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Originally Posted by Lowball
sounds do'able but me hate climbing 
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so other guys were telling me about kinda the same loop but starting the bottom of 49. climb up stagecoach, take upper stagecoach, mossy creek, and stagecoach back to the bottom of 49, then the rest of the loop we did...that gets rid of the climbing at the end of the ride!!!!
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Originally Posted by Lowball
sounds do'able but me hate climbing
some other guys were telling me about kinda the same loop but starting the bottom of 49. climb up stagecoach, take upper stagecoach, mossy creek, and stagecoach back to the bottom of 49, then the rest of the loop we did...that gets rid of the climbing at the end of the ride!!!!
some other guys were telling me about kinda the same loop but starting the bottom of 49. climb up stagecoach, take upper stagecoach, mossy creek, and stagecoach back to the bottom of 49, then the rest of the loop we did...that gets rid of the climbing at the end of the ride!!!!
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Eh, mazanita wasn't really that fun anyway. It was pretty, but there were too many spots where we had to walk, and that sucks.
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Anybody interested in doing the Anadel death ride this weekend? Saturday morning, supposed to be 45 miles total but with plenty of bailout options (and not everyone will likely complete the full run) for people who want/need to jet. Starts at 9am. I'm thinking of just doing all my homework on Friday night (instead of Saturday) and then going up. Lance, Mike, anyone? 
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Originally Posted by Egan
Where is Anadel?
Dude, that fork looks bad ***! There's some good threads in mtbr 'Lets talk about shocks' that talk about tweaking the negative vs. positive pressure for better travel and compliance. Was an interesting read, but without the fork I didn't have much to relate it to
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Santa Rosa.
Dude, that fork looks bad ***! There's some good threads in mtbr 'Lets talk about shocks' that talk about tweaking the negative vs. positive pressure for better travel and compliance. Was an interesting read, but without the fork I didn't have much to relate it to
Dude, that fork looks bad ***! There's some good threads in mtbr 'Lets talk about shocks' that talk about tweaking the negative vs. positive pressure for better travel and compliance. Was an interesting read, but without the fork I didn't have much to relate it to
This fork weighs almost nothing. I thought I got an empty box before I opened it. The pop-lock is pretty cool - it even has compression adjustment on it.
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Originally Posted by Egan
Look at the trail review on mtbr. It has a map showing the trail as being in Palo Alto. Kind of confusing.
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=480
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
I confirmed the address from the state parks website with the guys on mtbr:
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=480
http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=480
I'd like to ride it sometime since it is supposed to be one of the best trails in Kalifornia, but I think this Saturday is going to be ugly.
Maybe we can make this one of our "trip" rides on a nice weekend. I'd like to do Lake Lagunitas/Mt. Tam in Marin, Rockville in Fairfield, Wilder Ranch in Santa Cruz, and Saratoga Gap in Saratoga. These are probably my four favorite trails within easy driving distance. If I get a couple more Yakima Blockheads, we can probably fit four bikes in the truck.
I'd also like to do a camping trip this year down to Sequoia National Forest and/or Lake Tahoe. We can combine it as a family trip and/or SRiC camping trip.
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I'd also like to do a camping trip this year down to Sequoia National Forest and/or Lake Tahoe. We can combine it as a family trip and/or SRiC camping trip.
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I like the camping trip idea. As long as we camp somewhere with showers so we can get sort of clean after a long, sweaty ride 
Oh, sorry . At 6:48, there was no caffeine in the system yet and the brain was not yet functioning.
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I know it's in Santa Rosa. My original post was sarcasm. MTBR has a glaring error that several folks have pointed out, but remains unfixed.
. At 6:48, there was no caffeine in the system yet and the brain was not yet functioning.