Bikes are slippery when wet They aren't kidding, either, as there's often humus covering the path. Just after this is a hairpin 180 degree turn followed by another hairpin 180 degree right turn.
The signs are very visible, and especially useful at night when it's hard to see. I like them Comments
cpetersky says:The sign is good, the hairpin turns are not
so good. I tend to use multi-user trails when
riding with my kids, and it is difficult to
make the hairpin turns with either a
trail-a-bike or a tandem. We usually have had
to dismount, walk, and then remount -
difficult to do on a hill with a tandem and a
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timmycorkery
says:
Ha! So THIS is the sign. Brilliant!!
Posted 48 months ago. ( permalink )