KTMphil
Senior member
Jonny Sneds has been doing some exploring on the trails east of Mae Jo & took us out where he 's been riding. What makes this area so great is that its a stone base mostly (so can be ridden all year round), all single track & as challenging as you want it to be.
Marking the trees for turns with chequered rags, they were too nice and probably will get used as head scarfs.
There's a 17km loop, Johns done it in 48 minutes and was exhausted at the end which is perfect for brushing up on your enduro skills
The northern side of the pink tracks below are the really fun trails. There's one very steep hill, we wet down with the engines turned off, apparently you can ride up it if you do the loop in reverse
mae rim trails txt by Triangle Golden 007, on Flickr
Frozen bladder of electrolytes
This is the nasty steep hill
Taking a breather, its kind of a bowl, so not much wind
Pretty hot out there and was sweating buckets, which led to cramp in the kick starting leg, so came back a little early, hadnt seen this Buddha before.
There's a good lunch stop near-by too
Will put some youtube video here to show the terrain when uploaded
Marking the trees for turns with chequered rags, they were too nice and probably will get used as head scarfs.
There's a 17km loop, Johns done it in 48 minutes and was exhausted at the end which is perfect for brushing up on your enduro skills
The northern side of the pink tracks below are the really fun trails. There's one very steep hill, we wet down with the engines turned off, apparently you can ride up it if you do the loop in reverse
mae rim trails txt by Triangle Golden 007, on FlickrFrozen bladder of electrolytes
This is the nasty steep hill
Taking a breather, its kind of a bowl, so not much wind
Pretty hot out there and was sweating buckets, which led to cramp in the kick starting leg, so came back a little early, hadnt seen this Buddha before.
There's a good lunch stop near-by too
Will put some youtube video here to show the terrain when uploaded
