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  1. 02bullit

    02bullit New Member

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    Stray_Bullit The sustain..listen to it

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    Welcome.... it's nice to see the women in here hooking her up! Good job, ladies!
     
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  3. lego2000

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    Thanks! I am always looking for new trails to try in my area. This looks fun!

     
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    Of course, I want a tour. I will PM you when I am ready to get back on the bike. Thanks :wave:

     
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    :welcome:, I'm new here also, and also have a hurt elbow, but it is from an old lacrosse injury. Going to the doctor on Wed. to get it looked at. But I'll be happy to show you Aliso, I know it very well, as it is really the only place I have rode since I started last October. As the other poster said, Aliso is good because it offers things for almost all types of riders.
     
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    Hi and welcome I am new to this thread too.
    Fully Loop is a good begin ride but for the first time you need to go with someone who know's the route,
    I like to bring beginners to telagraph trail to 4 corners at carbon canyon, slight uphill for 6 miles and you could bail out anytime. park at carbon canyon parking lot at the N/E end and you'll see the trail or just ask the Ranger at the gate for a map.
    Happy Trails!
     
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    Fellow Irvinite, too. :wave: There's Shady Canyon Loop right out my door, 11 miles, hilly, a great cardio workout to get in shape. It is pavement but it borders and crosses open space and is an option when you can't get to a trailhead.
     
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    Hi~ Does that bike path go all the way to Turtle Rock?
    Hmmm pavement ;) I will have to try with my new road bike. Thx for info...

     
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