Frequently Asked Questions!
What is the best bike shop in Utah?
Without a doubt, Trek of American Fork. You can find them
here: www.TrekAf.com
What is your favorite ride?
We have a number of favorite rides. You can find a list of
them here: Riders Choice
How do you rate your trails for difficulty?
We base then on our experiences as riders, and on that of
the people that we ride with. I would rate myself as a strong
intermediate rider.
Beginner
Intermediate
Difficult
Extremely Difficult
Beginner
Intermediate
Difficult
Extremely DifficultHow do you rate your trails for scenery?
This is strictly my own opinion! How many times I stopped
to enjoy the view is a good indicator!
What kind of bike to you ride?
I currently ride a Rocky Mountain ETSX-70, but have my eye
on a Trek Remedy 9
I'm looking for a beginner ride in the Salt Lake Area.
The Jordan Parkway in both Salt Lake and Utah counties is a
good ride for families. City Creek Canyon is another nice
ride. For "beginner" trail rides, I recommend, Millcreek
Canyon Pipeline , sections of the Bonneville Shoreline Trail
and the Big Water Trail
I'm looking for a ride along the Wasatch Front that I can do during the winter months.
Stansbury Island can be ridden most of the winter.
City Creek Canyon is plowed to the water treatment plant (about 3
miles)The Jordan Parkway is usually clear enough to ride. The
Bonneville Shoreline is usually the last to close and the
first to open.
How do you find new trails?
The best source for trails is a guide book by Gregg Bromka,
Mountain Biking Utah's Wasatch and Uinta Mountains.
People
that visit my website will recommend new trails and by
spending countless hours looking at topographical maps!
How do you map the trails?
I use a Garmin Edge 800. Luckily the friends I ride with
are used to me getting us lost and taking "shortcuts".
Who drew your logo for you?...it ROCKS!
The art work is by NullBomb, you can see his work at
DeviantArt


