Hello, everyone, and welcome to episode 53 of the Pink Bike podcast. Somehow we've made it this far.

I'm Mike Kassmer, and today we've got a heated debate on tap on trail like etiquette, specifically

who should have the right-away, climbers or descenders. Traditionally, it's been uphill riders have the right-of-way or descenders now traditionally it's been uphill riders

have the right-of-way descenders have to yield but there are some people who think otherwise they're

wrong so we're going to have a good debate about that um we'll start off to see brian park did you run

anyone off the trail this weekend yeah like four people yeah just bombing down or fusing to yield

yeah on the fire road just bombing down or fusing to yield. Yeah, on the fire road.

Like bombing down the climb, just foot out, flat out.

Yeah, terrorizing people in Stanley Park on your electric commuter bike.

I did ride an electric commuter bike, but I also rode mountain bikes.

Yeah, that's good.

Or allegedly mount bikes.

It was a hard tale. And we also have Sarah Moore, Gio also rode mountain bikes. Yeah. Or allegedly mount bikes. It was a hard tale.

And we also have Sarah Moore, Giofer ride this weekend, Sarah.

I did.

I was just thinking of which trails I rode that were one directional.

And there's this one trail that's like a foot wide.

It's like a skinny bridge.

And luckily, you barely ever encounter anybody there but when you do come across

somebody on this skinny bridge it's a little bit scary you got to kind of jump into the skunk cabbage

tracks from hell tracks from hell yeah yeah i love that drill so many people hate it because it has

that long skinny that's like slightly uphill and i've definitely seen plenty of people tip into the

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