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Relatively new to Brooklyn and haven't found any good places to stunt so far. Also been looking for some good backroads or canyons to ride..
Would kick down some beers at the very least for anyone willing to lend advice, or even just come rip around!
Appreciate it. Cheers
Not exactly "backroads", but if you want a decent ride, get out of NYC, take the GW Brdige, go north on the Palisades Parkway and head toward Bear Mountain of Harriman State Park.
Not exactly "backroads", but if you want a decent ride, get out of NYC, take the GW Brdige, go north on the Palisades Parkway and head toward Bear Mountain of Harriman State Park.
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