Didja get a nosebleed being that high up?
The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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Don't get on it unless you're confident of your tech-game.
That bike is pristine.
There's hardly ever any mud around out here... if you're patient.
Or, is it a staged photo?
He didn't ride his way up to that altitude on a difficult green trail. He had one of his kids push his bike up there for the photo op.Or, is it a staged photo?
I recall having a very not-fun time with the clay on the upper mesa bits of the Edge Loop many years ago.
Granted, not Front Range mud. Worst sticky clay mud mess ever.
Oh, there's some of that shit 'round here... but easily avoided with a modicum of patience.
New stem performed well as my bars remained connected to my bike. This upgrade turned out to be a bar/stem upgrade, which worked out nicely. Fresh shock rebuild did too. And my 54t star ratchet… and the new grips I decided I needed. Add a fresh DHRII out back and my bike is the shiz these days.
Tuck n rolled when my outside foot ran into a rock going around a berm. I saw it coming and couldn't get repositioned in the turn. This time was into soft grass so that was nice.
Sorry Sir, park is closed [to cars]
Moose [Bison] out front should've told you...
No babies yet...
My normal turn around spot but on the downhill side of the spring / road...
Not a bad first ride of '22...
Moose [Bison] out front should've told you...
No babies yet...
My normal turn around spot but on the downhill side of the spring / road...
Not a bad first ride of '22...
Good to see you getting oot and aboot, MR!
*might* be coming through IP soon, I’ll let you know.
*might* be coming through IP soon, I’ll let you know.
1/2 of Bozeman was there yesterday, so the biggest threat were the packs of well conditioned cougars*
In my experience biking is almost always a sausage fest, so I'm pleasantly surprised to bike in the park where the ladies outnumber the men.
It's a similar vibe at Copper City which is Bozeman's Fruita-esque escape in the banana belt of Three Forks en route to Helena.
*I'd say despite my late start to coincide with the warmest temps of the day, it was as crowded as I have ever seen it, probably 200+ cyclists [5-85] with the majority being uber fit females.
30% kitted out road bikers , 40% riding townie / mountain bikes, 20% fat, 10% e-bike
More troubling to me was the realization that almost every male over 50 had a bushy gray JBP style 'stache regardless of bike or fitness level...
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Little guy asked me yesterday if we could spend the whole day on bikes. Kinda came out of nowhere, but yes absolutely we can. So we rode to the mountain, grabbed food at the lookout cafe, rode round the mountain, playground, frisbee and then back home. He didn’t flinch at the hills or the distance. Was great fun. Looking forward to more rides with him!
Crap! Is that your Scout? And just pulled it out of storage like that?
Hopefully you can get a quick fix or replacement arm.
Yep, was doing spring cleaning/maintenance. Put in a application for crash replacement. Hopefully they still have that part. If not, they offer new frames... but at what price, dunno yet.Crap! Is that your Scout? And just pulled it out of storage like that?
Hopefully you can get a quick fix or replacement arm.
Has it lost any potency?