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I did one this summer. Gonna be tough for me now since I have to see my oldest off on the school bus at 8:15.
Speaking of Waldo, there was some discussion on CF about the Track that was posted. A guy I have ridden with in the past suggested a DH course coming off the WW trail and tying in with the Fisherman's trail. If you wanted to go the other way, then you climb up under the power lines.
Question for you, however, if Waldo is 10 mins away, how far is that by car and could you do it by bike? If so, then you are saving CO2 and gas. I would say that it might only work if you are, at the most, a few miles from the trail head. Still, a 10 minute drive is very nice.
Speaking of Waldo, there was some discussion on CF about the Track that was posted. A guy I have ridden with in the past suggested a DH course coming off the WW trail and tying in with the Fisherman's trail. If you wanted to go the other way, then you climb up under the power lines.
My rule is a mile or less, knobbies on pavement, unless it's a mid-ride bail out or connection to another riding area. With that criteria, I can get to five different riding areas within North Newtown.
damn, now that's what i call options.
yeah, the acronym RAW gets thrown around a lot here. but does anyone ride before work? with waldo just 10 minutes away the idea of getting in a few RBWs enticing.
if i ever get off my lazy ass and bring my bike up from the basement i could do RBW if you wanted to hit up trumbull or waldo.
I ride to work 17 miles each way 2 - 3 times a week depending on weather and if I get my lazy ass to iron enough shirts and do enough laundry to bring in all in one day.
Also, I have to plan ahead to have all the food at work too because we lack a cafeteria or any restaraunts within walking distance. Kind of a PITA, but worth it.
Plus I have to be up at 5ish (sometimes 5:15) to make it in for 6:30 to be showered and dressed by 6:45.
Wow..seems like alot of effort to ride a bike..