I
i am dino
Guest
This morning FXRizzob and I thought we'dd do an oldie but a goodie loop. We decided on starting at Cooks Corner and head up Santiago Canyon into the backside of Whiting and out of Whiting then head back into Whiting (main entrance) and then back out of Whiting up to the STT to the Luge then back to Cooks for some grubb. So as we are cruising through the "Sleep Hollow" portion of Whiting I look up to our left and notice 3 mule deer about 29.6 yards off of the trail. We stopped and then took a closer look and saw a total of 7 of them! Rob snapped a couple of pix of them and should be posting them a little later. Everything at Whiting was pretty much the same, only about 342 hikers on the lower part and a heard of "women" hike-a-biking up Mustard. We reached four corners and rested for a few, it was getting warm out. Then we headed out the back and up to the Modjeska Grade, I was hoping to see a deer carcas, but had no such luck, daaangit! Once on the STT we headed up to the Luge and again I was disappointed that we only saw one of the "bee-keepers" as we climbed, usually there are two of them and today the "grand wizard bee keeper" was M.I.A., daaaangit! So, we head up to the Luge, snap a couple photos at the flag pole (rob will post soon) and then we began our descent, but then we stopped to contemplate doing that gap jump at the beginning of the Luge and decided that next time we go there, we will both hit it. We then made our way down and passed a couple chix who were off to the side of the trail and then passed a couple of dudes who were off to the side of the trail and then passed one more dude off to the side of the trail. The Luge was in great shape and not all that dusty, Rob and I flew down it and railed every turn and glided across every little drop we encountered. I think Rob ended up pinch flatting on the Luge but was able to make it back to my truck with enough air. Today was a good ride and it felt like summer out there. We then grubbed down at Cooks and took in all the scenery, lots of scenery!
Oh, today was my first ride with my new brakes. I just bought some Avid Juicy 5's and they were awesome. Rob let out a little fluid on my rear brake and it came to life, it was pretty tight and the lever had almost no play. These things are MILES ahead of my piece of crap Hayes HFX-9's, I'm hoping my riding will step up to the next level with these things. I had no idea of what I was missing out on with these new brakes that actually modulate and stop when I want them too.
awesome ride rob!
Oh, today was my first ride with my new brakes. I just bought some Avid Juicy 5's and they were awesome. Rob let out a little fluid on my rear brake and it came to life, it was pretty tight and the lever had almost no play. These things are MILES ahead of my piece of crap Hayes HFX-9's, I'm hoping my riding will step up to the next level with these things. I had no idea of what I was missing out on with these new brakes that actually modulate and stop when I want them too.
awesome ride rob!
That was this very nice old lady hikers bag.....I did notice that and was waiting for some comment from somebody about it :lol: 