Waywayanda Video

[giff06]

Really nice job. 2 cameras gives a different perspective. We hook the go pro to the stokers seatpost facing backwards and it gives a good angle. We want to try Way way on the tandem. It looks pretty do-able from your video shots. Would you say that those trails are typical of the park? Getting another racer/rider to wear your cam is a great idea.
Ed and Pat Gifford
the Snot Rocket tandem

 

[MMuller]

So painful to watch. Can't wait to get back there. That's Joe Kosa sticking with Oreo for most of the vid (351). Great job and congrats on 2nd at Tymor.

 

[pooriggy]

We want to try Way way on the tandem. It looks pretty do-able from your video shots. Would you say that those trails are typical of the park?
Ed and Pat Gifford
the Snot Rocket tandem

It would be a challenge. I would say you would probably want to avoid sitting bear(beginning of ST on racecourse) on a tandem.

 

[giff06]

OK, thanks. Do you have any trails we should start on to set the bar and go from there?
Ed

 

[pooriggy]

OK, thanks. Do you have any trails we should start on to set the bar and go from there?
Ed

Here is a map from Black Bear website.
http://www.blackbearcycling.com/wawa11/coursemap.html
If you have a Garmin this was the actual racecourse, there was some deviation from the map.
http://connect.garmin.com/activity/83143875

You can by pass sitting bear by staying on the yellow trail(laurel pond).

imo a tandem would be better over at jungle habitat. JH has more flow compared to wayway. But i should also say that I think wayway is one of the most beautiful state parks and definitely worth checking out.

Also I just realized that I made it on the cover of Black Bear's homepage #102 in orange & blue baby!

 

[giff06]

Thanks again, Jungle Habitat is also on the to do list for this year. We don't mind tight and twisty or rocky and technical. We have fallen into a groove that we want to break by exploring other parks.
Ed