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anyone ever ridden calgary???

bmx susej Posts: 15 Joined: 2/16/2007 Location: Olds, CAN	2/16/2007 4:52 PM bmx susej wrote: ive never seriuosly ridden calgary i imagine it has alot to offer street/parks i was just wondering about the riding scene bmx susej wrote: ive never seriuosly ridden calgary i imagine it has alot to offer street/parks i was just wondering about the riding scene Quote Last Post Only ive never seriuosly ridden calgary i imagine it has alot to offer street/parks i was just wondering about the riding scene
foxrider18 Posts: 17 Joined: 7/21/2007 Location: Edmonton, AB. CAN	7/22/2007 3:39 AM foxrider18 wrote: Calgary park can be very busy at times, so if your not agressive, you will never get a good session. foxrider18 wrote: Calgary park can be very busy at times, so if your not agressive, you will never get a good session. Quote Last Post Only Calgary park can be very busy at times, so if your not agressive, you will never get a good session. The Bird Man[/b]
kwbike.co Posts: 6 Joined: 3/21/2008 Location: calgary, CAN	3/21/2008 10:39 PM kwbike.co wrote: ne 1 know any good trails i live there and can only find small crappy stuff kwbike.co wrote: ne 1 know any good trails i live there and can only find small crappy stuff Quote Last Post Only ne 1 know any good trails i live there and can only find small crappy stuff
macneil_bmxer20 Posts: 1 Joined: 3/23/2008 Location: Red Deer, CAN	3/23/2008 8:33 PM macneil_bmxer20 wrote: edmonton has alot more and better parks. calgarys park is alright but mostly known for its size macneil_bmxer20 wrote: edmonton has alot more and better parks. calgarys park is alright but mostly known for its size Quote Last Post Only edmonton has alot more and better parks. calgarys park is alright but mostly known for its size
methepeople Posts: 6 Joined: 5/19/2008 Location: calgary,	5/20/2008 9:06 PM methepeople wrote: The only time to ride millenium park is between 12 am and 9 am, other than that it's full of "cooler than though" skate,bmx, and rollerblade kids calgary has a ton of street shit to ride, you just have to actually keep your eyes peeled Most of the good street is downtown. I find there's a ton of really fun stuff to ride that's easy to access. Also, downtown calgary has a ton of random stairways at the base of skyscrapers that lead to lunch/break courtyard areas for the workers. If you ride around downtown on a sunday or in the evening you can get undistrubed access to lots of hidden stuff. My advice if to just go downtown during non-business hours and go all over, you'll find some stuff that's fun to ride. Also, check out the cochrane, and okotoks parks, and especially check out the brooks park. It's about an hour and a half east on hwy 1, and it's really fun. methepeople wrote: The only time to ride millenium park is between 12 am and 9 am, other than that it's full of "cooler than though" skate,bmx, and rollerblade kids calgary has a ton of street shit to ride, you just have to actually keep your eyes peeled Most of the good street is downtown. I find there's a ton of really fun stuff to ride that's easy to access. Also, downtown calgary has a ton of random stairways at the base of skyscrapers that lead to lunch/break courtyard areas for the workers. If you ride around downtown on a sunday or in the evening you can get undistrubed access to lots of hidden stuff. My advice if to just go downtown during non-business hours and go all over, you'll find some stuff that's fun to ride. Also, check out the cochrane, and okotoks parks, and especially check out the brooks park. It's about an hour and a half east on hwy 1, and it's really fun. Quote Last Post Only The only time to ride millenium park is between 12 am and 9 am, other than that it's full of "cooler than though" skate,bmx, and rollerblade kids calgary has a ton of street shit to ride, you just have to actually keep your eyes peeled Most of the good street is downtown. I find there's a ton of really fun stuff to ride that's easy to access. Also, downtown calgary has a ton of random stairways at the base of skyscrapers that lead to lunch/break courtyard areas for the workers. If you ride around downtown on a sunday or in the evening you can get undistrubed access to lots of hidden stuff. My advice if to just go downtown during non-business hours and go all over, you'll find some stuff that's fun to ride. Also, check out the cochrane, and okotoks parks, and especially check out the brooks park. It's about an hour and a half east on hwy 1, and it's really fun. I have more skill in my little claw then you have in your entire carapice!!!!

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