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pacrfan from Colorado Springs on 10/23/2025 3:46:44 PM:

What is the best type of bike to use for this trail?

Bullwinkle7 from Loveland, CO on 10/24/2025 9:07:42 AM:

In April 2024 I had two other riders with me, their bikes had hybrid tires and mine had road bike tires. While my partners had 1-3 scary incidents in softer gravel, I had about 9-10 with the skinnier tires. If I ride the Cowboy trail again it will be with minimally 2" tires. The softer surface while generally at road crossing pop up randomly along the trail!

Alex from Lincoln on 10/27/2025 2:53:03 PM:

A gravel or mountain bike is better suited. The trail can have inconsistent surfacing at times where having a wider tire can help. I'd recommend a minimum of 40c or 2.0 tire width. Air it down a bit for some cushion and enjoy the "party pace"! Hope you come ride the trail!

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