Could someone please offer me directions to UBC "Hoodlums"?

[Ornithology]

I need to know...I really want to know now. I saw some vids of the place and really want to check it out. I'm a UBC student and for the past three years I've been trekking my butt out to either Eric Hamber (they had some DJ's there) or getting out to SFU (which is hella far cuz they didn't have bus's that accomodate my 2.5" tires). I don't expect people to POST on here. But if someone is nice enough to pm me the directions that would be great. I've asked several people but to no avail. I would really want to save the commute and just ride around my campus. Thanks.

[karx]

I'm a UBC student and for the past three years I've been trekking my butt out to either Eric Hamber (they had some DJ's there) or getting out to SFU (which is hella far cuz they didn't have bus's that accomodate my 2.5" tires).

You gotta hit the gym buddy if you can't fit 2.5" wide tires in those old yellow bike racks on the bus, I've fit 2.7" in there and I wasn't exactly jumping on the tires to make it fit.

[racingsessions]

consider the profile of his rims, if he has double wides and you have 721's your tire will be a little more on the skinny side... if you do have problems deflate your tires and bring a pump

[Bryce]

2.5 is big for DJing

[dragonbones]

Hoodlums are nowhere near UBC...

[Brad Dawg]

Please do not ride dirt jumps with 2.5" tires. They will ruin whatever jumps you ride and anger the builders. Consider a lower profile tire with minimal knobs.

[backalleybandit]

the ubc jumps are at the anthro museum. Hoodlums is in N.Van