I see lines
The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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I see lines
Well that stingworm apparently just ate a bag of marbles so he's got his own problems going on right about now on the serpent pooper.Made an effort not to tread on snek even tho it didn't have a mask on
Poor bastard. I've had those nights.
Beaver Ponds loop and then Toll Canyon. Many downed trees, all snags. Easily 50 in less than 3 miles. 17.36 miles and 2500+ feet of gain. @Montana rider
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Spent too much time trying on hiking shoes, clouds came in faster than expected. Plan was for an easy 2 hour 20 mile recovery ride. Cut that to 15 miles 77 minutes. Moderate pace. No hills. Last 4 miles in driving rain so now the bike is clean.
Plus Lewis & Clark. Kind of big around here and way better than the Fishalow... "art" pops up long the paved path every few months. This is one of the better ones.
Snek content. This medium sized Rat snek was doing his best rattle snek imitation. Gets ones attention even when your brain knows there are no rattlers in town.
Also, @jackalope (in response to my enduroism) has compensated by going full Dangerous Dan. Ever the helpful one, his meth possum tried to max out the danger factor by sharing the log ride as my dingo sought to occupy the potential fall zone. #whatcouldgowrong
Also, @jackalope (in response to my enduroism) has compensated by going full Dangerous Dan. Ever the helpful one, his meth possum tried to max out the danger factor by sharing the log ride as my dingo sought to occupy the potential fall zone. #whatcouldgowrong
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Is it steel?
Borderland?
Yup. Got that extra bit of forgiveness.
Blue Hills. Still have to make it down to Borderland and have my brother show me around.
I haven't ridden Blue Hills. Borderland is a hoot.
Took the afternoon off and rode with buddy Mike. He packed beer straight from the south side, old country. 5 Rabbit Cervecaria. These are solid amigos.
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Road ridery again today. 25.94 miles, moderate effort, 708 feet of gain in 2 hours 17 minutes. Average speed 11.4 mph.
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Thin pedal is thin. What are they?
That bike looks like it needs to be introduced to our rocks more intimately.
Have you ridden Wompatuck, yet? Some decent trails there, too.
those are OneUp pedals. They are thin, and I love 'em. Tear the heck out of your legs though, those pins are not shy.
OneUp Components Aluminum Pedal - Performance Alloy MTB Flat Pedal
Clip less rocks with our ultra thin and super grippy Aluminum Pedals. The large platform, replaceable pins and slightly convex shape make a natural and secure fit under the arch of your foot.
www.oneupcomponents.com
seriously I've had a couple pair and they quality. I'd buy them again.
Nice sculpture indeed.
Damn you people and your steel hardtails!First time in the mountains with the new hardtail. This thing eats steep shit.
I have the OneUp composite pedals on a couple of my bikes and have held up well. Plus at $50 who cares if they wear out then just get a new pair (although I have yet to wear a pair out).those are OneUp pedals. They are thin, and I love 'em. Tear the heck out of your legs though, those pins are not shy.
OneUp Components Aluminum Pedal - Performance Alloy MTB Flat Pedal
Clip less rocks with our ultra thin and super grippy Aluminum Pedals. The large platform, replaceable pins and slightly convex shape make a natural and secure fit under the arch of your foot.
seriously I've had a couple pair and they quality. I'd buy them again.
that would probably be the end of me.
This. I have both the composites and the metal versions, and they've ended the pedal discussion for me.
Great weather today, and both @SuboptimusPrime 's speed panda and my meth possum were stoked.
Speaking of possums, my pooch accidently smashed into the speed panda, which thankfully allowed for this fuzz nugget to make good a vertical escape
