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Nassahegan - 10/1/08
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Might not be a bad idea to have some water along with you too... :lol:
i'm out. 8:30 mass is killing my Sun morning ride time. might do waldo after church.
and to think, i wasnt even going to bring that 16 oz bottle with me. I finished that in about 30 minutes.
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cool nothing like stoned mountain biking..lol
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I drink anywhere from 40-100 oz on a typical ride.
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Most churches have a Saturday afternoon mass...
we started going to this tiny church in roxbury. seats less than 100 and they only have one mass, 8:30 am. which makes waldo a good option for me after i get my amens and alleluias in.
dude, stop rubbing it in. you're killing me.
btw, thanks for carrying the water for me. talk about totally unprepared on my part. :roll:
no problem. i peed it it one of those times i lagged behind.
rueler
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2knees, do you need a cage to hold a water bottle?? I've got at least 3 or 4 kicking around that I don't use at all!! If you want one, let me know and I can give it to you on a ride.
My bike is fixed already!! My shop had it ready by the time I got out of work today. you guys riding anywhere this weekend??
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Pat,
Just get out and ride, the rest will come with time & sweat. If you want I can give you a tour of some stuff close to you so you can get out on your own. The West Hartford Res. and Case Mt are both real close to you.
FWIW, Greg's first 6 or so rides this year were on trails MUCH easier than what he took you on for your first ride.
Just get out and ride, the rest will come with time & sweat. If you want I can give you a tour of some stuff close to you so you can get out on your own. The West Hartford Res. and Case Mt are both real close to you.
FWIW, Greg's first 6 or so rides this year were on trails MUCH easier than what he took you on for your first ride.
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Okay. I'll play along. You've never ridden the trails we took Pat on yesterday so how do you know what they are like?. Secondly, where exactly did I ride my first six or so rides? Just sayin'...
:razz:
Anyway, you are right in that the Stone Road trails are far more challenging than anything I first rode. Just not sure why the comparison is important...
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Mighty Mighty Bosstones rock!!!
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If I recall you first handfull of rides this year where at White Memorial and you told me that stuff was MUCH easier than anything at Nass.
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3 X White Memorial, 1 Hubbard, 1 Nepaug and 1 WH Rez to be exact. #7 was Nass. What's the point again?
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What's the point again?
He's just reminding us how much we sucked the first few rides:razz:
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Ha! No argument there.
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I remember the first ride at Nass(with the paper directions) doing the main loop and probably walking my bike more than I rode it
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