OGRipper said:BTW, the fine folks at the ER could not tell if my buddy's nose was broken , but he's fine and had no problems riding the next couple of days.
You were saving it for the "real riding" at Downieville...OGRipper said:The rock Kevin is launching off...well of course it's bigger in person, but more importantly there is also a sketchy run in to a ladder bridge and gap jump of about 5 feet or so onto the slab. Casing or overshooting the approach would be bad. Definitely the tech move of the day and Kidwoo nailed it. The rest of us moused out, citing clipless pedals, the wrong bikes, and sandy vaginas.
kidwoo said:Good to hear. I cringe thinking about the force behind his face pushing it into that tree. eeesh
I am glad your friend is ok. I didn't see anyone bleeding when I caught you on Sunday, so I hope everyone was feeling alright then.OGRipper said:Yeah he came out amazingly well, considering.
For those who weren't there, my friend used his face to stop his bike. He looked back to check on something then looked ahead just before taking a tree branch to the nose. Oh, and this was an MTB tandem with his girlfriend on the back. Yeah, one nose to stop two people and a very heavy bike.
Tmeyer said:I didn't give any exact locations so chill, it would take people a long time to find that trail, maybe you should talk to the joeys who park on the main road and start to pad up in front of traffic, as opposed to me saying something on an RM thread.
Hey I invited you...where's your ride report from B.C.?amydalayna said:kidwoo -- sad i wasn't invited. i'll get over it though. i take it you're all healed up, yeah?
amydalayna said:kidwoo -- sad i wasn't invited. i'll get over it though. i take it you're all healed up, yeah?