Photos from your rides.

[benadrian]

Originally Posted by Xrslug

My sister and BIL were in town for t-day, and he rented a bike so we could go on some rides. Today we went rode from South Pasadena up to ANF to do some dirt riding on Mt. Lukens. You can see DTLA way in the distance in the pic of my BIL. I threw the 35mm GKs on the Breadwinner and did my best. I could have used a lower gear than the 34/34, but I didn’t have to walk that much. Crazy wind gusts and some areas of the trail were washed out (I’m assuming from recent heavy rains) but all in all a great day out. I passed 100,000 feet of climbing for the year on this ride.

I love the Mt. Lukens ride. 35mm seem do-able but maybe rough. I've done it on 38s a couple times. Looks like a spectacular day and on the bike and you probably had it all to yourself!

[Likes2ridefar]

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[AngryScientist]

Did some route re-con in southern jersey this week along with some riding. Found some nice roads and hundreds of miles of stuff to continue to explore.

Wound up in some real sand at one point; didnt need the 4WD, but surely would have without the rear locker. That's a no-go on a gravel bike for me.

[Likes2ridefar]

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[CNY rider]

It was another spectacular late fall riding day, you just had to be careful on the north facing seasonal roads.
The sides were grippy but those car tire ruts were very slick ice.

[Hilltopperny]

I went for a nice 35 mile road ride out by the Great Sacandaga yesterday and never snapped any photos. Decided to hit the single track today on my 5010.

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[fourflys]

repping the Paceline and baby horses!

[hummus_aquinas]

[hummus_aquinas]

hold on to your friends

[Likes2ridefar]

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[NHAero]

Long Point, south coast of Martha's Vineyard. Sunday morning MTB ride. 23 miles today in mild weather.

[Likes2ridefar]

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[merckxman]

Very gusty, cloud cover, made it chilly.

[NHAero]

Originally Posted by Likes2ridefar

NHAero that does not look mild by any stretch of MY imagination

As you are from Scottsdale, I should also disclose that the blue-green stuff in the second photo is called "water". We have it in both salted and plain.

[NHAero]

Low 40Fs but sunny, had to get out, I can work when it's dark!