Maybe it will never be that easy. It probably shouldn’t ever be that easy. However, the easiest thing you can do to enhance and expand your riding experiences when you venture to the land of Tam, Repack, Headlands, and Tamarancho is to visit IMBA’s site and write comments into the local government. There are miles of sustainable, beautiful trail, that we are not allowed to use solely because of our choice of vehicle. Let’s take one more step towards a beautiful future where cyclists, hikers, dog walkers and runners can all share miles and miles of beautiful trails.  Please take a moment to write in and indicate your support for more mountain bike access to our local trails.

Click HERE to take action and help open up one more trail to mountain bikers.  And be sure to use this whole interweb to tell a few people about us and about this opportunity for new singletrack access in Marin.

Sign up can be found @ http://www.alesandtrails.net

You could go elsewhere this Saturday, you could go get a selfish ride on trails that wouldn’t be possible without a group like IMBA advocating for mountain bike access. But if you go elsewhere, you won’t get all this good stuff…

• Limited Edition Event Beer Tasting Glass
  
• Limited Edition Event Socks from SockGuy
  
• Trial Subscription to Dirt Rag Magazine
  
• Goodies from Clif Bar, Sports Basement, Technu and other sponsors.
  
• Opportunity to join a guided ride or skills clinic
  
• Gourmet BBQ ( We’re talkin’ really, really good, not just some cheap-o catered stuff)
  
• Beer Tasting from eight breweries
  
• Opportunity to demo bikes and participate in the Silent Auction, Shimano Youth Series race and Dirt Rag Photo Contest

SF Urban Riders will be present, and if the well groomed, fun and swoopy trails of China Camp aren’t enough, there are going to be an entire slew of fun technical features available for practice and sessioning.  The crowning jewel of which is what happens when SFUR puts its collective heads together around good drawings:

Click on the drawings to see some images of the structure in action.  We can’t wait to raise a cup and pop a wheelie in a toast to fine trails, fine people, and fine advocacy work.  As you can see below, it was obviously no fun at all last year.