MORC thank you...

[Steeds82]

I'd like to say thank you for all the board and morc members that maintain/build and push for more, I have been a member for a year and am slowly learning more from all of you in all ways about biking, but my main purpose of this is to thank all that go out and build trails and deal with the S*** most of us dont that ride the trails. I really want to start to help out now after thinking about it for a long time, and feeling bad ha, and now i feel passionate enough to want to help out, so...This is my way of saying thanks and I'm going to start to try to help out and contribute to what many outthere have helped me in many ways, whether it be technique, or directions, equip. building or the basic knowledge of going there and opening others eyes with info and pics. I know there are many out there that read the site for info and etc. so this is my plea to those to help contribute as I will start to and help others know whats up. I have been and will cont' to spread the word. Thanks all. :banana:

[Burke]

I'd like to say thank you for all the board and morc members that maintain/build and push for more, I have been a member for a year and am slowly learning more from all of you in all ways about biking, but my main purpose of this is to thank all that go out and build trails and deal with the S*** most of us dont that ride the trails.

Our pleasure! We're in this because we're passionate about mountain biking, so to see others getting excited about the same passion makes it all worth while.

Thanks for the kind words. It's a lot easier to take this feedback than the other staple: "you idiots are ruining 'my' trail!"

[syntaxjunkie]

Thanks, Sean. Like everybody else who rides, we just want great trails. For most MORC members, the pleasure of riding smooth, flowing, challenging singletrack is the best reward, especially if they had a hand in creating it. That said, it is very gratifying to hear an appreciative word from others who enjoy the trails. We've come to accept criticism as a natural part of the process, and the constructive kind often leads to improvements. But compliments are always priceless.

Thanks again. Your help makes it all possible.

[manual63]

Thank you for riding our trails and a bigger thanks for the compliments.

Just be careful, once you get involved, it gets addicting......:):)

[BridgeR]

Just be careful, once you get involved, it gets addicting......:):)

When are the BA (Bikers Anonymous) classes? :scream:

Hi, my name is Matt and I've been bike free for about 4 hours...

[manual63]

When are the BA (Bikers Anonymous) classes? :scream:

Hi, my name is Matt and I've been bike free for about 4 hours...

Ah, you must be one of those commuters too......those are the worst kind. Welcome to our group....:)

[Pete Hamer]

Yeah, thanks MORC. I'm diggin' what you're doin'. I ride Lebanon and Wirth all the time. I can't say thanks enough.