Great ride tonight! Met up with Rueler and his crew for a 6pm ride. Nice to see him and Woodcore again. They have a really good group going there. I was going to try and list all the names, but damned if I can remember. All in all I think there were 9 people including Tim and I. We started out in the warm-up twisties (which I guess are called Jug, with the a-frame option being Jug-a-lug), to the double a-frames and drop, across the new bridges and out to Scoville. We crossed the street and hit the Scoville twisties, crossed E. Chippens and looped back the Scoville on the blue. Then we headed into the cemetery twisties to the new Ye Ole 69er, crossed 69 to Hinman's, and pulled off to hit the Johnnycake climb. Took that up to the spot where we caught the nice downhill into the orchard and then popped back out on Scoville to finish the ride sometime after 8.
I guess the ride was somewhere around 6 miles. Woodcore got a GPS track that I'll be interested to see.
It was great riding with a new group and hitting a new section of trail I've never been on before. I'll definitely try to hook up with this group again. Everyone was a good solid rider. The group got a little spread out at times, but Scott did a great job of keeping everyone together. The amount of rests were about perfect for me, actually aside from a few stupid bobbles on my part it was a damn near perfect ride. I even attempted the log rides on the Ye Ole 69er, got the front wheel on the first one, but couldn't get the back on. I'm happy though, it's progress. Tim looked like he was in good form today, he nailed the whole beginning section of Hinman's from 69 to the stone wall, nice work!
I guess the ride was somewhere around 6 miles. Woodcore got a GPS track that I'll be interested to see.
It was great riding with a new group and hitting a new section of trail I've never been on before. I'll definitely try to hook up with this group again. Everyone was a good solid rider. The group got a little spread out at times, but Scott did a great job of keeping everyone together. The amount of rests were about perfect for me, actually aside from a few stupid bobbles on my part it was a damn near perfect ride. I even attempted the log rides on the Ye Ole 69er, got the front wheel on the first one, but couldn't get the back on. I'm happy though, it's progress. Tim looked like he was in good form today, he nailed the whole beginning section of Hinman's from 69 to the stone wall, nice work!
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