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Is the the best trail in So Cal for a hardtail? Top to Bottom run on San Juan trail with the Roscoe
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2024
- If someone knows a better trail for a hardtail in So Cal, I'd love to ride it. In my opinion, San Juan trail is custom made for a modern hardtail. Whether it's the upper rocky section, the middle flow, or the tight switchbacks, the Roscoe makes every second of the 30 minute descent fun. This is a long video, so just sit back and enjoy the ride.
That's close to Ortega Hwy in the Santa Ana mountains? Do you always ride by yourself?
Right off Ortega Highway. I usually ride with groups, but since I have weekdays off, I can't Always find riding partners. Sometimes its just nice setting your own pace and riding solo.
@@outdoorsandiego I'm actually in that position that I don't know how to find riding partners. I'm in the San Fernando Valley and consider trails here or Rocky Peaks. Do you have any idea how I could find people to ride with?
@Jose-sy1je Few different ways. Look for group rides put on by local bike shops or mtb organizations. RUclipsrs will sometimes have get togethers as well. Find people on IG who ride in your area and chat them up. Same thing when you on the trails. Chat up the riders you see. Also, look for local trail building/repair days. It's another great way to meet people
@@outdoorsandiego How do I find trail building/repair days? I used to look on Meetup some years ago, but there is absolutely nothing on there now. Seems as if people have moved on from that platform. You are telling me to look on Instagram instead? Never used it, but I'll see if that works. I appreciate the advice!
@Jose-sy1je Usually, local groups will post on Instagram about trail days and you can message them to volunteer. Honestly, Instagram may be the best way if your local bike shops are not doing group rides. There are a lot of active groups and people who post from you area.