just went up by 5 today, plus 2 that was a little gnar-bar that will have to wait for the big bike.
All rivers of loam, that I didn't even have to drive to.
OOOOH YEAH!!!
Is there a Vancouver in Taiwan?! I had no idea!!
Nothing sums up my life's achievements like my stuffed corpse, suplexing a cougar.
All rivers of loam, that I didn't even have to drive to.
yeah, cause someone else drove
only from Harper to the gun range..
ps. new gnarly trail is gnarly..
Is there a Vancouver in Taiwan?! I had no idea!!
Nothing sums up my life's achievements like my stuffed corpse, suplexing a cougar.
mmm loam
"If everything seems in control, you're not going fast enough."
-Mario Andretti-
I ate rivers of loam this weekend…..second run down a new trail is heaven…….
am I the only one getting kinda bored of loam? I know, thats like getting bored of powder but this weekend I was kinda itching for something really rough and rooty and slippery. I guess it all has it place
Except for a few ladder bridges I've built, loam is about all I can get here on Hornby Island.
I learned the hard way to towel off my bike before the dog. I'd rather have a slightly oily dog than a hairy bike.
Hey Chin…good to hear from ya. And great to see a pic sweet Hornby singletrack.
Are you involved in the work on Yer Mom?
It's become a new family fave, that and the new stuff on Slick Rock.
Team Crafty
does anyone ever get the feeling that loam talk on the internet is mainly for the e-penis stretching?
we really don't need to talk about it on here, seeing as it don't exist.
It's really about the built up gnar like Pangor, and CBC - my favourite trails, Although Chins trails look nice but just need a few teeter totters here and there
am I the only one getting kinda bored of loam? I know, thats like getting bored of powder but this weekend I was kinda itching for something really rough and rooty and slippery. I guess it all has it place
I'll trade you - having ridden lots of Seymour in the rain recently, I've seen just about enough brutally saturated parallel roots for a life time. Rivers of loam for wet slippery death roots any day.
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