Here is a little update from Stevens Pass Bike Park. I know things are going slow but this is going to be so sweet for the NW. Just hold your breath a little longer.

We actually broke ground and started the massive task of building a line at Duthie MTB Park. The givin objective was to build an intermediate line to bridge the gap from 2-Hi to Zeb’s Line. We designed most of the jumps to be a two or three lip to one landing kind of situation. Also some hips, that allow for building skills, along with rollable doubles. Here are a few pics of what was accomplished the first week. We will be out Sunday 3-27-11 around Two to keep the progress going! Its right between Ryan’s line and Zeb’s.  Feel free to stop by and help…enjoy.

Here is Travis following me down the Dirt White Boys Line at Duthie. The park is a great testament to the kind of people we have in Washington State.

Dirty White Boys Line at Duthie MTB Park from g.h.y. bikes & Go Huck Yourself on Vimeo.

Thanks to Kat who helped put on a great event for kids out at Duthie Hill Park last weekend.  Some of our riders were out there and here is Phil Sundbaum thanks to Kim Sturts.  Check out more videos by him by clicking his name! This is on the Dirty White Boys line!

Check this out it explains it all.  Pretty simple go hang out, ride fun stuff, and help build a little!

Show your support this Wednesday at SST park off of 200th. The race series that is out there every week is going to have some of the “important officials” attending.

The best thing would be to show up in large numbers, be respectful, and hopefully make a good impact on the powers that be.

It would be great to have the streets lined with cars and tons of bikes and people everywhere!

NOVEMBER 12th……….Open House Trails & Bicycle Master Plan & Map
Join Renton area bicyclists, walkers and other trail users by participating in a public open house. This event will be a great opportunity for you to review and provide comments on the existing and proposed trail systems and bike routes in and around Renton. Participants will also have the opportunity to review information regarding usage patterns and to review draft additions or modifications to goals and policies relating to trails. For more information contact: John D. (Dan) Hasty, Civil Engineer, City of Renton Transportation Systems Division; phone (425) 430-7246.

6-8PM here > Renton Senior Activity Center, 211 Burnett Ave. N.

Forget whatever you are doing and come celebrate one of the greatest things to happen to the Seattle area bike scene. 

Thanks to years of hard work, over 12,000 volunteer hours, and the welcoming spirit of the neighbors, Colonnade is almost done. And now it’s time to party! Please join the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance (formerly BBTC) for the Grand Opening of I-5 Colonnade, Saturday, September 13th from 10am to 2pm.

It looks like there is a ton of good raffle prizes, food, and good times for all.  For full details and directions follow the link: (more…)

Then get yourself and your buddies and your mom and her “tennis instructor” and … JUST GET TO THESE FREAKING MEETINGS! Show up in numbers.  Pretend you can act like and adult.  Listen to what you they have to say.  Provide usefull feedback.  Stop getting your trails torn down.

The last time the state addressed recreation in our forests was 37 years ago. If you want a say what the next 37 years look like hit the information after the jump.   There are meetings Sept 9th – 17th all over the state. (more…)