Instead of crossing the water and completing the *lollypop loop*. When you get to the water turn around and ride back the way you came...Capdoc and myself call it the *question mark loop* either that or have scotty beam you over it (star trek sucks and so does that stupid joke)
But if you do get wet you are only 3.5 miles or so from the car. You can cut that really short with all the bypass trails.
I'm riding it tonight... will be looking for the zip line.... otherwise, I'll attempt to jump it... No, I take that back... I will try to ride fast... No wait, I'm slow... Oh well, I guess I'll get wet...
(Seriously, the best technique I've seen is the one-footed ratchet method, where if performed properly gets you across nice and dry... But if it backfires, it can strand you in the middle of the raging torrent, at which point.... you goin in!)
Stay Thirsty my Friends...
J. rides his unicorn across.We mostly ride across it so fast that we don't get wet.
Enter slowly, rachet the pedals..... I really dont get wet feet from it very often. Certainly not soaked.
Has any one tried walking across in their bare feet?
Gary, you love making fun of my Fargo... (whether you realize it or not, you're one of the people who got me interested in 29ers to begin with...)
No, I ride the Karate Monkey (Fargo's cousin)...
BB
I'm at the 27 trailhead now, I plan on just asking one of the bears to carry me across the water.
These are an absolute MUST for winter riding...SON!!
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-Jim.