It records temps two ways, one way is an internal sensor, which basically just tells you how warm your hand is, the other is it can interface with an ANT "Tempe" sensor, that you can place anywhere. I zip-tie it to the seat tube near the BB.
The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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probably too awesome for the bushings.
Thought the local stuff would be too mushy ( crap ton of rain Friday night/Saturday) so did the ride from home mellow trail combo. They weren't bad. High winds and sun today mean they ought to be primo for tomorrow and Tuesday.
BTW its mostly perfect and dry, no snow. Some slick spots but not too bad.
It was my first time riding there. Lots of fun and great signage club feel. Having a brewery/winery at one end of the trail system sure is nice, too.
And much friendlier riders than around Toronto (looking at you Durham).
How far are you from there?
About 45 minutes. I'm pretty much equidistant between the Pines in Woodstock and Turkey Point. At TP, I"m usually on the other side, on the north side of the Provincial Park in the Fish Hatchery area. Don't know the bottom stuff as well by the winery, I really should get out of my rut and ride the bottom stuff more.BTW its mostly perfect and dry, no snow. Some slick spots but not too bad.
It was my first time riding there. Lots of fun and great signage club feel. Having a brewery/winery at one end of the trail system sure is nice, too.
And much friendlier riders than around Toronto (looking at you Durham).
How far are you from there?
Ya, TP has awesome signage, now that it seems to be staying put without the vandalism that occured when it was first installed. :You can easily get turned around in that place, but a short pedal pretty much any direction will bring you to a well marked intersection. If that don't help, bring up the interactive trail map. The TPMBC have done an awesome job all the way around.
Next time I'll definitely be checking out that other side. We parked right in the middle on mole road, so had to decide one or the other - seemed like a bunch of the east/north trails were closed for hunting so we opted to go the other way. Just nice and flowy trails.
Was thinking about the Pines as well. Is that covered in snow?
Pines is a bit of a slushy mess atm.
I have not been out in a couple of weeks, it was too much for non-fat and a bad elbow.
Spoke with a buddy and he was out Thursday on mid-fats and he said he was putting the full fat minions on.
Hunting restrictions at TP are over this week I think. Apparently they are building a new trail out the far east side that looks like it may be interesting. Suppedly, some features, like hips, a couple of tables, chutes etc. Just may have to go exploring later this week if the weather holds and my elbow cooperates.
Dumps of rain Friday night into Saturday. Sunny with high winds on Sunday. I was overly optimistic about conditions for Monday.
First real post covid ride. There is a big titty in the background, and a big boob in the foreground.
almost 2k, felt like i was riding at 14,000 feet. So fun!
almost 2k, felt like i was riding at 14,000 feet. So fun!
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Did you also stop in Woodstock and go Charles Dickens Pub? Best Fish and Chips in the entire world.
When I lived and worked in Wood-hole, the CD Pub was on the lunch rotation.
Have enjoyed many of their Fishy-Hips dinners. I agree, quite tasty.
Most of you bastards live in place with better trails and nature than what the Copenhagen area has to offer but still any day biking is better than off the bike. Rode second day in the row and mud was sticky and slow today so I was really tired today at the end. Also took a chance on some roots that did not pay off and had to bail mid drop as some kid was standing in the only place to land but I survived both.
In case anybody wondering besides the bike pointing downwards I have long legs and short upper body/arms. So old school 2014 geo is perfect for me. Went up 10 psi in the rear today and backed off compression and I think the bike rode better.
In case anybody wondering besides the bike pointing downwards I have long legs and short upper body/arms. So old school 2014 geo is perfect for me. Went up 10 psi in the rear today and backed off compression and I think the bike rode better.
