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Slaughter Pen - Bentonville, AR

 

This trail network is amazing. I am not a person to ride the big wooden features or do gap jumps, but there were plenty of smaller features to keep me entertained. The trails are beautifully groomed, the features are well maintained and the signage is well thought out. Overall I liked this set of trails the best of everything that we rode in Bentonville because it had such a wide range of interesting things to keep you entertained. The trail has been built in a series of phases and there is no indication that the city is done building.

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Category: United States
Published: 18 January 2016

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Back 40 - Bentonville, AR

 

 

The Back 40 is a trail network in Bentonville that is just loaded with goodness. Located at the north end of town there are a series of trails all connected into a series of loops, you could spend a whole day here.

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Published: 18 January 2016

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Blowing Springs - Bentonville, AR

 

 

Blowing Springs is a nice diversion for those of you riding the Back 40 in Bentonville. Located just south of the Back 40, it is easy to get to and adds an additional set of miles. There is a concrete pump track also available just around the corner from the trailhead.

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Published: 18 January 2016

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42T Conversion to 1x10

I have been running 1x10 for several years now with an 11-36T cassette and have argued that for most of the trails here in central Texas that 36T is enough. But as I have gotten older, I am beginning to think that there is a value in having a few more teeth in the back for steep climbs. My Shimano drivetrain tops out at 36T so to go beyond that limitation I needed to change some components and make some adjustments. 

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Category: Repairs
Published: 17 August 2018

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