Spent the day in Stokesville.
Literally
And, figuratively
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Spent the day in Stokesville.
Literally
And, figuratively
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Remind me. We'll send him a red cap and a Speedo.
Great pics in this thread. I am experiencing a mtn biking resurgence this year, been riding a lot after a couple years of dormancy. Here's my friend Emily on the Mount Helena Ridge Trail this morning. Balsamroot in full bloom!
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I really need to go over there and ride some weekend.
Got out for a decent road ride yesterday
We stayed at lake como and took a mtb lap this morning. It's pretty short so I was considering a stop for a 2nd ride somewhere. Ended up not feeling like it after lunch at bitterroot brewery.
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Last edited by jamal; 05-21-2017 at 08:20 PM.
If you ever do, come with a group and you can rent my friend Eliza's bunkhousehttps://www.vrbo.com/700839. Really convenient to the trails, not to mention the brewpubs. Sleeps 8, $150 a night.
Lol, yeah sure the 3 wheeler is included just as long as you sign the waiver. [emoji3]
Busy weekend with Shuttlefest. We didn't bother with it, just rode Wakina Sky up and then cut over to the ridge trailhead and rode that back, taking the Show Me the Horse descent from the ridge. Sweet route.
Jerrying
Not jerrying
Awesome 24 ish hours in Moab this weekend. Temps were perfect and riding was the tits.
Started with a shuttle up to top of Kokkopelli, Big John is a character and it was sweet getting a 5 pm shuttle up with no one (literally) on the trails. Snowaddict91 and Reid pumped to slay!
Hmm... Castle Valley.
So fun! Love that trail. Dumped the bike twice at the end pretending a rock could be a berm and otherwise getting tired and lazy. At he car with beers by 8:30 though.
Next day my college roommate Justin drove down from Aspen and joined for Mag 7.
La Sals still looking flush.
Confusion reigns at trail intersection.
Blue Dot to Gold Bar was flippin awesome. First time through and so many fun tech challenges.
As wel as sketchy proximity to giant cliffs.
So much rock hammering I actually had to retighten my shock bolts (will be remedying with lock tite asap).
Entrance to Portal, everyone trying to find that 3rd or 4th wind. 4.5 hours in at this point.
Really impressive, if that's the right word, that someone was allowed to build a bike trail on a ribbon of terrain hugging an enormous (HUDGE!) cliff. It was no joke.
Roommates for life! Got a solid tank top burn having not lubed up my shoulder blades :/
Still had to pedal 40 mins back to town -- staring with an uphill in a raging headwind -- but made it back just in time to return buddy's rental bike and find out some idiot in an Kia had knocked off my driver side mirror while speeding trough downtown.
Grateful to the wife for sponsoring a final desert trip before we move east. Hitting Brevard on the way and will be psyched to check another top bike spot off the list.
"We're in the eye of a shiticane here Julian, and Ricky's a low shit system!" - Jim Lahey, RIP
Former Managing Editor @ TGR, forever mag.
Nice, Dunf. Doesn't get better than those two rides back-to-back.
^^Nice pics man, looks like some awesome riding.
Flying Dog is in great shape right now.
Had THE BEST run down that last night. Probably didn't drop from the top til 8:15 so we didn't run into a single climber on the way down. Perfect dirt, sun not blinding you from the side... beautiful. It felt like we were descending forever. I was slacking on that climb though.. clearly hadn't recovered from Moab.
"We're in the eye of a shiticane here Julian, and Ricky's a low shit system!" - Jim Lahey, RIP
Former Managing Editor @ TGR, forever mag.
Nice! What I can't figure out is why so many people ride it clockwise. It's so much better the other way.
I'll have to check out Mill D in the evening. Last year I started riding Mueller in the dark to avoid the crowds, but the dark still holds you back. Evening is probably the ticket.
From today in Walpole, NH.
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crab in my shoe mouth
Last weekend
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