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Where did you get that old photo of @onetracker

Good times. See you all next week, with a few more elves 😁

BYOWS

See y'all there 😀

Trimming back vegetation and clearing sight lines to help mitigate blind corners used to be a pretty regular part of TM there. The goal was always to make more of the trail more visible without it looking like we did anything, which in turn requires more frequent trimming. Not much to do right...

@Mitch forgot what you told him and gave him a beer instead

Way ahead of ya. Also confirmed it's his 👍

I think I know who's it is

I'm typically carrying 7+ bikes. My bike rack typically far exceeds the cost of the vehicle it's attached to..... Zero issues or concerns with this setup. When carrying XC bikes you'll have to turn the bars so the levers don't contact the top tubes of adjacent bikes, but that's a whole 15-20...

I have one for ya

JT and I had to send our tribute from upstate NY, very sorry we missed it ❤️ 🖕Cancer

Bakes Brewing Co. made a beer in Collaboration with the owners of Brielle. Come hang with fellow cyclists, have some brews, and a great time 🙂

Dude why aren't you retired yet? You should be living in a van down by the river trail

Sad I missed it 😕

@Hair Face if you buy it I'll join you for the first test ride on it at Clayton..... I call front

Wednesday September 3rd, 5:00PM Only a few Wednesday evening sessions left before we start losing daylight. Help us get the trails ready for the Fall riding season. LMK if you got the heads up 😜 https://jorba.org/event/clayton-park-trail-maintenance-session/

Don't have pictures but I also had a bunch of cracks to fill. Some were small enough for liquid filler, others needed the patch/tamp. And those typically need to be done at least 48 hours before sealing. The biggest issue doing it yourself is finding the time when the weather is right.

Great minds ..

Do it yourself. We'll discuss on our next lunch ride 😉😁

Figured I'd try here first. Need to get creative with carrying bikes with our travel trailer and it looks like a 1up HD is my best bet since it's very compact, and most importantly I can reverse the hitch position (so the receiver is under the bikes) for carrying them in front of the trailer...