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East Bay Mountain Biking Trails - My Buddy's Bike Shop MTB trails Petition

East Bay Mountain Biking Trails - My Buddy's Bike Shop MTB trails Petition

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Started by East Bay Mountain Biking Trails 5 years, 7 months ago

My Buddy's Bike Shop MTB trails Petition



Attention to ALL trail users including Mountain Bikers that want less trail user conflict in all East Bay Regional Parks. As a mountain bike community we want to be treated fairly. That is the same as Equestrians and hikers. We need more mountain bike friendly trails in these publicly owned parks. We have been advocating for more trails to be open to mountain biking for more than 20 years. It's time to utilize the vast acreage that the park district owns and open up more fun, technical, non fire road width trails for the mountain bike community to enjoy. This will reduce high speeds on fire roads that can cause trail user conflict with hikers and/or equestrians and essentially provide a more fun, safe path for mountain bikers. Especially with the Pandemic going on there are many more trail users and there has never been a more important time than now to establish more trails.


** NO DONATIONS NEEDED ** Mountain bike community coming together as a unified voice to gain access to more trails.

Updates

January 21, 2021

The park district is still ignoring our requests for technical singletrack access. Call your local representative today and demand they prioritize fair trail usage for mountain bikers.

January 21, 2021

The momentum behind our request for better trail access is growing because you are refusing to accept the status quo. Post this link on Facebook today and text three friends who ride to keep this pressure building. Email your local park representative right now to demand they open more technical trails.

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5 years ago Featured

Class 1 - E mountain bikes are no different than any regular mountain bike. The weight difference may be up to 25 pounds. But the rider could weigh a lot more or a lot less. This was the same phobia that was seen when Snowboarding was gaining popularity. E mountain bikes are going to be the next phase of what we saw similar to snowboarding. Most E mountain bikes are completely sold out and are in very very high demand.

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Will alfonso
5 years ago Featured

Please open the singletrack trails to bike riders. Last weekend, we met with a park ranger who reminded us that we have to ride in the fire roads only. But thats where most of the families with little kids and strollers are. The singletracks we're empty and actually safer for riders to use. Please open the singletracks trails so we have options for safer routes. We can install bike bells to alert other trail users as well.

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Tyson Messori
5 years ago Featured

I ride both a mountain bike and an electric mountain bike in the East bay regularly as of about two years ago. I greatly appreciate the exercise and stress relief it affords me. I would very much appreciate more mountain bike trails!

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Dana Mesarchik
5 years ago Featured

We all need access to Our public lands. Stop making us criminals when we want to reduce stress and get some exercise.

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Danny Tran
5 years ago Featured

More mountain bike trails are needed in the East Bay and should include access for class 1 ebikes.

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Ronald Gramajo
5 years ago Featured

We need more acces to trails , Mountain biking is a good sport for people to stay out of trouble and drugs .

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Bernard Miranda
5 years ago

I would love to see more trails accessable for MTB use!

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Ron Balthasar
5 years ago

I have been riding Pleasanton Ridge, Briones, Mount Diablo, Castro - Valley for over 25 years and have never witnessed the amount of hikers, Mountain Biker's and Equestrians using these parks concurrently. I have also attended many meetings, and spoke in front of city council members. That being said, we find ourselves at a very critical juncture; if something isn't done QUICKLY, there will be more and more trail conflicts, and it will soon erupt into social chaos in the beautiful parks that we actually pay to use. The current system (or lack thereof) is dangerous and unworkable. Currently there is hiking trails, equestrian trails specific to those groups only, and no mountain bike trails. This is a clear example of blatant discrimination. I will continue to fight for what is right however; at the current pace of accomplishing anything, I fear at the end of the day, we will continue to do what we do, and they (EBRP) will continue to do what they do.

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