I'm a complete loser slacker...in the riding department

[Pain Freak]

Laura Small was her name and she's good friends with my niece. OMR is right though about those lions. They've been spotted a number of times there at Santa Rosa. Be very careful there. Very good rr, loved it. None of my boys are very fond of riding mtb's. It has to have a motor on it.

And on a side note, nice seeing you back Roy. Hope to ride with you again soon.

[bjammin]

Awesome dad. Makes me miss my nephews...

[royta]

Originally Posted by Pain Freak

OMR is right though about those lions. They've been spotted a number of times there at Santa Rosa. Be very careful there.

And on a side note, nice seeing you back Roy. Hope to ride with you again soon.

Yeah, I always get the heebie jeebies when I'm riding up to the dead end spot. I just feel like I'm being watched. It's an eerie feeling. You probably know where I'm talking about, but if you want, look at the attached file. The section between 001 and 002 is where I'm talking about. The spot I drew in red is where my boys and I went. It's a nice flat area with enough "hill" in spots to have to get the kids to walk, but they really like going back down.

Yeah, I need to get riding again. It would be nice to ride with you again PF. I'm thinking the SART ride could be cool. I better do a couple shorter rides first to get my legs back.

ETA - The loser slacker bit is because I feel like a schmuck for not riding lately.

[nappyt]

I want to be as big a loser as you when my son gets older. :P Very uplifting post. Thanks for the smile.

[xhuskr]

very cool of you dad. i wish more parents would take their kids for a ride. it's a great experience and exercise. I look on campus here and see 3rd graders who weigh more than I do. Mtn biking is helping your kids build muscle, brain power/focus, and confidence! Hats off to ya!