Riding the SoCal high school pump track
After yesterday’s work, all we had to do today was shape. And ride. Did I say ride?
Thanks to a 40-something-strong crew of riders, parents, coaches, neighbors and supporters, we had the track shaped, watered and ready to ride in just a few hours. Rock.
Tomorrow is the big show. We’ll have riders/coaches from several SoCal high school teams, a Turner demo fleet, El Monte RV, food and general awesomeness.
I’ll be teaching skills throughout the day. Special guest star Chris Powell will teach me a few things.
Photos from today:
 We worked this part last night. Photo by Stephen Messer. |
 Intro to Pump Track Philosophy. Photo by Matt Gunnell. |
 With such a big crew, the shaping went fast. Photo by Stephen Messer. |
 Yeah! Photo by Woodcrest Cycling. |
 Check out those transition rollers. Cross-over options without maintaining berms. Photo by Stephen Messer. |
 We’re here to build a pump track. Photo by Woodcrest Cycling. |
 Ready to water before lunch. RV from El Monte RV, a league sponsor. Photo by Stephen Messer. |
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SoCal high school mountain bike league director Matt Gunnell rocks it Captain America style. Photo by Stephen Messer. |
 Vhasti rips it! Photo by Woodcrest Cycling. |
 David pulls Gs. Photo by Woodcrest Cycling. |
 Working the tricky S section. Photo by Melody Peery. |
 Folding Captain America into the big 180. Photo by Woodcrest Cycling. |
 Getting backside out of the big 180. Captain America feels tight and bright. Photo by Melody Peery. |
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Stoked for tomorrow!
— Lee
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