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Allegheny National Forest -> Discussion on trails conditions or Wilderness designation
Author Discussion on trails conditions or Wilderness designation
kneescar
PostPosted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 4:48 pm View user's profile   Send private message           Reply with quote      
Bodacious wrote:
ANF IS PROBABLY THE BEST PLACE TO RIDE. ITS A HIDDEN GEM THAT IS LIKE 30000 SQUARE MILES.


I have a camp that is only a mile or two from the forest, and one or two trails. I'd love to know where some more are.

And I have one of your bikes
I have the same username at singletrack.com
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Posts: 3  |  From: Jamestown  |  Registered: 03 Dec 2008
Bodacious
PostPosted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 5:19 pm View user's profile   Send private message     Visit poster's website       Reply with quote      
I'm sorry but you cannot use bobikes or bodacious as a name.

Ok now that legal stuff out of way. you have one of my bikes? which one?

Come for a ride with us in ANF sometime. best to get hooked up with Pete at Bradford bike shop. We have ridden various trails and logging roads.

ride from Bradford to westline and back to bradford and by kinzua.

bobikes
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Posts: 233  |  From: Olean, USA  |  Registered: 03 May 2005
kneescar
PostPosted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 6:53 pm View user's profile   Send private message           Reply with quote      
sorry, by same name I meant I am "kneescar" on that other forum as well.
I have one of your early road bikes. It has been hidden away in the basement for years. I just got a mountain bike and I'm looking forward to logging some miles on both bikes. (there is a picture of my Bodacious road bike in my profile on singletrack.com).
Rob
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Posts: 3  |  From: Jamestown  |  Registered: 03 Dec 2008
fat guy
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 03, 2008 7:21 pm View user's profile   Send private message   Send e-mail         Reply with quote      
There is (or seems to be) alot of snow in the woods right now, unless you head south or north a bit.
Has somebody been snowblowing the trails out Bradford way?
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Posts: 534  |  From: WEST Berlin  |  Registered: 26 Aug 2000
Bodacious
PostPosted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 10:55 am View user's profile   Send private message     Visit poster's website       Reply with quote      
what bike of mine do you have? guessing blue road bike?
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Posts: 233  |  From: Olean, USA  |  Registered: 03 May 2005
Jon Sundquist
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:03 am View user's profile   Send private message   Send e-mail         Reply with quote      
Bo:

Just check your basement and see which one is missing.
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Posts: 2409  |  From: East Aurora  |  Registered: 31 Aug 2000
Bodacious
PostPosted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 11:09 am View user's profile   Send private message     Visit poster's website       Reply with quote      
I only have 2 or 3 of my own bikes. I think my total output for frames was 25.

I'm getting bug to make a 29 hardtail.
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Posts: 233  |  From: Olean, USA  |  Registered: 03 May 2005
kneescar
PostPosted: Thu Dec 04, 2008 3:13 pm View user's profile   Send private message           Reply with quote      
Jon Sundquist wrote:
Bo:

Just check your basement and see which one is missing.




You guys are killing me! Shocked I bought this directly from Bo.
Yes, it's the Blue and black fade road bike with old school Columbus drop outs (so I had the option of playing with a fixed gear setup) and Columbus EL OS tubing because I'm fat.
I always had a dream of having a custom bike and this is it. It was custom made for me. I'm very proud of it.


I would love to see your 29er if you build it.
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Posts: 3  |  From: Jamestown  |  Registered: 03 Dec 2008
boogenman
PostPosted: Sat Oct 03, 2009 1:15 pm View user's profile   Send private message           Reply with quote      
ITS MUDDY
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Posts: 1487  |  From: East Aurora  |  Registered: 26 Apr 2005
mountainbikepro
PostPosted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 1:59 pm View user's profile   Send private message   Send e-mail     AIM Address     Reply with quote      
How do I add another trail to the allegheny national forest where to ride space? I can think of two or three kick ass trails in the ANF right off the top of my head.
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Jon Sundquist
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PostPosted: Mon Dec 07, 2009 5:35 pm View user's profile   Send private message   Send e-mail         Reply with quote      
You mean adding something to this page?:

http://www.wnymba.org/portal.php?h=anf

As we say there,
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"The Allegheny National Forest is the closest national forest to Buffalo, is huge, and has a lot of great biking. According to the ANF biking web page, most areas are open, except for wilderness areas, proposed wilderness areas, and three designated scenic/research/experimental sections. The NCT and the trails around the Reservior (National Recreation Area) are also closed."


If you've got some specific ones to add, let me know and I'll add them onto that page.

There's a lot of advocacy work going on there now with PA locals getting more involved. Access there is always under threat. I would suggest contacting the NAMBA folks at http://www.bikeallegheny.org/

Thanks!
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Posts: 2409  |  From: East Aurora  |  Registered: 31 Aug 2000
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