now and I am hooked on Trials. A couple weeks ago, with the wife's permission, I bought 4 tons of boulders for the backyard. So now I try to ride once a day. I have at least 15 trials videos I watch regularly which is driving the wife crazy. Anyways, this site is great! Tomorrow I'll try out the carb fix I found here and go for a backyard spin.

Yah, I meant cubic foot. The guy had a crane and drove down the alley. It had a 20ft reach. I haven't tried moving the big ones yet. I have an engine hoist which hopefully should move them. Can't do it by hand as a couple of them are around a ton. Me and a friend can barely move the 500lbs one. The crane guy said he'd come out for $85/hr to reposition them if needed. I'd only need him for about 15 minutes though.

I paid $150 a ton delivered and placed. I learned that rock is heavy! 100lbs per square foot. So a 3 x 3 x 3 boulder weighs over a ton.

Just had some boulders delivered to my backyard. Talk about fun! Already popped a tire back there. Here are some pics of the setup: