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pa spring fling
Ha! I couldn't have said it better myself!- luvz2ridez
- Post #44
- Forum: Pacific Northwest
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Why is it?
I have to say, when I first went to Whistler in 2005, I saw almost NO women. Then last year I returned to my surprise that there were tons of women DHer's and FRer's now! I was so excited! I think it's definitely getting more and more popular for women nowadays. Although, it can be a bit...- luvz2ridez
- Post #5
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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SST Riders Thanks
Ouch! Sorry to hear that, heal up quick!- luvz2ridez
- Post #15
- Forum: Pacific Northwest
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Gosh...it's been quiet around here
Thanks! It actually took me three tries the first time to ride this, I kept stopping at each hump. The 2nd time I went right over it with no problems...- luvz2ridez
- Post #30
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Gosh...it's been quiet around here
Here's a pic of me and hubby on Seymour... Don't we look so cute in our matching gear? Just kidding, none of that was planned, I swear!- luvz2ridez
- Post #24
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Gosh...it's been quiet around here
The summer seemed to take off though! I've been doing a little of this And this And some of this too It's been a busy summer on Seymour!- luvz2ridez
- Post #16
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Bike Park, Maybe?
Hell ya, bike park in WA! Now I don't have to move away...I'll buy a season's pass for sure!- luvz2ridez
- Post #34
- Forum: Pacific Northwest
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DJ/Urban FR Bike
How many of you girls own a DJ or Urban FR bike? What do you got? I want one. I think it'll help my riding and take up some time in the off season months.- luvz2ridez
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- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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The non-political Rippin Chix Pix Thread.....
Yes it is! I can't wait to get back up there!- luvz2ridez
- Post #187
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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The non-political Rippin Chix Pix Thread.....
Guys, I've come a long way this summer in my riding, considering this time last year I could barely get my tires off the ground! And it's all thanks to my great friends and husband who show me everything I need to see. Plus, the Dirt Series clinic in Whistler was the best! Here' me practicing...- luvz2ridez
- Post #185
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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holy. . . . sh!t
Holy crap I saw that Friday evening! Dang, glad he's ok...- luvz2ridez
- Post #4
- Forum: Pacific Northwest
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transition bike for women!!
The new Siren is a Freeride bike! Never did I say this bike is DH specific! Please do not put words in my mouth tronfnknblows. If you reread my post, you will see I stated: I did not, however, indicate it is a DH specific bike. Like you said, I could not tell a lot from my parking lot...- luvz2ridez
- Post #25
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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transition bike for women!!
Yup, they are designing it to be able to handle it all, DH, FR and trail riding...They had a bunch of women testing it at Whistler during Crankworks.- luvz2ridez
- Post #9
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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transition bike for women!!
My take: I liked it. It's hard to tell just riding around in the gravel parking lot, but overall, I had a great impression. It felt a lot like my bottle rocket, but was a bit higher up (the bottom bracket), had a shorter cockpit, and a slacker headtube (the BR has a 67), but it was a lot...- luvz2ridez
- Post #4
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Need help overcoming obstacles...
Body armor is a definite if you are doing obstacles! If I'm doing just a XC ride, I won't wear it, but if I know I'll be doing a lot of logs, I will. Be careful it doesn't give you the super women complex though. It did to me at Whistler where I was wearing full body armor and a full face...- luvz2ridez
- Post #6
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Syncline gathering The Results show (pics)
Why the hell wouldn't you bring water for your dog?!?! God that sucks.- luvz2ridez
- Post #4
- Forum: Pacific Northwest
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Bears in North Bend, Wa???
I've often felt that way up there...- luvz2ridez
- Post #5
- Forum: Pacific Northwest