[pct-l] The "bumper sticker": Re: What do you say to mountain bikers on the PCT?

[JB de Anza]

I've taken away three things from this discussion and from living on planet
earth, which is very illuminating.


1. There are some trail users (hikers, equestrians and mountain bikers
alike) who don't mind breaking the rules that govern trail use and will do
so with impunity.


2. Some professed law abiding citizens feel that reporting such abuse will
have a positive impact on controlling the law breakers.


3. Some trail users think rule number 1 doesn't apply to their particular
group and some professed law abiding citizens think that reporting trail
abuse is probably a waste of time.


On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 7:09 PM, JPL <jplynch at crosslink.net> wrote:

> I've taken away two things from this discussion, which is very
> illuminating.
> 1.  There is a substantial population of MTBers who don't mind breaking the
> rules that govern trail use and will do so with impunity.
> 2.   It is critical for law abiding citizens to reports such abuse.
>
>    I'm part of a hiking group that is starting to work with a MB group, a
> bit naively in my mumble opinion.  This exchange is helpful.
>
>
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