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Allison, it was nice meeting you and Jason at Snow Summit and thanks for all the great pix you took! I look forward to riding with you and Jason at Mammoth.
I dunno... Andy looked like he rather enjoyed banging that seat from the look of the last photo. |
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![]() BTW, no biggie, but it's Justin *everyone* calls him Jason, though! (Including my grandma.) |
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Damn, wish I'd made it up to sunday's ride - was planning to until i rode the loop saturday evening and cracked my chainstay... Not really a good excuse anyway, as it was a demo day and all! Looks like everyone had a fun up there.
Had a great time at the poker ride saturday though, met a ton of new people, remembered more faces from the ride thursday. What a fun community y'all are...can't wait to get out riding with you guys again soon
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Wow...I'm a little bummed I didn't decide to go after all. I rode SART on Sat and thought I would just do a local trail on Sunday so I wasn't gone all day.
Do any of the women have some feed back on bikes they demo'd? Actually let's hear everyone chime in on what they thought about the demo bikes. I'm going to rent a bigger bike for Mammoth this weekend, but eventually I want to get one and would love to hear your comments. Thanks! ~ cc ~
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For a 6" bike, I really like the Yeti 575. Very, very light and nimble for a 6" bike. The one I rode was a medium and fit perfect. I also rode the Chumba Evo (S/M) but preferred the 575. Quote:
I leave the hucking to the Socom, just don't like going big on my 6" trail bike.Yesterday was all about speed and how many runs everyone could get in. The only time we stopped was to fix flats (Roger got 3 yesterday). Roger broke the hangar on his 6.6 on the first run and had to ride my Shova ST all day. My Intense 1ply tires did not hold up to his extra weight!!! BUT, he did admit that my bike was really fast and fun on the DH!!! (He rides a Large and my bike is a medium so he didn't enjoy climbing). ![]()
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Still bringing the Enduro up for the shuttle ride on Sunday, though. That, or Justin will ride a Demo 8 and I'll get to play on the Socom more ![]() CC - I just rode my Enduro all day yesterday, but the demo bikes were definitely busy being used all day! |
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CC (07-30-2007)
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I rode a medium Slayer SXC and LOVED every minute! It climbed nice, descended great, and it was huckable.
![]() Allison was also nice enough to allow me a run on her Enduro. I really liked the feel of it too. Quote:
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Thanks ladies, I appreciate the feed back. Wheew it's almost time to hit up Mammoth! WooHoo!!!
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There are Switches for rent at Mammoth Mtn and the Village as as well.......
switch.jpg Sorry shameless plug ![]() Thanks everyone, I had a good time this weekend too! ![]() |
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I gave the bike to my neighbor's 5 yr old daughter, she's tall for her age, she'll be able to ride it in a year. He first comment was: "I don't like it, it's a boy's bike". then 5 minutes later she wanted to ride it
. Jason her dad was very happy.Thank you to everybody involved, it was great. Serge
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Hello, Glad to hear you were able to demo those bikes. I think a better comparison for the 575 would be our XCL. Our EVO borders a bit more on light freeride. For a pure trail/XC bike that could take hits, pedal, and handle in a similar category as the 575, the XCL is likely a better fit. Sorry I had to throw in a shameless plug as well. A.
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![]() Nice pics guys...I'm making another trip up to Summit this weekend and all the pics are getting me pretty hyped.
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Some vids:
HuckSpokes at the top Me on the same thing Andy on some loose stuff... |
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SlowSpokes (07-31-2007),
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Seeing Andy walk off his big just made me LOL!! Too funny...great job though.
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*everyone* calls him Jason, though! (Including my grandma.)

I leave the hucking to the Socom, just don't like going big on my 6" trail bike.


