The last person to post a picture from their last bike ride wins access to the white courtesy phone.
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I know better than that fortunatelyNow don't ruin it and try to take her on a 20 mile black diamond loop
StudsIcy roots make you look forward to wet roots
picture doesn't tell the full story... I was walking behind. Didn't have time to put the winter boots on.
That looks properly slushy.
Wetland yes. Trails, perfect fluff.
That looks properly slushy.
Part of me is disappointed that you don't have a small rug to place your bike on for pictures.
Very casual ride today, rode 32km of mostly bike path and road, not enough energy to ride much XC.
As usual, Google phone says- Fuck what you saw, I'm gonna saturate the shit outta everything!
As usual, Google phone says- Fuck what you saw, I'm gonna saturate the shit outta everything!
I would poach the fuck out of the Bruce Trail if I lived by it. It basically runs on top of the Niagara Escarpment, right?It's not a ride, fight me.
Bruce trail hates bikes. Fact.
Only one rock picture for @jdcamb. One of these ancient ones, that I'm guessing was at the bottom of a sea at one point?
Yeah it does. It has some crazy terrain and would be great on bikes (other than all the stairs and whatnot), but sadly there always seems to be a grumpy greyhaired protector of the trails nearby.
I wish I knew the history of why they are so against bikes.
Not black diamond, but I did take my MTB newbie wife for a loop at Buffalo Creek. She did better than expected, but I genuinely feared she wouldn't make it back to the truck.Now don't ruin it and try to take her on a 20 mile black diamond loop
S used to hate riding there because of the loose conditions. She's ridden the big loop both the past weekends on her rigid 29er clipped in having a blast (she's still flats on her trail bike). It's really fun to hammer around there on the rigid bikes, I'm going to singlespeed rigid it next year once it warms up.Not black diamond, but I did take my MTB newbie wife for a loop at Buffalo Creek. She did better than expected, but I genuinely feared she wouldn't make it back to the truck.
Tallest drop of the day.
Prime, prime New England Leaf Surfing! Dry and crunchy!
And the house we would buy if we had to live in West Hartford (full disclosure, I was alone, so I hit it about 1/2-way down, about where the front wheel is)down,
Prime, prime New England Leaf Surfing! Dry and crunchy!
And the house we would buy if we had to live in West Hartford (full disclosure, I was alone, so I hit it about 1/2-way down, about where the front wheel is)down,
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