What does everybody think about these?

The spiral is now Finished

Today Corey and I went out and battled the cold weather and finished the Spiral the raps around the tree to the left of the bridge. Yesterday my friend Matt and I went out and gathered a trailer and a half full of wood form dumpsters at construction sites, this method of getting wood seems to be very reliable. Tomorrow Nate and I are planning another build day to finnish the roller coaster if any one would like to come out and help give Nate a call at the Bike Way or his cell phone...

What do u Like... VOTE

I gathered some pics of the ideas that you gave me... I think "sorry no rat wheel"??? Now all you have to do is vote!!!! And another thing im going out saturday to get wood and build, and if anyone has a truck or trailer let me know. I think i have something lined up but its always good to have a back up....




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What dose everyone want... Ideas

me and nate were talking last night about building low to the ground beginner skills area. This area would include teeter todders skinnys little bridges logs.... dose any one have any ideas of what they would like to see??? leave a post with your Idea and we will see if we can build it..

Thinking Skinny?

Well yet another successful build day at NSP. The snow does not seem slow down the building process. We decided to add a 2 more features, that stray away form the high altitude acrobatic features that NSP has already been accreted with. The two new additions include a skinny with a ladder to halfed log to ladder to halfed log, and an A LINE highly (3-5 feet) elevated ladder to roller coaster.

Build Day

Hey if any one is interested Nate and I are planning on going on going out on Sunday.... Last saturday when it was -5 out I went out and built the start to a cool new skinny that is going to develop into a roller coaster the pic below should give you an idea of what it should kinda look like when it is finished. Give us a call and let us know what your plans are or leave a post on the blog.... Hope to see you out there

Gage say's Farewell?!

I'm not sure how many of you know, but Gage has sold his bike. This came from a HUGE crash in Colorado and some SERIOUS hospital time. We are glad he is recovering well, since it has been several months since the crash but only recently did we box up his ride and send it out the door. I found this pic from one of the trips and thought it was a good occasion to remind everyone to enjoy the ride everytime you get a chance. A little more time to heal up and he'll be back on the trail. Cheers!!

Planning a Build Day

Hey everyone, im planning on heading out to NSP sunday morning around 8 till 230 cuz i have to work at 3. if any one would like to help me call Nick at 680-6002 Nate is going to be out of town.

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Just another build day at NSP

Today me and Caleb went out and finished putting the ladder on the teeter todder and built a all natural skinny ladder off the teeter todder that starts off at one foot and narrows down to 4 inches...We also finished some of the ladder to the left of the table top landing. Its going to take a lot more wood to finish the spiral around the tree, Nate thinks he would a pretty good source for scrap wood so i hope that turns out good. Tomorrow is going to to be a partial build day the first half is going to be spend gathering wood the the second half is going to be spend building so if anyone would like to come out and help give Nate a call and find out where we are... Sorry for the pic quality i took them with my phone

Sitting, Waiting, Wishing

Took a few photos of the ravines under some snow gave some neat shots with different depths than normal photos. On man does the snow make me want to ride so much more looking forward to spring/summer rolling around and being able to get some serious riding and building in. On the bright side got to try out the 1.75 studded snow tires (which worked awesome by the way) skinny cuts through the snow = way easier to pedal. Also my dad organized all the tools which should help a ton at finding things in the morning.