Recent content by Blip01

Whoa! All done by hand? Nice work! Thank you.

Nice! I was thinking about the B&D 40-volt as well as that 60-volt you have. At the time I only needed it for taking out one tree at home and some smaller branches. Didn't really think about trail use. And you're right, most people would be totally fine with something like this for home use. Way...

Tossing out another option I've used to clear some rather large trees on our local trails. 20-volt Black & Decker chainsaw. I have a few batteries and get a decent amount of cutting time. weighs about 7 lbs. and with the bar removed fits in a backpack for easy transport. It's not going to win...

Hope this helps with supplies a bit!

Started off around 8:30 this morning. A bunch of small puddles, things were slippery overall, especially the roots. Only had time for 11 miles, but did get a bunch of PRs.

Ditto! Was planning an early morning ride.

Ooof, from mtbnj.com.

Oooof, from Singletracks.

Why would you even want to ride in that? o_O

Thanks for the update! Will avoid the trails this weekend.

Hate to be that guy....but what are the chances of the trails being rideable tomorrow?

He sleepin!

Thanks, great advice! Most of the muddy sections were able to be avoided while still staying on the actual trail if you sacrificed your KOM aspirations and took it slow. :) I personally prefer not to be covered with mud, so I take it pretty easy through that kind of stuff.

After 8 miles. Not too bad.

Blue and red heading out from canal definitely have a few Muddy spots, but they can mostly be ridden around. Orange is in really good shape. Red near the 27 lot is a bit muddy as well.