The 95th Street section at Locust Shade promotes progression — a place where both new and experienced riders can hone their skills on skinnies, drops, and jumps. Its welcoming layout encourages repetition, making it easy to maximize each outing.
This Where I Ride poster references time spent riding at Locust Shade Park, with a focus on the 95th Street side of the trail system. It’s not about difficulty or standout features, but about repetition — the value of a place you return to often and know well.
Printed on thick, museum-quality matte paper, the poster is meant to live where everyday rides are planned and remembered. It’s a quiet nod to the routes that don’t need hype to stay relevant.
Each print is made on demand, keeping production intentional and in step with the kind of riding Locust Shade encourages — steady, accessible, and easy to come back to.
The 95th Street section at Locust Shade promotes progression — a place where both new and experienced riders can hone their skills on skinnies, drops, and jumps. Its welcoming layout encourages repetition, making it easy to maximize each outing.
This Where I Ride poster references time spent riding at Locust Shade Park, with a focus on the 95th Street side of the trail system. It’s not about difficulty or standout features, but about repetition — the value of a place you return to often and know well.
Printed on thick, museum-quality matte paper, the poster is meant to live where everyday rides are planned and remembered. It’s a quiet nod to the routes that don’t need hype to stay relevant.
Each print is made on demand, keeping production intentional and in step with the kind of riding Locust Shade encourages — steady, accessible, and easy to come back to.
Print details
Museum-quality matte paper
Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
Paper weight: 189 g/m²
Opacity: 94%
ISO brightness: 104%
Paper sourced from Japan
