Yes if your willing to pay for it.

 Thanks!

 For sure, I have a 2008.

 It's currently for sale in the frame section, 2 very small dents, no cracks and just went through all the pivots. It's a 2004 and a medium, 65 HA, 100mm BB and 150mm rear. I loved it but I needed a large.

http://www.pinkbike.com/buysell/1025756/

 Thanks!

 Basically that whole section below the falls that I cleared out became a huge camp. If I had enough people riding it I could maybe run them off, but I don't. The whole section is so blind and fast I'm kind of afraid of them sabotaging it or something stupid, not worth getting hurt over.

Your trail will probably always be there because there are lots of people walking it, but they messed up all the off-camber shoring and the chute at the end. I'd like to maintain it so I could ride it but it's hard all by myself, I think it'd be best to put the effort into one of the many other established trails around that are in need.

Still I had an awesome time working out there and riding with you, I don't regret any of it.

I'll come shred some AZ dirt with you before spring, I promise!

 Tried to once and crashed....not sure what to do with this spot, the bums have taken it back. So much trash everywhere...

Your trail is peppered with dog sh*t and the hikers are wrecking it, pretty depressing.

 That's ok, it's just a concept...I'm not a bike builder, just a designer...

 Read the comments on the previous pic, and thanks for commenting.

 ya....luckily pic was emailed to me, still I turn 40 next year so kinda unnerving...lol

 Ummmm...I'll try to explain it again...

There is a chain idler pulley that rides on that 'banana link' and swings down as the suspension compresses, thus giving the chain slack as the axle moves back
Iit's just a concept, I'm glad it got you thinking, that was the point.
In the previous pic the lines drawn actually represent the chain at full compression

 chain rides on an idler that rides on the top lever.

chaingrowth is +/= 10mm throughout it's travel

try again