Blue
Hills MTB Day is all about getting kids
and their families out on bikes to enjoy
the outdoors. What better way to celebrate
Father's Day! Photo by Philip Keyes
A
perennial favorite, the Bike Limbo has even
spurned the construction of limbo-specific
bikes to enter the "modified" limbo class!
Photo by John Goeller
With
the prevalence of video games and TV,
it's nice to see kids out on the trail getting
some healthy exercise. Photo by John Goeller
Southeast
Mass NEMBA provided many of the volunteers
to put on the event, but it was the Blue
Hills DCR
staff which worked tirelessly to make this
event happen. Photo by Philip Keyes
Bill Piotte, NEMBA Skills Guru, created a full blown skills
course for riders of all ages to learn to ride
obstacles.
Photo by John Goeller
Kids
worked their way up to meet the challlenges.
Photo by Bill Piotte
TrailWatch's
Steve Cobble showing
some
Bike Limbo style. Photo by John Goeller
Even
training wheels couldn't stop kids
from
having lots of fun. Photo by Bill Piotte
Wheelworks
was one of the events many sponsors.
Photo by Philip Keyes
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Skinny,
skinnier, skinniest: young and old could
improve
their skills in a safe environment.
Photo
by John Goeller
Thanks
to TrailWatch
for their many hours of
volunteerism
to make the Blue Hills a wonderful park.
Photo
by Philip Keyes
John Goeller and daughter share a day together.
Photo
by Philip Keyes
The
New
England Mountain Bike Patrol
Photo
by Philip Keyes
Even
TrailWatch and NEMBA's Bill Boles couldn't
resist
the skills course. Photo by John Goeller
Alternative
Needs Transportation was on hand
to
show off their beautifully functional bikes
Photo
by Philip Keyes
A
TrailWatch led ride. Photo by Philip Keyes
The
skills course offered three levels of drops.
Learn to drop easy, then go large! Photo by Bill Piotte
Watch
out for that..... BAR! Photo by John Goeller
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