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What I find most disturbing about the conservationists arguments to keep a simple bicycle out of wilderness, isn’t turning a blind eye to decades of study that show horses are far more destructive to the trails. Or the unmaintained terrible trail conditions often encountered in wilderness areas. It is the fact that the conservationists numbers are steadily shrinking and at some point there will be few people interested in the concept of wilderness. Even now it is painfully obvious that many commenting here do not regularly use a wilderness area, only cling to the concept of wilderness as they see fit with a attitude that could only be compared to a religion. In the age of cell phones, video games and social media one of the only ways to engage the youth and get them outside is by introducing them to the mountain bike. I have been a mentor athlete and I have seen how a mountain bike has changed young peoples lives. Many of them develop a strong bond to the outdoors and continue to return long after the cycling program is no longer part of their lives. One former member of the cycling program just posted photos of a backpacking trip on Facebook and I am pleased that he discovered the outdoors while on the saddle of a mountain bike. I do wish that the many commenting here who do not see the mountain bike as appropriate to wilderness could take a real world view of the challenges that face our wilderness. The most problematic being lack of interest. Personally I would rather have a wilderness inclusive of mountain biking than no wilderness at all. Which will no doubt happen if the numbers of wilderness supporters continue to decline. Please approach the subject with an open mind and think of not just issues that affect yourself but solutions that could affect all of us. Thank you.

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Gary graduated from the University of Manchester with a first-class honours degree in Geochemistry and a Masters in Earth Sciences. After working in the Australian mining industry, Gary decided to hang up his geology boots and turn his hand to writing. When he isn’t developing topical and informative content, Gary can usually be found playing his beloved guitar, or watching Aston Villa FC snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.

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I was most impressed by the horse-riders I startled on the Dyke Trail in Crested Butte a few years ago. They were real horsemen and when I came upon them in thick foliage that made it impossible for us to see one another they handled their horses excellently and nothing happened. Hats off to them.

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