I actually got pinned between a rock and my bike w my weight smashing my leg against said rock.Yikes Heal Up! That's a pretty bad digger! Shin guards are good but really suck in the hot weather. Did you get pedal SMACKED in the shin or attacked by a CACTUS?
Big time!!Yeah, some of the trails around T-town are getting turned into powder.
That be ninja like reflexes....bravo!!I went out last night, I ended up doing a summersault down some big exposure. The trail: it was fine hard pack with lots of loose screed, I was climbing and missed some bed rock tech. Unfortunately I put my foot down on the outside but could only touch my toe. After that it was oh cr@p look at all those rocks. So I actually leaped to clear the rocks to maybe find a better landing place. I did but it was a long way down until I stopped. The bike was only 5 feet below the trail sitting in the rocks. We are both OK
I'm riding w Jenson's Thur night ride tonight; street tacos and libations afterwards.Some of the trails at the hogs back are still in good shape.
The rides are held at Jenson's - we ride Sycamore then grub afterwards - every first Thur of the month. Now you know.I'm not on the stupid ass place called Facebook, so I don't know where they do their rides now.
Maybe you're thinking of Jax or The Bike Shop Temecula.I've been told they are changed around between locations.
I been thinking about riding that one for awhile. The temptation to drop in could be overwhelming. I sat at the top on the south rim on the day the park opened after Clinton had shut it down, it was sunset and the switchbacks with all those water bars, oh man that looked sweet. Commonsense took hold although I was all by myself. I looked around and saw nobody else, but I figured if somebody saw me, there is only one way out. Now I lament that I did not just take the drop till dark and then trudge back out. 15-20 minutes down would have suited me fine.Just got back from riding Rainbow Rim Trail, North Rim Grand Canyon. Daily thunder showers low 80's not in the mood to ride blown out dusty trails for awhile. Post road trip depression is here.
Dean