Photos from your rides.

[AllanVarcoe]

Originally Posted by beeatnik

^Legit

😁Thanks!

[pinkshogun]

mostly fire roads

Riv Atlantis and 1985 B'stone MB-2

[justaute]

Got her ready for more gravel tomorrow.

[Louis]

Originally Posted by julseas

the gunks, ny

Originally Posted by sparky33

a closed rotting bridge with miscellaneous plywood for decking is totally safe, right?

Together, you guys have reminded me of this video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFUcxnvAeMc

[julseas]

"the stunts in this video were performed by professionals"

seems safe!

[mbrtool]

Beautiful weather last couple of days in Chicago.

Ray

[TimD]

@Truro Winery.

[Ianus]

[Mzilliox]

Originally Posted by Ianus

rad shot

[Mzilliox]

[IMG]Wheaties by Matt.zilliox, on Flickr[/IMG]

[martl]

near the "Route Napoleon", not far from Grasse. Alpes Maritimes.

[PaMtbRider]

The weather here today was perfect. I luckily had the day off so I got a good D2r2 training ride in. 79.5 miles with 8300 feet of climbing. Time for a beer.


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[cgolvin]

Originally Posted by sfhbike

I have 34/26. Will it be be painful or just impossible? Not sure where I might have ever done a grade like that before.

Haven't gone all the way to Crystal Lake yet. You boys are downers!

Just painful. It's steep but the pain is enhanced by the altitude. Both Deer Creek and the final pitch up Mt. Gleason feel just as hard to me.

I consider Crystal Lake just a pausing point on the way to Dawson's Saddle. Just make sure you have a couple of tubes — can't recall ever descending the closed part of 39 without flatting.

[dbnm]

Went for a 25 mile. It hit 106.

On my way back I got caught in a beautiful but windy rain storm.

Cooled down to 75.

It was a terrific ride

[Cicli]

Nice 30 miles with the wife. I mostly ride alone but would way rather ride with the wife. Fun.