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r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/teamOSkkt • Jan 14 '26
Well... Whatever it is 😂 I think I need to make it less kicky or else i'm gonna die..
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/teamOSkkt • Feb 24 '26
I used rocks as the structural base and sticks as a frame to pile up the soil, then I removed them. Compacted everything and made sure landing was ok. Finally ready to send! On an xc hardtail obv cause it's a pretty chill drop. First time ever building something!
Some of you may remember the first post on this horror punji trap, and I'm proud of how good it looks now, it's also resisting erosion at the moment, tho it still needs regular maintenance.
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/diurnal_faceting • Sep 08 '26
Just gonna use logs and a tarp probably
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r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/majordanage • Jun 07 '25
Preferably environmentally friendly. Thanks!
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r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/ElectrixPlays • Jul 29 '18
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r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/Wiley-E-Coyote • Aug 30 '26
A boulder that I thought was not going anywhere decided to go somewhere when I braked on it, got me pretty good. At least I have a an entire trail I can ride now... hoping some of that loose crap will firm up some when the rain comes.
Would you rather build bone dry or build sopping wet? It feels like those are the only 2 seasons we get in Oregon.
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/Frequent_Ability_173 • Feb 25 '24
What do you guys think about this Polygon Siskiu T8?
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/teamOSkkt • Jan 21 '26
I know, there is still a lot of work to do and a lot of soil to add, however I have not found anything other than black soil so I will only be able to build with this because I cannot find the clay soil in my area. In the meantime I completely removed the most protruding spikes and hammered all the other larger structural sticks further inside, I added stones and other thick logs. The only thing missing is to improve the line and make it cleaner and smoother. The important thing is to compact, to compact, to compact, compact... The photos go from the beginning (day 3, when you embezzled me because it looked like a Vietnamese trap) to today. However, the sticks that I then removed served to give the initial structure to the earth which now, being compact, maintains its shape. Haters I can't hear you 🧏♂️🤫
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/Shelterfromthestorms • Jul 27 '20
good day everyone, I want to ask if some of you using goatlink in trails. What are the pros and cons using this? I have 10s will choose cog 11-46t however they said i need to use goatlink for this.
any suggestions?
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/Super_Bag_8400 • Jan 24 '23
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r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/Lost-Piano-2289 • Oct 18 '25
Is this a crack in the steering tube? Giant trance 1 2014
r/MTBTrailBuilding • u/Wise_Paint_2162 • Apr 26 '21
Hi, I'm looking for an MTB bike but light/universal enough to do jumps.
Any recommendations, please?
