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MTB, Sunday 6/14/09 afternoon

2knees

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i'd like to. i need to get my rim back and get the ok. i'll give you a call later in the week.
 

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I am game for a PM ride on Sunday.

Turns out I have my kids over Sat night, so that would work great for me!
 

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any ideas on where we are going.....hopefully grassi wont be too green after the wedding on sat and we can check out waldos

steveo
 

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any ideas on where we are going.....hopefully grassi wont be too green after the wedding on sat and we can check out waldos

steveo

i'd love to do waldo. i've done a down and back on the waldo trail and it took me 1 hr 15 min. that was a pretty quick pace. but we can always add the fire rode and fishermens trail. twisty flat and hugs the river.
 

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slopes ya downhilling kmart??? Me and jonnypoach did it last year....gotta get back up this year...ahhh coops in the summer!!!! grassi you pick the time=your on point


steveo
 

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slopes ya downhilling kmart??? Me and jonnypoach did it last year....gotta get back up this year...ahhh coops in the summer!!!!

actually heading up there to find a place to move in to!!! :smile: if its dry im gonna bring my bike and ride pine hill in the rutvegas. kmart downhilling doesnt start til the end of the month, but im definitely gonna be hitting that all summer long! see u in the k-town!
 

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how bout 2 pm? we could be done between 4 and 4:30 depending on us tacking on the fire road and fishermans trail.
 

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how is that trail? you know where i'm gonna go with this........
 

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i'll try to give you a decent run down from memory. i rode the where's waldo trail back to back days last week. the first day i did a down and back in 1 hr 25 min. the second day i shaved 10 min off my time. the entire trail is single track. it starts out with 3 or so rock wall crossing. there is a short non techy climb next. after some winding trail you hit the first techy climb. not long at all but i have yet to clear it cleanly. next is a short techy downhill. more windy terrain and then a shorter techy climb followed by a tech downhill. after crossing under some power lines there is a nice long stretch or rolling twisty trail. those climbs i mentioned are even more fun when going downhill on the ride back. there are a few nicely built up log crossings built up with some rock. i have not discovered anything to huck off of but i wasn't really looking.

if we want to extend the ride we can take a fire road down to the river. fast, loose rock in a few sections, no need to peddle. once at the river we can do a 2 min sketchy hike a bike along the river to get to some fast flowy single track that hugs the river. nice spots to sit and chill by the river for a meeting or what not. depending on the size of our crew we could hit case de grassi for a beer or 3.
 

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i'll try to give you a decent run down from memory. i rode the where's waldo trail back to back days last week. the first day i did a down and back in 1 hr 25 min. the second day i shaved 10 min off my time. the entire trail is single track. it starts out with 3 or so rock wall crossing. there is a short non techy climb next. after some winding trail you hit the first techy climb. not long at all but i have yet to clear it cleanly. next is a short techy downhill. more windy terrain and then a shorter techy climb followed by a tech downhill. after crossing under some power lines there is a nice long stretch or rolling twisty trail. those climbs i mentioned are even more fun when going downhill on the ride back. there are a few nicely built up log crossings built up with some rock. i have not discovered anything to huck off of but i wasn't really looking.

if we want to extend the ride we can take a fire road down to the river. fast, loose rock in a few sections, no need to peddle. once at the river we can do a 2 min sketchy hike a bike along the river to get to some fast flowy single track that hugs the river. nice spots to sit and chill by the river for a meeting or what not. depending on the size of our crew we could hit case de grassi for a beer or 3.

nice write up! surprised your memory is that good. :razz:

i'd be down for a beer afterwards, but you have to let me have a lax catch with you.
 

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nice write up! surprised your memory is that good. :razz:

i'd be down for a beer afterwards, but you have to let me have a lax catch with you.

i will let you use one of my son's mini sticks. not sure if you can handle my long pole.... 6 ft of fun. :lol:
 
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