This is what passes for the sun these days
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Me and da wifee hit Peaks Trail up in Scummit County. Perfect temps, no rain, and hardly any people.
Really liking this Ribbon coil more and more - noticeably less arm fatigue despite miles of roots and rox. Stays nice and high in the travel and really stays on the dirt well.
I'm prolly gonna get myself in trouble when I actually have a trustworthy front tire on it.
Really liking this Ribbon coil more and more - noticeably less arm fatigue despite miles of roots and rox. Stays nice and high in the travel and really stays on the dirt well.
I'm prolly gonna get myself in trouble when I actually have a trustworthy front tire on it.
i habe the original series on a hard drive somewhereYou should aim to get the originals... Or at least watch the original series. It's much better.
Yeah, looks familiar. Crazy that the west side is getting it heavy also.
We had that this morning but it cleared to about a mile by 5:30:
also: will you be pedaling again near the end of September?
Pedaling gravel more than likely but I don't know about shredding the mtb. It's possible. Cast comes off August 31st.
Cool. Visiting parents in Richland and will need escape options with taco trucks.
A data logger to decode and return an ill-defined state data stream from a battery monitor. Modules arrived yesterday afternoon, got the real time clock up and running in about five minutes, but the SD card or the module it's in are refusing to communicate, more likely the module. Don't think it's a wiring error, but will double check, then out comes the voltmeter, after which maybe I need to buy an oscilloscope, and down the merry rathole I go.
I'm a total LeCarré fanboi. I've read all his books, and I think seen all the movies. I really liked that original series, it was really well done, and really pulled you in.
My colleague just returned from vacation in his homeland - France - and gave me a very excited report of a bike ride with friends, on an e-bike. He loves gadgets and now wants one for "riding in the forests here". Kinda told him he will not be loved much if he takes an ebike to our trails.
He never rode a MTB here, he does not own a mountain bike, he was kinda surprised to hear about the trail access conflict we're dealing with and the risks that ebikes introduce, but still does not give a crap because he would "just ride in the hills once in a while, for fun".
The only bike ride I managed to get in while in Les Gets was on an e-bike. It was the only rental bike my cousin had left when he was free. It was a nice ride around Mont Chéry. We climbed up a road going 20kph while chit chatting. Hit some single-track around the back of the mountain. The motor helps get up the punchy little steep climbs, but the weight of the bike can be felt while trying to be nimble in tight situations. Then we finished by riding down the WC track. That was a mistake. It was still greasy from a few days rain, the bike is not very maneuverable, and the e-motor really messes with pre-loading. Eventually I turned off the motor, and then it rode like a normal bike, just really heavy. These were Scott's fwiw. I guess I can see why people like them, but for me, it's a different sport to mountain biking.
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