MtnBikerChk and I just got back from Pedro's festival. It's a three day MTB festival in The Berkshires. We got there Friday and could only stay two days. Too bad, because we had an absolute blast. There are a bunch of bike companies there offering demo rides, a vendor area, schwag, trails, camping, night rides, etc.
We arrived early Friday and promptly invaded Splat's campsite (splat, his wife, and their two kids). Soon after, Quo Fan and Big T arrived and joined us. Once we got our campsite situated, it was off to the expo area to snag some demo bikes.
First, I took advantage of half price tires at the Kenda truck. HOORAY Nevagals and Blue Grooves!
Demo ride #1: Titus
MBC snagged an El Guapo
as did I.
Quo Fan also took an El Guapo. Big T took a CARBON Racer X! Splat also took a RacerX and Mrs Splat took a Moto Lite. Pretty Tituses all in a row.
That El Guapo was a sick, sick bike. If I didn't buy the RFX, I'd have wanted an El Guapo. It climbed great for a 30+ pound bike, was stiff in the back, and descended really well. That was a really fun bike to ride. Quo Fan agreed.
We arrived early Friday and promptly invaded Splat's campsite (splat, his wife, and their two kids). Soon after, Quo Fan and Big T arrived and joined us. Once we got our campsite situated, it was off to the expo area to snag some demo bikes.
First, I took advantage of half price tires at the Kenda truck. HOORAY Nevagals and Blue Grooves!
Demo ride #1: Titus
MBC snagged an El Guapo
as did I.
Quo Fan also took an El Guapo. Big T took a CARBON Racer X! Splat also took a RacerX and Mrs Splat took a Moto Lite. Pretty Tituses all in a row.
That El Guapo was a sick, sick bike. If I didn't buy the RFX, I'd have wanted an El Guapo. It climbed great for a 30+ pound bike, was stiff in the back, and descended really well. That was a really fun bike to ride. Quo Fan agreed.