What kind of bike is that?
The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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18(?) Alu Bronson.
those should be in reverse order, hoody was on the descent. it was chilly!
Is that a water pipe on the ski hill? Camp Fortune?
Don't recognize the switchback, whereizzat?
that's from the CT ride with Mike last week, so someplace between the top and the river to the west.
in hindsight, some of that climb was a little steep.
Looks like a foreign planet.
Also, weren't you the one that told me never to ride NTM? I made the mistake once of climbing that garbage fire road. Blew all my energy and didn't feel like riding after that turd of a climb.
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On April 5, 2016, the venerable @SkaredShtles said The following:I probably said, "People ride NTM?!?"
I stand corrected. And was wrong. NTM is pretty fun... if you happen to be in the area.
NTM has a few hundred linear feet of fun. And a whole lot of up and down wasted elevation suckage on top of that.
I actually just started this ride, but had to stop and take a pee break. I found a beer in my pocket, so might as well partake, right?? Its sooooo nice out! Tomorrow will be freezing.... 
Lights will be on in a few minutes. Soooo many people in here.
Lights will be on in a few minutes. Soooo many people in here.
Was able to get out to the local ravine system for a decent ride, even if slow.
Trying not to put too much pressure on the elbow.
Only time it let me know I screwed up was on one of the climbs out of the ravine.
Was in the wrong gear, so stood up and gave it a couple of cranks. Ya, that was not a good idea. Otherwise success. No pain steering, or seated climbing. Bit of mild discomfort on log piles or other things where I have to pull and push, but very happy to be back turning pedals in the woods.
Trying not to put too much pressure on the elbow.
Only time it let me know I screwed up was on one of the climbs out of the ravine.
Was in the wrong gear, so stood up and gave it a couple of cranks. Ya, that was not a good idea. Otherwise success. No pain steering, or seated climbing. Bit of mild discomfort on log piles or other things where I have to pull and push, but very happy to be back turning pedals in the woods.
No photos OF the ride but I got one of MY ride. First time on a Giant. It definitely doesn't suck. A lot more active than the Ibis' I'm used to riding
Rawkfest with my next door buddy today. I hit all the sketchy stuff on the other side of the Fells.
Cold ride today. Checked a trail to see if the logging was done; nope had to hike through/up/over/on tree and tree after tree...
This is also the forest that got destroyed by tent caterpillars a few months ago. Pretty strange going from surfing leaves to perfectly clear trails and then back to leaf surfing.
This is also the forest that got destroyed by tent caterpillars a few months ago. Pretty strange going from surfing leaves to perfectly clear trails and then back to leaf surfing.
MagicHow? How does that happen??
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