so wshrdskin are you not a big sand dunes man then? or are you just saying to put a little variety in your riding?

 

May 1st 2002, I was bitten by the bug. The sand bug that is. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] Glamis. I've been hooked ever since. I've spent my life riding the deserts of Southern California and the last couple years rideing in our local mountains. There is reasons to ride these areas as well. I've ridden the San bernardino mountains, deserts of Southern California, Glamis, Pismo, Little Sahara Utah, St Anthonys, Idaho (My favorite) and the Rocky Mountains of Montana. I guess I'm saying there is more to do than just ride sand. Sand is a blast, but to answer the other guys question, there is more than just sand.

 

so wshrdskin are you not a big sand dune fan..or are you just saying to put a little variety in riding?? ive trailed rode and stuff its just nothing compares to flying up oldsmobile and comp. hill

 

sry about double times.. i went to add on to it and it just sent it twice..my bad[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-blush.gif[/img]

 

Yes, I'm a big Sand Dune fan. The horror stories of the drunken idiots that frequent Glamis kept me away all these years. But like I said. I've been bitten by the sand bug. I'll just pick and choose my weekends to go to Glamis, Dumont etc. I won't spend my day flying up Olds and Comp hills. I'll get my runs in and go play on the dunes. Oh, and bmbanshee if its hills you want, your going to the wrong place. Little Sahara Utah has the hill. Its called Sand Mountain. If you want challanging hills, St Anthonys is the place to go. Big hills and bigger dunes.

 

right on thats coool.....another place that has wicked hills, but isnt sand is the cinders in flagstaff az. those hills make olds look like just a mini jump

 

Did I hear sand is like god???? hahahahaha

 

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