Submitted by: RAY DOLOR – I have no doubt but that they would behave the same on the PCT. In addition, my responsibly-ridden, soft-rubber, air-filled tires do far less in the way of trail surface impact than the feet and hooves of many of the trails’ current users. There is no fair reason to exclude

Submitted by: NICK T – It’s inspiring to see this small group of volunteers start a grassroots movement dedicated to the fair use and preservation of the Pacific Crest Trail. This Initiative not only promotes, protects and preserves the PCT for our generation, but will do so for the enjoyment and health of our children

Submitted by: CHRIS K. – As a long time hiker, trail runner, and cyclist, I am excited at the prospect of additional access for bicycles, as there many loop options that the PCT would help to complete. I am also confident that by opening up the PCT to an additional pool of active and dedicated

The spirit of this post captures our sentiment and reiterates our stance that we, as members of the mountain biking community, are just as concerned with the safety and welfare of all trail users as well as preservation and maintenance of the sanctity of the Pacific Crest Trail. To the individual who posted this note,