portlypeddler

My knee is just about 100%...after riding all the fun stuff in Big Bear yesterday, and not having too many squeals from it, I'd say its better. Some little trail items, like step-ups and extended continuous drops will make it "speak", but every week the shock of those things affect it less.

My bird i.d. has certainly gotten better! I've spent some time getting reacquainted with them!

How's your wife doing with her chemo?

Genny

Hey Steve. thanks for checking in. sorry I haven't gotten back to you earlier. Our daugther was born around two weeks ago. I was thinking you should come ride with our church group someday. Every weekend, we'll ride CHSP, Powder Cyn, Turnbull, Aliso, etc. We have a great time of fellowship, and meeting tons of new folks on the trails. God has opened quite a few doors in speaking with fellow riders at rest stops (i.e. four corners this past Sat.)

Anyway, let me know. Or if you ever want to ride, and have noone to go with, hit me up. Take it easy, man.

In Grace,

Bryan

tks for the bday wishes, steve!! i can't believe you remembered my famous saying! lol!

Hi Steve! I've been off the boards for awhile. Saw the ride for tomorrow AM, but I'm confirmed for a 6AM ride to the Peak. How are you? Have you been riding w/STR?

B.

That'd be great! Unfortunatley my dad is recovering from radiation therapy so he's not able to get out. I'll most likely be with my brother, maybe bringing another friend too. Should be fun, see you out there.
Enjoy the ride,
Ivan

Man Steve, that's BEAUTIFUL!!!
I'm on swing shift this week, so riding is out for me until the weekend. There's talk of maybe a HJ to Joplin ride on Saturday. I may, or may not have to work. I won't know until Thur-Fri.
Please tell your wife I'm pulling for her, and I'm very excited to hear she's doing good!!
See you soon my friend!

Thanks for the birthday wishes Steve!

thank you! Just got home from Santa Barbara....celebrating w/family.

I did! Celebrated Passover (Lord's Supper) with 300 others at the Hyatt Irvine. See ya soon on the trails, Steve.