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mattsrabbit said:
I'll be in that race with you! It is a very flat, very fast, sandy course. One steep punchy climb and some downward stairs. They were thinking about letting people stay overnight in the Scout Camp Bunks and pre-ride the course last year. Hope they make that happen!
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Sounds good! I like punchy climbs. Happy to touch base before or after the race.
 
stb222 said:
I legit thought you have been riding for 5 years total.
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I built and rode mtbs mostly on the street or some local scrap trails from when I was 12 or so through 19. Off and on mtb trails from 08-12, then started riding Hartshorne in 14, raced in 15 and on. I’ve only been any sort of competitive in mtb for 5 years.
 
The Governor of Maxtown said:
The lines I will not cross are those things I wouldn't want people to mess with me. I know my limits are different from others but if someone takes it somewhere I'll go there too, and as long as someone reciprocates the jokes I assume things are good on their end. I won't ever report someone aside for norm and pat(for fun) but I will pm or opening call you out on the forum. I hope people will do the same for me so I can correct corse.

I think @serviceguy is the only one who doesn't reciprocate my jackassery but I believe that's part of his angle. IMSORRRRRRRYYYYLEEEEOOOOOOOOO

I don't know @stb222 but I think he wants me to hit him with my shopping cart on a random trail, don't think my laziness will stop me from bringing a shoprite shopping cart to a trail.

You've met me in person I'm pretty tame and just like to laugh with other people, you just get to examine the things I write online versus not getting to process what I say in person.
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Met Maxine in person. She’s a cool chick.

Keep on keeping on my girl!


Ever been hit with a pea shooter? That’s your reference should @stb222 ever hit you. ??
 
MadisonDan said:
And that's how this thread ended....
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Blame Subaru's ad campaign in the 90s


In the 1990s, Subaru’s unique selling point was that the company increasingly made all-wheel drive standard on all its cars. When the company’s marketers went searching for people willing to pay a premium for all-wheel drive, they identified four core groups who were responsible for half of the company’s American sales: teachers and educators, health-care professionals, IT professionals, and outdoorsy types.

Then they discovered a fifth: lesbians. “When we did the research, we found pockets of the country like Northampton, Massachusetts, and Portland, Oregon, where the head of the household would be a single person—and often a woman,” says Tim Bennett, who was the company’s director of advertising at the time. When marketers talked to these customers, they realized these women buying Subarus were lesbian.
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I'm an IT professional with a Subaru I dub the Lesbro Mobile.

Anyway...

Experience: 1 year on actual trails - started up this year back in April. I rode a Trek 4500 with road tires on road from 05-08, but that doesn't count.
Fitness: beginner (even though I'm a runner)
Mtb skills: beginner. I can't bunny hop consistently or wheelie/manual at all. When I try to pump on a trail I find I do the opposite of what I should be doing. I'm an uncoordinated mess.
Fear factor: I ride the brakes a lot when I'm unsure of myself (which is all the time) but loosen up pretty quickly. I'm also not doing anything too crazy.
 
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