severine
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The color would look great on him, too!Austin you can borrow my bike if you want. It's hott with 2 t's.
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The color would look great on him, too!Austin you can borrow my bike if you want. It's hott with 2 t's.
I guess I could let Austin borrow my hard tail, but I'm afraid that crazy bastard would wrap it around a tree or something. One thing is for sure, it definitely wouldn't be too small for him.
Don't feel sorry for him. With his uphill ability, he needs all the handicaps we can give him. Two speeds for him should be a good thing. Brake rub, good thing.
Marc,
Are you going to join us on Sunday or what?
So what time are we meeting? Hoe does 8:00am work for everyone?
Austin you can borrow my bike if you want. It's hott with 2 t's.
I'd prefer closer to 7:30, but I don't have very far to travel. 8am works for me too.
Does that mean that you're not coming? What's the matter, are we not good enough for you?
I'd prefer closer to 7:30, but I don't have very far to travel. 8am works for me too.
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Brian,
I can do 7:30.
I vaguely remember the route I used to take, does this sound familiar to you?
When facing the main parking lot we would head left down a road past the basketball / tennis courts.
At the end of that road we would head right onto a trail that followed a chain link fence, then into some power lines. This climbed a bit and then intersected a paved fire road that had a fairly decent climb.
A ways up on the road we took a right into some single track that climbed some more and eventually made its way to the top of the ridge.
On the way up there was a large rock formation with some tricky switch backs we rode up and then a few 2 to 3 foot drops once back into the woods.
Rode the top of this ridge a while on some single track and then had a fun little DH that lead into a rocky stream bead (very long) that was sometimes dry, sometimes wet. Followed more single track that comes out to the dike.
Ride around to the other side of the dike and then back into the woods.
Follow some more tight twisty single track for a while that ends close to the parking lot.
The entire lop would take about 1.5 hours, but that was back when I used to ride really fast and my riding partners sode even faster. Now this loop would probably be closer to 2 hours plus.
Tim
Brian,
I can do 7:30.
I vaguely remember the route I used to take, does this sound familiar to you?
When facing the main parking lot we would head left down a road past the basketball / tennis courts.
At the end of that road we would head right onto a trail that followed a chain link fence, then into some power lines. This climbed a bit and then intersected a paved fire road that had a fairly decent climb.
A ways up on the road we took a right into some single track that climbed some more and eventually made its way to the top of the ridge.
On the way up there was a large rock formation with some tricky switch backs we rode up and then a few 2 to 3 foot drops once back into the woods.
Rode the top of this ridge a while on some single track and then had a fun little DH that lead into a rocky stream bead (very long) that was sometimes dry, sometimes wet. Followed more single track that comes out to the dike.
Ride around to the other side of the dike and then back into the woods.
Follow some more tight twisty single track for a while that ends close to the parking lot.
The entire lop would take about 1.5 hours, but that was back when I used to ride really fast and my riding partners sode even faster. Now this loop would probably be closer to 2 hours plus.
Tim
I need to be rolling out of there before 11 am and would love to get a solid 3 hour ride in so clicking in by 7:45 or so is ideal.
Sounds like Greg has the biggest time constraints. Anyone else have a preference one way or the other?
Austin you can borrow my bike if you want. It's hott with 2 t's.
I guess I could let Austin borrow my hard tail, but I'm afraid that crazy bastard would wrap it around a tree or something. One thing is for sure, it definitely wouldn't be too small for him.
It's not that big of a deal. I could always cut the ride a bit short. Early mornings are no problem for me since I'm up at 6 am during the week anyway, but I know others are not much of morning people or have to travel. I might even head up early and just cruise around a bit for a half hour.
I can do a 7:30 start time. Were do you want to meet there?
I can do a 7:30 start time. Were do you want to meet there?
Here's directions to the entrance:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=...7174,-72.776527&spn=0.01729,0.037208&t=h&z=15
Pretty much from there you follow the road all the way to the back where you'll see a big parking lot. At least that's where I assume we'll meet??