Mich, tell them Brits what it is like to ride on REAL ROCKS! Uou know, BIG ones that are so dry and grippy they rip the little knobbies right off your tires! Sorta like that big chunk of raw granite in my avitar! If you fall on that stuff you're gonna loose a lotta skin!

You yanks may well have big grippy rocks but we have big slippery ones, in fact I reckon our medium sized ones, that

Edited January 26, 200620 yr by Cleanasawhistle

When you come across the pond to Tennessee we will introduce you to the "black rocks"! And you think your greenies are sli ppery!

I know for a fact my greenies are slippery !!!

Edited January 26, 200620 yr by Cleanasawhistle

I thought the Vikings were here first! (After the Natives of course)

Edited January 26, 200620 yr by trialsurfer

Or cmoe to new england on a wet day and we'll show you some slippery rocks twice the size of yours. (we got bigger stones lol ) Or a little place in conneticut where there are millions of loose square rocks, nasty stuff for tires, bodies, and whatever else happens to be in contact with the ground.

What was this topic about anyways...

Englands rocks rule! i mean come on we do pump out the best riders in the world!

[Englands rocks rule! i mean come on we do pump out the best riders in the world!]

Maybe they just have to travel to find real rocks!

Trialsurfer actually knows what a real rock looks like, although living on the worlds largest sandbar he probably has not seen one in a while. I think they use conch shells for the Rollers there! Put a lot of them between big logs and such!

You boys are in for a bit of a treat in OK too! Stoodly actually compared it to Donner!

come to addingham moorside and you'll see some real rocks there! it's not that long of a trip from texas anyway is it? LOL

we ain't got no rocks down here - wet or slippery

just mud, sand and trees!

rocks, really what are they ?

rabie

Edited January 27, 200620 yr by rabie

Now that's a rock.

yeah,but it aint slippery!

you yanks obviously haven't seen any of are national championships have you?

yeadon & guiseley's national had a 9 foot long rock a few degrees from vertical

that most people wouldn't dream of atempting and that was only the ramp for a 8 foot gap up a 10 foot overhang!

another piont to make is that it's all well and good having 'big' rocks but whats there use when know one there can get up them

hope no one takes this to seriously

I'm not getting anywhere near this shoot-out, I've ridden rocks on both sides of the pond and fell on my duff! You men will have to settle this alone.