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  1. #1
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    Yo Montana Riders

    What's up?

    What's good in these parts? You guys like riding bikes or what? It's 70 degrees outside and I want to ride some bikes tomorrow in the Big Sky region. Who's down or can at least make some recommendations for me?

    Thanks!

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    Can you narrow it down, it's kind of a big state. What part of the Big Sky state will you be in?

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    I live in Montana (Whitefish)
    I like riding bikes (on dirt)

    Although I probably won't be riding tomorrow. NOAA calls for cold and rain, and our trails are barely rideable as it is.

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    I was out there last week and both Pipestone and Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park looked to be in prime shape.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hick View Post
    Can you narrow it down, it's kind of a big state. What part of the Big Sky state will you be in?
    LOL. I'm in Big Sky, MT

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    Ah gotcha, was just riding sleds just south of there today. Can't think of anything rideable on a bike yet down that way. Good stuff in a couple months though. I've heard Helena is in (some but not all).

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    Quote Originally Posted by toast2266 View Post
    I live in Montana (Whitefish)
    I like riding bikes (on dirt)

    Although I probably won't be riding tomorrow. NOAA calls for cold and rain, and our trails are barely rideable as it is.
    how is spencer looking? might be up in a bit....
    one step forward, no step backward

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    Quote Originally Posted by allTandA View Post
    how is spencer looking? might be up in a bit....
    Haven't checked it out yet this season. I've heard the trails are very close, but the roads still have a bit of snow on them. Depending on how weather for the rest of the week shapes up, I might be able to check back in with first hand knowledge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sirshredalot View Post
    I was out there last week and both Pipestone and Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park looked to be in prime shape.
    I can confirm both. I will be pedaling out there again this afternoon. Well, L&C that is.

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    I doubt there's anything dry in the immediate area. Even on a low snow year, you pretty much need to wait till the end of May till anything lower down gets remotely rideable. Pipestone is probably dry. It's drying out lower down around here. Check your local listings.
    No longer stuck.

    Quote Originally Posted by stuckathuntermtn View Post
    Just an uneducated guess.

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    Quote Originally Posted by allTandA View Post
    how is spencer looking? might be up in a bit....
    Not yet as there is still plenty of snow up top and more coming tonight. Whitefish trails are beginning to see some riders but its still limited. Pig farms is doing well.

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    Ashean and Toast, Any word on the trail runs through it (or whatever it is now called that runs from lion mtn to beaver lakes)? heading up on Friday for Easter with the folks and planning on bringing the bike to see if i can cajole the old man into a ride. Good to hear pig farms is in and riding, stuff is slowly getting there here in missoula, mostly just blue mtn and some of the sentinel trails.

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    ^^^ they're calling it the whitefish trail these days. Sounds like the first ~3 miles are good to go (to the point where it crosses the paved road). After that it sounds like there's some packed ice, but still potentially rideable.

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    This place delivers per usual. Lewis and Clark was sick

    Bobcat, thanks for the tour!


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    Looks like you got some just in time. And winter is back in 3-2-1...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lev View Post
    This place delivers per usual. Lewis and Clark was sick

    Bobcat, thanks for the tour!

    Anytime. Great ride. That's a sick pictures, BTW.

    Now? Skiing the gnar. Up to two feet in the mountains? Yes please.

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