Transition Bikes Blog

The wood features start to take shape in Episode 2!

Known for their immaculate trail creations hidden deep in the PNW woods, the Treelines crew has been hard at work on this project, building all the wooden features throughout the new trail. Led by Adam McCoy and Dustin Rehagan, they have led a crew every Saturday for the last four months. During Covid, Adam started making fire cans (a small metal grill top) that they would bring out on the trail with them to cook food during builds. It was no surprise that every build day would be decked out with the best meals you've had in the woods. It's been awesome to see them take their skills, supersize everything, and execute these massive features.

With many of the wood features nearly complete, the final pass of dirt work has begun, and testing is right around the corner. Stay tuned to see how these features ride! If you missed it, catch Episode 1 HERE.

The most prominent feature on the trail is the Whale Tail. Riders will have the ability to roll in and out or jump in and jump out of this massive feature.

From dirt work to wall rides, we're stoked to start testing this new trail.

Treelines' attention to detail is unreal!