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SAVE Tejano BMX Trails TX

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Charlie Weddle
5 years ago

keep the trails there. not harming anyone

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Chris Luder
5 years ago

Keep the trails

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Mathew corry
5 years ago

Save our natural spaces and save our bike trails

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Andrew n
5 years ago

I travel the country because of bmx and all that is associated with it. I’ve never heard or been to Pflugerville until the jumps were build.

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Gavin Hauser
5 years ago

Save the trails!

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Most Bmx trails are in flood plains. It’s one of the only useful ways to utilize flood plains. Look at 9th street Bmx in the city of austin. They went through the same process with the Walnut Creek flood plain in the 1980s. East side Bmx trails in austin are another flood plain. A counter argument is that Bmx trails that get shut down or abandoned usually get over run by homeless encampments. Take red box trails on west bouldin creek for example. The trail is no longer active so camps have moved in

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Andreas
5 years ago

The trails give Life! Don’t take away Life from the younger & older who all feel younger when they ride.

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Aaron Gaiser
5 years ago

Keep the trails...

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Jason Schilling
5 years ago

Save Tejano trails!!

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Lisa Cook
5 years ago

Please save the trails.

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John Nguyen
5 years ago

I dig on the weekends. It gives me something incredibly positive to do

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Michael Champagne
5 years ago

Keep the trails alive!!!

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Austin Zentmyer
5 years ago

An entire sport and community is slowly being destroyed because of situations like this. People, kids, adults, need places to ride bikes and have fun.

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Ryan Chapman
5 years ago

Save the trails

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Max ritter
5 years ago

Long live the dirt gilt!

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Andrew Dupree
5 years ago

I love riding these trails with my friends and family. Please let them stay

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Charles Ginther
5 years ago

Do not close

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Save the community

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Brynn
5 years ago

You can't take all of our green away, it's what makes Austin so special

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Ryan Sheridan
5 years ago

Please leave these trails open as it’s provided a place for old and young to come together and do volunteer work for one big goal in mind, HAVE FUN! These volunteers have provided a commodity for the city at no cost to them. There was meetings in years past with the city for these to be aloud and we had the green light and the blessing of the city parks people.