I'd post more pics but I'm scared of profro making fun of me. 
He's just weirded out that you ride in flannel. It's not very often he sees someone riding in dress clothes.I'd post more pics but I'm scared of profro making fun of me.
One of the flow lines at the DJ park. Pretty impressed with my homie's progression. Going from never hitting a jump to buying a DJ bike to looking pretty solid on the smaller jumps in a little over a month.
Where are those jumps?
Looks like Pleasanton Bike Park
I was just about to complain of the absence of a plaid flannel shirt until I noticed the shorts.
Correct sir!
It was kinda trashed for a bit but there is a crew out there digging and maintaining stuff so it's making a come back
Yeah i thought it looked like there, but it looked a lot better than last time I was out there (~1.5 years ago).
This must be the highest mountain of Nederland in the backgroundYe olde pic from August last year:
That same ML8 is completely different now. Can't wait for the Leyetocht of this year!
Oh, and I brought Endura shorts. fite me
congrats on the custom title, oh dank one!Ye olde pic from August last year:
That same ML8 is completely different now. Can't wait for the Leyetocht of this year!
Oh, and I brought Endura shorts. fite me
I've been over there Wednesdays after work (my buddy is super stoked on dirt jumping right now). Come hit it up if you have time.
It's dry as fuck on the trails lately. There's usually a stream in the spot I'm riding through:
30-40 minutes southeast.
Looking good but the two other dewds are taking some strange B-lines?
Flow lines no doubt...
Those are the little girly lines you have to take when you don't have amishmatt's big muscles.
Vid of VT shenanigans Killington+ MT Snow
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHLZ9apBtxZ/?taken-by=joscerb
and a picture
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHLZ9apBtxZ/?taken-by=joscerb
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1. Are any of Killingtons new trails open?
B. Where's that rope swing?
B. Where's that rope swing?
That was my second time there so I'm not sure whats new and whats old.. first time we went, the entire right side of the mountain was closed due to some "spartan" race so we did not experience much.
This time was incredible.. gravity logic finished up Blue Magic, their blue jump trail ( kinda in between Gronk and Hawleywood at Thunder ) and it was so damn fun. The left side of the mountain/ the short lift is fun flowy stuff. The right side was awesome. we got caught in some enduro type trails ( hard to keep inertia with these big low bikes ) but we found Black Steel and some other break off trails that were so awesome.. just totally plowing through rock.
Mt Snow was the same.. some trails were closed and looked like they haven't been touched in awhile..That fun little wooden platform drop underneath the lift is gone, just a really small dirt lip. Still fun anyways
That water is the southern tip of Woodward Reservoir.. If you "Google earth" it, you will find a small dirt pull-off to parking lot. Perfect cool off
Vid of VT shenanigans Killington+ MT Snow
https://www.instagram.com/p/BHLZ9apBtxZ/?taken-by=joscerb
and a picture
broguns
Is that a Denti-Copter?Was all smiles on Mt. Cartier in Revelstoke last weekend
Instagrammy!
It certainly was that day... My dentist-o-cycle was my post-Dakar gift to myself. It was the jalopy of the fleet on this trip...26"? Ewwww
I spread my max skillz on Frisby Ridge too. 3 days of riding and a bit of exposure finally got to me and I started to get a bit crashy.
(I don't understand what I'm doing wrong with this image... Doing the same as for images above, but this one won't display. WUT?)
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no hell naw
Have you seen it since they got 400" of rain in 15 minutes?A couple of the big berms on Skyline at the Snowshoe bike park is like this. I've eaten it hard when my front tire dips below the eroded sides of the pavers and I go for a quick and hard dirt nap. Sucks.
We just got home and you had to ride above or below the pavers on most of the berms, it was pretty washed out.
Glove fingers, cut off and ziptied over the levers, to reduce heat transfer during winter. Carbon bars and little details like this help, also filling in the gaps in the pogies. Some things don't matter much when it's 25F, having as much on your side as possible when it's -10F gets to be more critical.