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Munda biddi article

if anyones interested theres an article on the Munda biddi in the latest edition of Mountain Biking Australia.hopefully i'll be riding this trail end to end in june. looking good so farContinue

Started Jan 14, 2010

Denmark to Nornalup Heritage Rail Trail
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Hi all just surfing the web sites looking for some trails down south, albany/denmark area and came across this "Denmark to Nornalup Heritage Rail Trail" anyone know much about it?i'm heading that way…Continue

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At 9:12am on March 22, 2011, Trailtalk Admin said…: Hi Steve

Just a reminder that you are welcome to post social rides on Trailtalk. You can create a group just for your regular members to discuss rides - but you can also create events which can be posted publicly if you want to encourage new people to join you.

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At 9:45am on June 26, 2010, John Wallace said…: I prefer the more technical trails too, trying to stay on singletrack only.
my home turf trail is Pile rd and surrounding trails.
Some of my other favourites are Meelup (Dunsborough), Collie and whicher (Bussleton).
I also spent a lot of years riding at Kirup which was our home turf before Pile rd.

Ive ridden Turner hill, marrinup and the trails around the camel farm/gungin(kalamunda).
I find the isolation of trail builders is interesting as they create diversity in their design of singletrack from area to area.
If you get a chance, and have not ridden them before, try collie and whicher trails. You may need a guide to show you around.

At 5:11pm on June 21, 2010, John Wallace said…: Im guessing you like the more advanced trails with a rig like that.
Wheres your home turf for riding?

At 6:51pm on June 5, 2010, John Wallace said…: Nice bike Steve.
Im struggling to see what brand it is with the small picture.
Interested to know what type of forks you have too.
They look 6-7 inch travel??