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  1. #726
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    https://youtu.be/-bb7eCgLbLI

    I'm looking at you, Hunt.

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    ride bikes, climb, ski, travel, cook, work to fund former, repeat.

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    I put 40c ramblers on my bike in my quest for a better all arounder. Kinda feels like I could almost go anywhere now. Pavement roll is really nice, but actually have some tread compared to the Gravelking slicks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by climberevan View Post


    I'm looking at you, Hunt.

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    Huh, was thinking about how I'm going to fund a new Diverge... I think I'll name it GSA Cyclery

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    There's a nice Warbird 56 on one of the Facebook gravel groups for $2k. If it would have been around before I picked up the Diverge I definitely would have gone that route.
    Do you know which group? I've checked a couple and no luck yet

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    No. I can't find it now either. I saw it twice over the course of several days but I didn't save it and the key word searching isn't finding it either. I'll keep looking and let you know.

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    Anyone looking for a Salsa Cutthroat in 56 or 58, PM me. Apparently they’re hard to find this season, but a buddy’s shop has two.

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    Got out in a different direction the other day. Up lolo's "not ski hill"

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    Then to the bass creek overlook

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    Some people had camp setup at the overlook/picnic area which I feel like is not a campground and this slackline across the canyon. There was a guy out there.

    Around the larry creek loop

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    Snack break in stevi then back roads on the other side of the valley home

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    https://www.strava.com/activities/3778185706

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    Great S24O this weekend. I packed the bike and left from home and cycled into the GMNF 40 miles away.

    Swimming hole in Bristol

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    It was a mixed surface ride and this stretch of road was beautiful.

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    At camp on the New Haven River.

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    After breakfast I rode up and over to Middlebury to meet friends.

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    We did a loop back to Midd for a 50 mile ride. Lake Dunmore looked inviting but we settled for maple creemees.

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    Next time - remember a drying line and leave a bottle cage empty for a to-go beer at the brewery.

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    ^^^Sickter.

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    Yeah man, setup looks tight and right. Well done!
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    GF & I finally got out for an overnight. She loved it, so this will likely become a regular thing. What's especially interesting to me is that she seemed more confident on the (lightly) loaded 1120 than she does on her regular MTB.Click image for larger version. 

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    ride bikes, climb, ski, travel, cook, work to fund former, repeat.

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    You guys are KILLING IT. Moar please. I'm getting the itch for an overnight.

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    Special recognition. That's awfully stout. Nice work man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    Great S24O this weekend. I packed the bike and left from home and cycled into the GMNF 40 miles away.
    Nice ride! Check gear 3 times for black legged ticks as that area is central casting for VT tick outbreaks.
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    Thanks to the continued dumbing down of the MTB network here I can ride my Gravel Bike from Sugarbush to Flatbread and back 98% offroad on dirt sidewalk. Not much climbing to, a far bit going back the same way, nice breeze was helpful..

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    "If the road You followed brought you to this,of what use was the road"?

    "I have no idea what I am talking about but would be happy to share my biased opinions as fact on the matter. "
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    Quote Originally Posted by climberevan View Post
    https://youtu.be/-bb7eCgLbLI

    I'm looking at you, Hunt.

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    That was GREAT.
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    Quote Originally Posted by huckbucket View Post
    Special recognition. That's awfully stout. Nice work man.
    Thanks. We have this thing going on called the move mt challenge and I'm in the biggest distance and climbing categories. Decided I'd make an effort at keeping place with the guy trying to ride a million vertical feet this year (plus another million on skis). I'm a little behind but am pretty happy with how I'm feeling for the amount i've ridden the last two weeks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
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    That's a spicy meatball!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel View Post
    Thanks to the continued dumbing down of the MTB network here I can ride my Gravel Bike from Sugarbush to Flatbread and back 98% offroad on dirt sidewalk. Not much climbing to, a far bit going back the same way, nice breeze was helpful..

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    This post gets a simultaneous ‘Like’ and ‘dislike’...
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    Yeah man, setup looks tight and right. Well done!
    Dangling a cup off the saddle bag is so 2018.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamal View Post
    Thanks. We have this thing going on called the move mt challenge and I'm in the biggest distance and climbing categories. Decided I'd make an effort at keeping place with the guy trying to ride a million vertical feet this year (plus another million on skis). I'm a little behind but am pretty happy with how I'm feeling for the amount i've ridden the last two weeks.
    1. Your ride was rad. Really hoping I can get over to that side of the state sometime this summer.
    2. Are you talking about the guy from Bozeman that's going for 2 million vert this year? Dude's my favorite Strava follow. The numbers he's putting up are equally obscene and inspiring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huckbucket View Post
    Special recognition. That's awfully stout. Nice work man.
    No kidding. nice Jamal. I kudo'd ha

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    Did 47 miles of gravel in 100 degree heat.

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    The MTBs fared better on the deep gravel sections than the gravel bikes, and smoked us on the descents.

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    Ran out of water 25 miles in. Not ideal, but a nice little loop.

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    Cooler full of water and beer back at the car was a life saver.

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    I guess quotes and attachments are broken now but yeah, thanks. And that is the guy. Me and a local photographer are at about the same number and chasing him, but are like 20k feet behind. or more. He hasn't added anything in a few days. It's been fun, but hard and I'm not sure how long I'm going to be able to keep this up. been averaging 5400ft of climbing every day since the 4th and haven't taken a day off. Some days I just try to pedal easier than normal and don't climb as much, and then eat and sleep a lot. Did 4 laps up my local trail for 7400ft today, felt pretty good the whole time. Been out past dark with lights every other day this week.

    Couple recent pictures although I'm not sure if imgur embeds work?





    If not here's a link and I'll get some sort of a new thing going on my hosting because my gallery software seems to have broken

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    Quote Originally Posted by jamal View Post
    I guess quotes and attachments are broken now but yeah, thanks. And that is the guy. Me and a local photographer are at about the same number and chasing him, but are like 20k feet behind. or more. He hasn't added anything in a few days. It's been fun, but hard and I'm not sure how long I'm going to be able to keep this up. been averaging 5400ft of climbing every day since the 4th and haven't taken a day off. Some days I just try to pedal easier than normal and don't climb as much, and then eat and sleep a lot. Did 4 laps up my local trail for 7400ft today, felt pretty good the whole time. Been out past dark with lights every other day this week.

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    If not here's a link and I'll get some sort of a new thing going on my hosting because my gallery software seems to have broken

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    Very nice. BTW you can still embed photos hosted elswhere (like imgur) you just have to reply here using their direct links and the [IMG]url[/IMG] formatting.

    Strava of the dude doing 2 million vert??

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