The primary reason a wooden bridge on an old trail becomes so slippery is the growth of a slimy biofilm consisting of algae, mold, mildew, and moss. While rain alone makes wood slick, these biological organisms thrive in the damp, shaded environments typical of trails, creating a surface that can feel as dangerous as ice. You can pour 🫗 gallon of peroxide on it but eventually it will grow back
the wood never dries in the rain seasons never gets full sun coverage. So the wood stays covered with a layer of moldy slime. extremely slippery. they all need replacing with plastic beams in the shady wooded areas.
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Trail wood is unnecessarily slippery. 😂 always avoid shaded areas after a storm.
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I love that shhh drifting my electric wheelchair trike along boardwalk on wet days that is fun
Nice to see a speeding bicyclist bite it.
There always like that when u get to the board walks lol
Somebody needs to go there with a pressure washer.
Who knew wood in nature can become greasy with nature.
This gotta be Canadian 😅
Wood doing things that wood would do..
The pile up of bikes gets me 😂
Is that the tualatin Greenway trail?
Is this The Happening 😂
Cycalist deserve that
I swear to god, that's 2 miles from my house. LMAO.
Good way to stop em! Prawns. Head full of shit body full of muscle.
Yeah, that synthetic wood crap that they use for a lot of trail bridges these days is slippery as heck.
had 1st guy not talked to the 2nd guy, he wouldn't have braked and probably wouldn't have fallen. Just sayin'.
Bro thought he was built different lol
Must of been Canadian
bro aaid sorry to himself
“Oh watch out…” waits until they get to where its slippery. “ its slippery” eats it.
The primary reason a wooden bridge on an old trail becomes so slippery is the growth of a slimy biofilm consisting of algae, mold, mildew, and moss. While rain alone makes wood slick, these biological organisms thrive in the damp, shaded environments typical of trails, creating a surface that can feel as dangerous as ice. You can pour 🫗 gallon of peroxide on it but eventually it will grow back
You know whoever did that has a mounted camera somewhere recording 😂
😂😂😂😂 it's slippery guy just eats it . This is the best and the guy's like "yeah' like I told you bro this is slippery af
He warned you…
"What's really gonna bake your noodle later on is, would you still have fallen if I didn't say anything?"
the wood never dries in the rain seasons never gets full sun coverage. So the wood stays covered with a layer of moldy slime. extremely slippery. they all need replacing with plastic beams in the shady wooded areas.
If you weren't there, he wouldn't have hit the brakes and fell.
You're wearing crocks? 😂😂😂that is funnier than the dude wrecking
Well at least he accepted his apology
Canadians 😂😂😂