Interesting. Their brewery is two miles from my home but I find it meh.^ I was so happy when Lord Hobo started distribution to my area, their stuff is fantastic.
I’m a huge fan of galaxy hops and I think their Glorious is, well, glorious. One of the best I’ve had. Hobo life is a great for a session, and even Angelica is good, and I’m not a big fan of wheats. Don’t think Boom Sauce is very good though.Interesting. Their brewery is two miles from my home but I find it meh.
Next time you're in CB ride Green Lake Trail, 1hr15 going up (you'll hate me in parts), 30 minutes coming down (you can thank me afterwards).@6thElement & the Mrs are going to kill this thread for the next 5-6 days .... hold on tight
Aaaaannnd?
Next time you're in CB ride Green Lake Trail, 1hr15 going up (you'll hate me in parts), 30 minutes coming down (you can thank me afterwards).
Meh.Just on top of the world for a few minutes.
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how long will you be in CO?
The Tomichi Pass Rd climb wasn't as bad as I was expecting it to be, wife and I rode most of it apart from occasional 50 yard stretches of HAB and the final couple of hundred yards up to the singletrack. That singletrack climb is definitely up there in the top 5 HAB sections we've done this summer though.@SinatorJ and myself tackle Canyon Creek trail
For sure, the road was fine. The "climb" up to Granite Mtn and the start of the DH, was almost 90% Sherpa mode.The Tomichi Pass Rd climb wasn't as bad as I was expecting it to be, wife and I rode most of it apart from occasional 50 yard stretches of HAB and the final couple of hundred yards up to the singletrack. That singletrack climb is definitely up there in the top 5 HAB sections we've done this summer though.
I remember getting pissed on all day riding through that area on TD before getting a cabin in Island Park...looking north to Red Rock Lakes