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06-24-2009, 11:04 AM
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That kid has been spoken to by just about everyone up there. It finally took a cop to get him to listen. IMO kid had poor training with no specific info of how to ride local spots. With that said it is up to local riders of their cherished spot to
1. Show the best example of how they want their spot to be ridden. 2. Be ready to confront and educate about any issues they see from new or experienced riders. 3. Don't be afraid to be a dick if needed. Get your point across!!! I'm all for signage, but actual "lead by example" and "confronting issues head on" are going to have the most impact. Doug Widmann can give a great clinic on working and dealing with riders that effect access. When this guy spots an issue, he is in the face and makes his point absolutely clear. Starting a new org. KAKK Kiters Against Kooky Kiting
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