Home    Search    The Lounge    Trail Guide/Conditions!   Calendar  Album   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Trails Menu Show trails for: All countiesErieCattaraugusNiagaraLivingstonChautauquaPennsylvaniaErieCattaraugusNiagaraLivingstonChautauquaPennsylvania    Allegany State Park  Allegheny National Forest  Earl Cardot Eastside Overland Trail  Fred Cusimano Westside Overland Trail  Golden Hill  Harriett Hollister Spencer Park  Hunters Creek  Letchworth  McCarty Hill/Rock City SF  Sprague Brook Share the Trail WNYMBA Trail Guide Hunters Creek (South Wales, NY - Erie County) Park Hunters Creek Erie County Parks Address Centerline Rd. South Wales, NY 14139 | Trailhead directions Hours Current weather Trail Conditions for Biking Conditions 07/14/10 Mixed. "Dmarsh says it's not an avoid! warm weather has been good to the trails apparently." -- Jon Sundquist Features Intermediate level All trails shared with hikers Some trails shared with equestrians Open year round Description Maps Topo Map Trail Conditions Forum Add post Posted 07/30/2010 by dmarsh15 How was the slightly steeper head angle on the Sensor? I'm heading out to Hunters around noon for a ride. I have not been able to get on my trail bike in a month. I am actually excited to get off the DH bike for a change. It was a different feel from my sanction which has a 66 degree head tube... Posted 07/30/2010 by boogenman How was the slightly steeper head angle on the Sensor? I'm heading out to Hunters around noon for a ride. I have not been able to get on my trail bike in a month. I am actually excited to get off the DH bike for a change. Posted 07/30/2010 by dmarsh15 The Demo was pretty cool. I got to ride three different bikes, the Fury, Sensor and Force Carbon Pro. Sensor: http://www.cycle-world.co.uk/smsimg/66/m9289_sensor10_glswht_g.jpg Force: http://www.evanscycles.com/product_image/image/4ee/e4b/f4b/32878/product_page/gt-force-carbon-pro-200... Mountain Bike Trail Description Description: Erie county's best riding (when it is dry), but also it's most controversial. This park was finally officially opened to biking (and other uses) in late 2002. While this park has some of the best riding around, it takes a while to dry out in the spring, and some trails are buit unsustainably and never dry out. The state of this park and its trails are in flux as the master plan is implemented and decisions are made. Read up on the latest at the Erie County Parks page. Directions: Take Rt. 400 to Rt. 20A. Head east until the town line. Take a right on Rieter until is ends. Go left and find the parking lot on your left just before the creek.

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