The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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38 mile ride to a glacier today, except the trail went to crap after about the halfway point out, where I got to within about 1/2 mile of the glacial moraine, but pushing on would have probably been 45 minutes and I was already at my turn-around point for darkness (had backup lights). Saw several jeep-groups out, a couple snow machiners, and some fat people on side-by-sides. Stormy day. Thank god for GPS.
Looking into the abyss of the Knik river:
Looking into the abyss of the Knik river:
But your fat friends are true ‘outdoorsmen’.
@SuboptimusPrime packing in a new section of trail earlier this week
Then it rained like fuck, so its dirt moving time now
Then it rained like fuck, so its dirt moving time now
rtp trails or new? also FUUUUUUCCCCKKKKK you for having so much cedar on hand!@SuboptimusPrime packing in a new section of trail earlier this week
Then it rained like fuck, so its dirt moving time now
I can't believe there's no snow down low. My snow report says Cypress is getting hammered with snow every day.
Dirt conditions look amazing.
In the RTP vicinity, and we'd love to show ya the goods the next time you're in the 919. And yeah, Odin himself has blessed us with a veritable cornucopia of downed cedar for lander cribbing and jump runners.
It was a little muddy... I suspect the skiing would be good too. But it’s warm out...I can't believe there's no snow down low. My snow report says Cypress is getting hammered with snow every day.
Dirt conditions look amazing.
sweet day-tons of peeps out at the park because we're the only ones who never close the trail. eff the 24 hour rule.
we also don't ever blow the leaves. organic matter makes for nice dirt, yo! (but @Da Peach - your vegetation sure does look super...vegetationy!)
all the lips i rebuilt over the past week were nice and poppy. been working on a big ol rock huck. doesn't look so big from the top; view from the lander (which is maybe 15-20 non-pinkbike feet out) gives a little better perspective.
we also don't ever blow the leaves. organic matter makes for nice dirt, yo! (but @Da Peach - your vegetation sure does look super...vegetationy!)
all the lips i rebuilt over the past week were nice and poppy. been working on a big ol rock huck. doesn't look so big from the top; view from the lander (which is maybe 15-20 non-pinkbike feet out) gives a little better perspective.
Some dipshits riding around this feature on our trail called "The Needle". Around 700mm wide, my bars are 810 plus the pogie anchor end-caps makes it at least 840. I got through fine. Luckily there are lots and lots of other places to practice tight stuff around here.
I've heard the trails are mint in southern new england today.
Was a little bit of alright. Going to try to get out early enough tomorrow to beat the thaw. Lather, rinse, repeat for the foreseeable future.
Do you take your family dog with you?For fat biking, conditions today were perfect.
In other news, fat biking still sucks.
No, she gets cold easily and would rather stay at home sleeping and trying to eat cat food.
Beautiful winter day in the desert today. Supposed to get windy again tomorrow, and cold on Monday.
One of the things I love about this trail is you can see what you just climbed up (and bomb down later). You can probably see bench-cut trail on the hill on the right in fullsize pic.
It was a good day, made me feel good for a change amidst a series of bad lucks. Working on my second bottle of beer, going out to my backyard now to see sunset.
One of the things I love about this trail is you can see what you just climbed up (and bomb down later). You can probably see bench-cut trail on the hill on the right in fullsize pic.
It was a good day, made me feel good for a change amidst a series of bad lucks. Working on my second bottle of beer, going out to my backyard now to see sunset.
