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Yeah, hope you are feeling better. 
We ended up taking it easy, but it is a great set of trails. I am still out of shape.
We took off at around 8:45 and were done by 11:30 with a lot of little breaks and detours.
We stopped pretty much every time the trail split, and did a rock-paper-scissors to see which way to go. Turned out okay.
Thanks for the directions, Mike.
We'll probably skip next weekend, but we are going to try to do an every Sunday kinda thing if anyone wants to go on a REALLY slow ride.
We ended up taking it easy, but it is a great set of trails. I am still out of shape.
We took off at around 8:45 and were done by 11:30 with a lot of little breaks and detours.
We stopped pretty much every time the trail split, and did a rock-paper-scissors to see which way to go. Turned out okay.
Thanks for the directions, Mike.
We'll probably skip next weekend, but we are going to try to do an every Sunday kinda thing if anyone wants to go on a REALLY slow ride.
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Well yeah.
- A lot of the hot womens are girls on bikinis on the beach. They don't get over their hangovers till like noon or so.
- The other chicks are hot mtber chicks. Not sure why they weren't out yet. I only ever rode GB in the evenings after work though.
- A lot of the hot womens are girls on bikinis on the beach. They don't get over their hangovers till like noon or so.
- The other chicks are hot mtber chicks. Not sure why they weren't out yet. I only ever rode GB in the evenings after work though.
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I've mentioned this before....
Is anyone interested in camping at next years Sea Otter Classic in Montery (April 17-20)? I was thinking of reserving a XL camp site for the 4 day event. Reservations start 11-10 and the cost for the camp site I am thinking of getting goes for $95 a night....this has water and electricity on site. (I'm looking at getting a site at the can-am circle "C") If I get enough folks interested in joining us camping I will go ahead and get the camp site reserved......so let me know asap.
Here's the link to their web page:
http://www.seaotterclassic.com
EddyL.
Is anyone interested in camping at next years Sea Otter Classic in Montery (April 17-20)? I was thinking of reserving a XL camp site for the 4 day event. Reservations start 11-10 and the cost for the camp site I am thinking of getting goes for $95 a night....this has water and electricity on site. (I'm looking at getting a site at the can-am circle "C") If I get enough folks interested in joining us camping I will go ahead and get the camp site reserved......so let me know asap.
Here's the link to their web page:
http://www.seaotterclassic.com
EddyL.
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Ryball, I just picked up a sweet '98 Giant Tomac 990 ATX FS that's got your name on it 
Nothing says performance like yellow and purple and 2.5" of rear travel
On the plus side, the SS is done, the Specialized is done, and the Prophet is getting there. Now I just have to keep working up my endurance, it's painful how out of shape I am.......heh.
Nothing says performance like yellow and purple and 2.5" of rear travel
On the plus side, the SS is done, the Specialized is done, and the Prophet is getting there. Now I just have to keep working up my endurance, it's painful how out of shape I am.......heh.
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You guys might want to see this link. http://gallery.mtbr.com/showgallery.php/cat/1186
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It's done. Add Specialized Eskar tires to the list. If anyone doesn't know, Specialized has a 100% guarantee on their tires. If you are not satisfied FOR ANY REASON you can take them back and exchange them.
I took back a pair of S-Works Fast Track LK's because they wouldn't seal with Stan's. They were leaking out the sidewalls.
No more S-Works tires for me.
I got the Eskar Controls and they sealed up no issues. They are HUGE 2.3" wide.
Can't wait to take the bike out for a test ride.
I took back a pair of S-Works Fast Track LK's because they wouldn't seal with Stan's. They were leaking out the sidewalls.
No more S-Works tires for me.I got the Eskar Controls and they sealed up no issues. They are HUGE 2.3" wide.
Can't wait to take the bike out for a test ride.
Ryball, I just picked up a sweet '98 Giant Tomac 990 ATX FS that's got your name on it
Nothing says performance like yellow and purple and 2.5" of rear travel
On the plus side, the SS is done, the Specialized is done, and the Prophet is getting there. Now I just have to keep working up my endurance, it's painful how out of shape I am.......heh.
Nothing says performance like yellow and purple and 2.5" of rear travel
On the plus side, the SS is done, the Specialized is done, and the Prophet is getting there. Now I just have to keep working up my endurance, it's painful how out of shape I am.......heh.
My next bike will likely be a bionicon...
