Yep, the riding around Conway is up there with NEK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuckerman
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Yep, the riding around Conway is up there with NEK.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tuckerman
http://www.reorggroup.com/blog/wp-co...ot_so_good.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Poop~Ghost
Raptor nesting issues if what I have heard is correct. Too bad, it really is incredible and the best way to access The Portal by far.
I thought it was big-horn sheep, but the biggest question I have with that is why the fuck do they have the jeep freeway running through goldbar then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
I thought it was Bighorn as well, though I've never seen any up there. Raptors would make more sense. Too bad either way, definitely one of the best trail combos in Moab IMO. Also the only way the Mag7 really makes any sense. It's just an easier shuttle from the TOP of Gemini Bridges and a nice warm up before the rim climbing.
that vid has me leaning to the right in my chair
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Originally Posted by Poop~Ghost
I am not in a place where I would make that ride
Quick trail break on Shoreline with Springsproject this afternoon. Mostly primo conditions with a few sloppy puddles though. Things down low should be good by tomorrow.
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...8&d=1369110690
I don't usually go road biking, but it was pissin rain in PC over the weekend so I took the Land Shark out for a spin on the Rail Trail...
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Mostly primo conditions with a few sloppy puddles though.
Been a lot like that here lately, my favorite time of year. The days are long and the long hangin fruit is ripe.
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That portal video is mind bending, I would not be long for this earth if I spent much time down there!
Another one from my race a couple weekends ago.
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Some Mid Mountain Moisture.
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Try to brake with one finger. You'll end up handling your bike better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian
I put these in another thread, but what the heck...a few weeks ago at the local trails:
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Few pictures from the ride this weekend with folks, my buddy ended up cracking the entire rear chain stay to his FSR at the beginning of UPS. Hiked bike to Kokopelli's and took it the entire way down. He could ride it down hill but his bottom bracket was about 2" from the ground, made it interesting
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Me, on my way down hazard
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Slickrock n' stuff
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About to brake his bike... and now
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Kokopelli's cows
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A lot of this on the uphill
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Still found some interesting stuff on Koko's
Rest of the pictures here - http://alexviauphotography.smugmug.c...g/Biking-2013/
It finally stopped raining/snowing in Austria, so I went to do a few laps at Leogang.
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A spin through Smuggler/Four Corners/Hunter Creek with great views today:
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Made it back down to Virgin last weekend after several years away. Rode nearly all of Gooseberry, Little Creek, and squeezed in a run on Show Me The Money/Dig It/Grafton. Wish I still lived down there; Grafton could use a little more trail-building love. This is one of the first drops I ever did, brings back good memories.
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Also, in case anyone is wondering, people are still camping around Crybaby, even though it's supposedly prohibited.
Was there last week for the first time. Gooseberry views were amazing and I would say that Grafton Mesa was my favorite riding in the area.
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That fork has got to weigh more than the frame, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by scrublover
Yes, Tuckerman, it's an EMBA trail in N Conway. Good trail. Some folks shuttle it. Personally, I think that's a bit gratuitous because the descent is not very steep. It has a pretty good length to it, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by VTsession
Wow, great pictures. Do you have more info on the trail? The first picture looks like Wenatchee?
So Sick! Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dromond
ya!! all real nice. 3rd one, using all the travel, looking way ahead
I did another Squamish day last Sunday. Incredible as always
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The bears are out
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Bellingham riding is still pretty ok
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