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See, now that's pure comedy. J/K. Haha.

It's noble that you've taken it upon yourself to continue emitting the same toxic fumes from this corpse that helped lead it to death to begin with. Carry on indeed : ) No promotion of another web site, just pointing out that the admin of the one you chose to slag has respect for all the...

trailninja: Mikie would never disparage another mountain biking site the way you have his in this thread. So it makes complete karmic sense that this place is a graveyard and IMTBT is alive and well. When you get tired of the cobwebbed echo chamber, come on over and talk about bikes and riding...

That's why you gotta ride the unusual trails. Plenty of solitude on those. :)

Sounds like you should drop by IMTBTrails.com. A pretty enthusiastic OC handful there. Ride on!

Valiant effort at arousing the denizens, Rox! These links might be additionally useful: http://www.wired.com/2014/07/revive-the-dead/ http://smellingsalts.org/buy-smelling-salts/ Cheers!

I'm sold – going tebeless with Arcents this week. :)

Santa Cruz = Bronson I'm here for ya, buddy. : )

Thanks for a noble effort, Jordan. Honestly, I don't even remember now what of my report(s) I searched for on the site and was unable to view. I wrote it off and haven't looked back. Cheers.

Scenic photography in a header seems fine to me. Apparent absenteeism of admin/leadership doesn't. Every successful enthusiast web forum I can think of has a leader who, at least occasionally, steps in to say hey. I don't think I've ever seen a post from anyone in charge here. Couple that with...

That's a nice thing to do for your doggie, the rat bastard. Shrugging this stuff off is part of owning a rat bastard, though. Good on ya.

Thanks for the possible lowdown. When my ride reports here reappear I'll stop talking about other sites. Until then, feel free to ban, censor or slag me. I have nothing to lose here. No animosity. Party on, STR...

This site was a community MTB hub for many years. It's isn't now, primarily (IMO) because the site was decimated by viral attacks and in general was slow to have technical issues addressed. People lost reports and other useful content, so, when a different SoCal MTB site revved up (with very...

The described lolli could take around 4+ hours. I'm throwing up some extra credit options to some guys who might be joining from up north. Log onto the thread I linked for the scoop : ) If you're pressed for time you could just reverse Upper Holy Jim to Holy Jim back to the parking area. Or...

Joe, Portlypeddler's ride is a nice one, around 12 mi out/back. Be aware that there is no signage marking the start of Trabuco Trail at Main Divide. It's not obvious if you don't know what you're looking for. Heading Southeast from West Horsethief on Main Divide (toward Trabuco Trail), you'll...

State/regional parks, I'm pretty sure they don't want riders on the trails after dark. NatFo, doesn't matter. If you want ST in the forest, look at Holy Jim and Trabuco Creek. Those lead to other great ST runs as well, but can be done as out/backs. Stop by the Path, grab a Franko map. PM me if...

NatFo: open all night, no gates that get locked at sundown to worry about State/regional parks: Close at sundown

Don't know or need. Just wanted to say hi and best wishes for success.

Open all night; park at Cook's Corner, a short jaunt down the hill from where Luge hits Live Oak Rd. Not much bad road riding to do the loop, just a short bit on Santiago Cyn from Cook's to Mojeska Grade, then chill pavement from there on up to STT. Enjoy...