
Originally Posted by
SJG
Flanders: The left drop you are thinking of is the A-line on Stones. The Stones B-line doesn't have the 90 degree left, it's just straight down the rock pile.
The Left after the squeezer (before the rock pile) is the B. You've ridden right past it for 2yrs and missed it. On top of the rock pile (Stones) is A (left) and B (right). But below the rock pile is the hard left for "Sticks", which is rideable by most.
Thanks, I get it now. I need to actually work these sections instead of giving them the 1 half-assed go and rolling on...

Originally Posted by
Dantheman
FYI, if you're thirsty after riding, the Reams on 400 S in Springville does not sell beer. Couldn't believe it.
Rode Packard to Kirkman Alt and Dry Canyon in Hobble Creek. P-K was a great loop and I'd definitely ride it again. Already starting to get dusty, it might be a lot less fun after a few months of motos, cows and no rain. Dry Canyon was dumb, I should have turned around right away and HAB'ed up Left Fork Days.
That's obnoxious but par for the Springville course, place is as straight as they come.
Good beta for the Hobble area.

Originally Posted by
dfinn
Pretty good since I was with him.
One of you guys' Strava probably thinks it's on the E coast with that 2 hour time difference...
"Your wife being mad is temporary, but pow turns do not get unmade" - mallwalker the wise
Bookmarks