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Summit County recreators question use of step-over barriers for e-bikes
Forest staff say the barrier is meant to stop motorized vehicles as some trail users warn it could hinder mountain bikers and older residents.
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Summit County recreators question use of step-over barriers for e-bikes
Some users of the popular Creek Trail in Silverthorne have expressed concerns that step-over bars meant to deter e-bikes could instead negatively impact mountain bikers, older residents and recreators with disabilities. The Creek Trail, located near Wildernest, is a half-mile path that connects to the larger Salt Lick Trail System. According to David Boyd, a public affairs officer for the White River National Forest, a step-over bar was install…
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