4x4 hillclimbs in munson mass?
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check the local papers for info
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There are. The company I work for, owns one there. Try section8.com. Or call greystone properties out of the raleigh area.
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Get off the computer and get outside and use good old trial and error.  Build a ramp of dirt--it may be easier to make a pile of rocks (or whatever else you have in your area) and cover it with dirt.  Jump your bike off it and then adjust it as needed.  Buy a mountain bike video (The Collective, Kranked series, etc) and check out how they build theirs.  They will be bigger and the lips will be more vertical, but you can scale it down.  Also check out photos on online forums (MTBR, NSMB, ridemonkey, busted spoke, etc).  People post their dirt jumps all the time.\n\nIf you know of any BMX jump tracks, check those out.  But realize that a MTB wheelbase is longer, so the curvature of the ramp/lip needs to be a larger diameter.\n\nIf youre only going for 3' of air, you can probably land flat or build your jump so that you land on a down-sloped transition.  When you progress bigger than that, you will probably build your own transition exactly where you need it, and at the angle you need.\n\nCheck out Bellingham, WAs dirt jump park--my buddy helped develop and build it.
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try www.bbrmotorsports.com expensive but good quality \n\nalso www.rockmountianatvmc.com cheaper but still good quality
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Try Lincoln Recreational Park on East Escalante road.  You should not run alone though.  You can also try the golf courses.
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assuming you mean in Weschester county conneticut>>\n\nbaybrook bicycles http://www.baybrookbicycles.com/\n\nbicycle dealers but not sure if in your county>\nCLINTON \nRock N' Road Cycles\n223 East Main Street\nClinton, CT 06413\n860-669-7735\nwww.rocknroadcycles.com\n\nGLASTONBURY\nBicycles East\n2249 New London Turnpike, Unit F\nS. Glastonbury, CT 06073\n860-659-0114\n\nGREENWICH\nOutdoor Traders\n55 Arch Street\nGreenwich, CT 06860\n203-862-9696\nwww.outdoortraders.com\n\n \n RIDGEFIELD\nRidgefield Cycles\n22 Catoonah Street\nRidgefield, CT 06877\n203-438-0489\n\nWALLINGFORD\nWallingford Bike and Repair Shop\n218 N. Colony Road\nWallingford, CT 06492\n203-265-2998 \n\nWEST HAVEN \nBaybrook Bicycles \n243 Captain Thomas Boulevard\nWest Haven, CT 06516\n203-933-4576\nBerlin Bike\n855 Mill Street\nEast Berlin, Connecticut 06023\n860-828-1132\n\n\nNewington Bicycle\n1030 Main Street\nNewington, Connecticut 06111\n860-667-0857\n\n\nGreenwich Bicycles\n40 West Putnam Avenue\nGreenwich, Connecticut 06830\n203-869-4141\n\n\nWestport Bicycles\n606 Post Road East\nWestport, Connecticut 06880\n203-454-855
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Try snowest.com, they have a forum where you can ask the experts.
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I don't know if it still active but a few years ago people were doing a lot of climbing in Malibu Creek state park. \nThere were some established routes and a pond to jump in after a hot climb.\nGood luck
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Anything that you can do at an incline
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http://www.tallulahfallsgeorgia.org/
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hmm, well, the only place i know is in Dearborn Heights. it's near Fairlane Towne Center. It's beside the park. it's an indoor skating rink, and if you go there, you'll probably be able to get either classes or info on where you can get them.
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REI has a great selection but kind of pricey, There is a climbing shop right around the corner from the REI on 3300 south, I mean right around the corner, anyway, they have good prices, but not great selection.  Kirkhams is good.  \nHope that helps.
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check out   fitness.rancocortez.com
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Have you tried looking at the "muncie mission"? i think it is on memorial? it is a second hand store. Good luck
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haha...i dont know also...but i found out tatem park\nhttp://www.londonspeedskaters.com/locations.php#tatem
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You don't want to, believe me. It's way to flat. I would go for some mountians or something like that. But if you insist...I would trying this web-site \n\nhttp://www.ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/ncmap.html\n\nHave fun ;)
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try going on www.NJDIRT.com\nit is a mountainbike site..it might help it might not