Would you ride this on your dual sport?

[klaviator]

[KevinB]

I can't even stay upright on a wide, flat trail.

[springer]

I can't even stay upright on a wide, flat trail.

#metoo... ;)


I might...and yes, I said MIGHT try it on my mountain bike...as in mountain bicycle.  ;)

[norton73]

Not me, I might consider walking it. Any thing with wheels, NOPE!

[Mulley]

Yes, not only would I ride this I actually want to ride this. Anybody know what trail this is?

[klaviator]

Yes, not only would I ride this I actually want to ride this. Anybody know what trail this is?

I believe it is somewhere near St George, Utah but don't know the name of the trail.  I do know that Utah has some awesome dirt riding. 

[gulfcoaster]

Depending on how much my bike cost, my fear of heights might have me considering calling the bike a loss and walking out.

[kylepeterson]

yup!

[Fencejumper09]

Sign me up! I feel invincible after this weekend!

[Sdom001]

I have, I've done very similar riding in Moab Utah as well as in New Mexico.

[Brian A]

I would not.

I consider the fact that I sometimes make mistakes and fall over. This trail would put me in a spot where a boo-boo on my part might well mean death.

That is past the point of being fun and challenging in my book. I have no real need or desire to do something like that - where a simple slip or misplaced front tire could kill me. 

Risk : Reward ratio would be way out of balance for me.

[marquez7890]

Yes, definitely

[Gam]

Sure, then I would base jump to valley and free climb back up.

[Frank Smith]

Eff that.

[Al Goodwin]

Looks like a perfect KLR trail.