Spooky!
The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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I, for one, welcome our frozen dirt overlords. Too bad we're getting a foot+ of snow tonight.
Did some cycling on the egg, ‘‘twas excellent
Need to do some repairs on the trail, months of zero rain and all the new riders have combined to really jack this puppy up, and not in a fun way
Need to do some repairs on the trail, months of zero rain and all the new riders have combined to really jack this puppy up, and not in a fun way
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The Wrathchilds are back and ready to wreck the white ribbons of doom.
Winter riding in greater Boston sucks even worse in the covid times btw.
Winter riding in greater Boston sucks even worse in the covid times btw.
What do you think of the Wrathchild? What size?The Wrathchilds are back and ready to wreck the white ribbons of doom.
Winter riding in greater Boston sucks even worse in the covid times btw.
I have been thinking about some wider studded shoes for the winter.
I can go upto a 2.6, and the Wrathchild caught my attention.
Not sure if it would be much difference in flotation over the 2.4's I run for summer, studs not withstanding.
...and damn, are those things expensive.
Those are 27.5x3.0 on normal wide-ish rims (Velocity Blunt 35). They are exactly 2.8" wide knob-to-knob and barely fit in a non-boost fork and a 29" frame. They are fantastic on snow and ice and unlike my previous Schwalbe Ice Spikers, they are like new after three seasons of winter riding.
too cold and windy to bother stopping to take photos
post ride, post screaming hot shower bike pic will have to do
post ride, post screaming hot shower bike pic will have to do
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You deliver all the mail in time?
Get those stupid nice bikes out of the way, let's see that vehicle!
which trails did you hit?
That's my buddy's 1999 Land Cruiser. Been totally modified for off-road.
Just did Flow today, rode a little more than 14 miles. Have u ridden there lately? Trails were pristine after this week’s rain.
Haven't been to the Demo in years. My schedule has been hell. I work 50-60 hours a week sometimes 6-7 days a week. I rarely have the spare 6-7 hours it would take to do that round trip to get in more than one loop
Blue Cheese. Its how it spreads. Share a Order of Wings and you're fucked...
Hey @binary visions this is what I mean about photo uploads — would be nice if the uploader could scale the ‘Large’ appropriately. Either by increasing the upper limit (because 2020 cameras) or scaling it to more like 8MB or so.
Yep, pretty much an all day affair. Yesterday left my house @ 7:30 and rolled back in my driveway at 2 with no lunch stop. We usually stop in Los Gatos at Andales' for a Carnitas Torta & beer. If you've never stopped there for one, they truly kick ass!
Third fatbike ride of the season. Snow is starting to accumulate, but it's definitely icy under that dusting....
It's in a place called Cowiche Canyon.
Cowiche Canyon trail offers geology, wildlife, and shrub-steppe scenery
Cowiche Canyon trail is a fascinating walk through geologic time, with evidence of volcanic activity visible all along the easy route. Great birding, too!
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Cowiche Canyon trail offers geology, wildlife, and shrub-steppe scenery
Cowiche Canyon trail is a fascinating walk through geologic time, with evidence of volcanic activity visible all along the easy route. Great birding, too!
Eastern Washington was covered by major flood basalt when what is now the Yellowstone volcano was under the west coast.
Columbia River Basalt Group - Wikipedia
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In the canyon floor is a rail trail which is pretty nice and scenic. There's a pile of singletrack in the uplands above the canyon though and they're a good time!Cowiche Canyon trail offers geology, wildlife, and shrub-steppe scenery
Cowiche Canyon trail is a fascinating walk through geologic time, with evidence of volcanic activity visible all along the easy route. Great birding, too!
a freshly trimmed steerer!