ride Pix!

[Skrawny]

So I'm not very good at this, but I think I managed to upload one of my photos of a recent cycling trip to Moab. More to follow.

Thanks to everyone for the Moab recommendations (Moab recommendations (http://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=8101&highlight=moab) )

please feel free to add any recent ride pix you have!

[Kevan]

that's another way to lighten a bike. A bit drastic don't you think?


Sure-durn purdy country out thar.

[William]

Have some Specialized homies bustin caps at ya? :fight:

Which tumbleweed are you ducking behind?

William ;)

[Skrawny]

That last picture was at the start of an epic 65mi ride that took me from 3,000ft alongside the Colorado R. to 8,000ft amidst lingering snow, and then 20 minutes of 30-45 mph downhill.

This next series is from Arches Ntl Park. The ONLY way to see this park is on a bike!

[gasman]

beautiful country- looks like great riding.

Nobody would mistake that area for Eugene. :D

[dave thompson]

Looks like Dildo Nat'l Park.











Sorry for that remark!

[Skrawny]

yeah, it was a little more arid than I'd expect in Eugene, and the color palate tended more toward the red than green.

Kevan, William: Thank goodness I had the foresight to ask Kelly to build the bike with the "bulletproof" option!

Dave: anyone with the same dirty mind as I (and, obviously, you) would find some of the formations a little silly...

We also did some canyoneering, rafting and Mt Biking (I just slowed the others down) but may FAVORITE was the road stuff

[Tom]

and not just of the size of some of the, uh, 'formations'.

That must have been a great, great place to be out and riding about. Some day...

[Skrawny]

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[Kevan]

too bad you're leaving the forum and can't stay on and devastate us further with these wonderful photos.

Now where on this computer is that picture of me riding past the Grand Union?

[dirtdigger88]

dave- I am glad you made the dildo comment first-

skrawny- you dont look so skrawny to me . . .



Jason

[Skrawny]

I'm not goin' anywhere!

But since you mentioned it, here are some recent (local) pictures of a ride to Alpine Dam and the "7 Sisters."

dd88: 135lbs when sopping wet...

[dirtdigger88]

who are the ladies- or is it one lady with two bikes- I notice you have no pix of other guys- was it just mr skrawny-

remember - size aint everything- technique gets the rock a rolling


Jason

[Skrawny]

That's one of my best friends, Kristine, on her bike in Moab and my loaner in SF.
Hottie, aint she? AND SHE'S LEGAL! (OOPS (http://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=9213&page=1&pp=15) )Too bad she lives in San Diego...
-S

[dirtdigger88]

That's one of my best friends, Kristine, on her bike in Moab and my loaner in SF.
Hottie, aint she? AND SHE'S LEGAL! (OOPS (http://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=9213&page=1&pp=15) )Too bad she lives in San Diego...
-S


why dont you mail her to me- for a demo ride. :D

Jason

[Kevan]

anyone can steal these photos from a travel brochure.

Even the screw in the tire's too perfect!

[Skrawny]

I unscrewed it a few turns before I realized I should get a picture of it.

[csb]

kool pics of telly tubbies world

[William]

Sexual refrences aside, I'm having flashbacks to the Sound of Music.....~The hills are alive....with the sound of music AHHhhhhaahahahhhhhhhaaaaaa~ Ah, sorry :rolleyes: I couldn't help myself.

Looks like beautiful riding country.

William
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[PBWrench]

Great pics -- I've been to Moab twice on cycling trips and absolutely love it. Here's a shot of my riding group in March at Deadhorse Point.

[slowgoing]

Great Moab pics. One of my favorite places on earth - even if I have to keep myself doped upon on allergy meds because of that red dust.

[arsegas]

Hey Josh...it's Eric from the Skinny Tire! Just wanted to say "hi". Your shot of the gang at Dead Horse Pt came out great! It's sad but I did not bring a camera on the trip, so I don't have a shot from there...my shoddy memory will have to do.

Skrawny -- Awesome pictures! That is amazing country. How were the temperatures? I'm surprised to see that much snow in the La Sals still.

slowgoing -- My allergies killed me up in Moab also, even with doped up on Claritin, Flonase and all. I recently did a allergy test and tested super-sensitive to Juniper, which I suspect may have been the cause in addition to all the dust.

[Skrawny]

arsegas, thanks for the compliment, but w/ such beautiful lanscape it's hard NOT to take great pix!

Temp was about the 70s, occasionally windy, with threats of thunderstorms that never materialized.
-s