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unepic iphone photos. not really sure why people rave about the cam in this thing, to me it's shit.
I call this one 'shart on chicken legs'. One of the dryer days lately. Perspective makes my feet look like that dude's hands in that burger commercial
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The ladyfriend on her first MTB ride up in the Sycline area
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First ride of the year...6.5 weeks post clavicle surgery :) I felt so good, but have to be super careful riding downhill for the next couple weeks.
Nice. In my experience, once I got through those first couple rides (and the resulting aches and pain, particularly the day after), I was basically good to go with very little discomfort.Quote:
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Agreed. I have had no issues from my clavicle surgery. It's the wrist and knees that get ya.
awesome pics, found more than a few desktop backgrounds
some of yall are just crazy though
I love the view from this preserve...seems like the whole world is laid out for my amusement! :) The blue off in the distance is the Pacific Ocean, btw.
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Bozeman may be a cold, snowy hell hole right now, but riding out west towards the Continental Divide does not suck ... and it's dry!
No action stoke as I was flying solo today. So just poser shots:
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After one day of riding, these tubes gave out on me. Junk! It also might because I tried to steamroll a cactus ...
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More poser stoke from today:
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Headed back out tomorrow afternoon to get some more miles on the new ride with an effort to be less of a MTB JONG.
^^^ Lewis and Clark Caverns Loop? If so did you ride clock wise or counter?
Yessir. Did two loops. Clockwise up at the Greer Gulch trailhead and then some Bozeman Mags hooked it up with a shuttle run down the back side from the visitor center up top. It did not suck.Quote:
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In other news, I'm going to spray paint all the fucking cactus with safety orange paint so I don't roll over them again...
^^^what you call a "cold, snowy hell hole", I call the "best snow pack in 20 years". To each his own -- nice to see that Lewis & Clark is good to go.
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Sunflowers are out bump.
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Reporting from North Lake Tahoe! Most of our trails are still buried in many, many feet of snow, though the snow is melting quickly. I neglected to shoot anything on yesterday's ride... if I ride tomorrow, I shall try my best to bring back pictures.
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6 weeks to the day for me (opted against the surgery for now) since my crash and I pedaled my DJ up and down the street for the 1st time! Felt good but I also separated my AC joint in my shoulder so that's a lot more tender than the clavicle. Can't wait to ride but the doc says another 4-6 weeks :(. Guess the trainer will have to do...Quote:
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I hear that, except for me it will be a couple more months. Learning how to ride with my left foot forward on smooth mellow trails for now...What better time for a trip to Helena? First time I've been out taking pics and doing what I love in quite a while. It was glorious.Quote:
I felt so good, but have to be super careful riding downhill for the next couple weeks.
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Cool rainbow on the way home.
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It's gonna be a while till we ride high country this year, Spanish Peaks:
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Gallatin Range, 6/17/11:
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Love this! especially the canada
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Tone is back! Whaddup dude? Nice to see ya getting better :biggrin: Your dad is doing a helluva job this year keeping the trails in good shape. It's been wet, mucky, wet and wet this year but I can get in there and ride for four hours with all his good work.
Donkeykong - Where is that in your pics? It's not too rocky :eek: Looks like the kinda place I enjoy.
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That's a dope shot. He didn't go down did he?
He did indeed, the exit on that berm is pretty tight, and we've all gone down on it once or twice. Still hasn't convinced us to rebuild itQuote:
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