Not that shrimpy Foes Fly you are on, but the rock move you are on. I have not been there yet, but am planning on hooking up with that particular route scout in November.justsomeguy said:
(unless you know the right guy)
You can't ride this.
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Nice.
I'm surprised that you took your big bike.
I'm surprised that you took your big bike.
I took both bikes. If I had to pedal that pig around the whole time I would have been toast.Nick said:
Since when is a Fly shrimpy? Granted that is the old XCish one and they now have 9 inches of travel, but that thing is not shrimpy by any strech of the imagination.MisterClean said:
I'm having trouble keeping up with bikes these days if a slack, eight inch travel, 42 lb bike is now being described as "XCish"!maxyedor said:
Probably since MisterClean makes most bikes look shrimpy. Regardless of how burley they may be...maxyedor said:
It is more XCish than a 9" bike isn't it? I have an 06 Fly and it kicks ass on XC trails, therefore it is XC capable or XCish.justsomeguy said:
Looks fun to me. Let's see you do it when it's raining.
Skookum said:Looks fun to me. Let's see you do it when it's raining.
I would. Slickrock is still very grippy when wet, especially that Entrada he's riding on.
That one is, to me. Then again, I'm probably "overcompensating".maxyedor said:
Kayenta.MisterClean said:
Pete and his A.D.D.
November?
How's SoCal vs. Junction?
Hey, T.Cheshire Cat said:Kayenta.
Pete and his A.D.D.
November?
How's SoCal vs. Junction?
Too crumbly for Entrada, huh? It's still sticky enough in the rain.
Yeah, November is a distinct possibility.
How is a bag of poop vs a bag of gold?
