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I have been upgraded from 80% to 90%
Kid doesn't want to go so we are going to drop her off at a friends house. So as long as they ok it.... I am good.
 
roc said:
For all the folks who rode jungle on Sunday, did your body feel more tired than normal after a 7ish mile ride. I rode there this afternoon, and I’m wiped, 7ish miles, 500ft of vertical. Felt way harder than that. I haven’t been to jungle in years, but I don’t remember it being as tough as it was today. Maybe I’m just old.
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@Mtbdog
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That place gave me a headache.


It was a tough ride but a ton of fun, that was my first time there and I'm definitely going back. I just wish I didn't live so far away from there.
 
Sorry guys, looks like I'm out for next Saturday.....🙁 But I'm sure you'll get more volunteers/probably have them all filled up already.
 
qclabrat said:
I'm headed to round valley next. Need to make up for thelack skill and mojo. Finishing up track stands this week and will try the dreaded wheelie next. @Kangdoy how was your skilz session with the Tank
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It went pretty well. @Mtbdog gave me some solid advice and looked to see what I was not doing, which was leaning back/keeping my arms and bike straight. There's a small park right in front of my apartment that I can practice at night. Thanks again @Mtbdog!
 
Fire Marshal Max said:
Not a fan walking in them but when I pedal strike with my foot making first contact it doesn't hurt. I fractured my big toe last year at Ringwood and if I had these shoes it wouldn't have happened.
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Yeah that happened to me last week (didn't break anything) and I wasn't a fan of the ouchie. I think I might have to do it.
 
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Kangdoy said:
It went pretty well. @Mtbdog gave me some solid advice and looked to see what I was not doing, which was leaning back/keeping my arms and bike straight. There's a small park right in front of my apartment that I can practice at night. Thanks again @Mtbdog!
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I missed the wheelie session. Also keep a finger on the rear break lever to help avoid going too far back. I’m sure you probably know that already.
 
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