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  1. I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

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    JD

  2. What are you riding? That isn't Richie is it? Brian
    --
    "I Ride my bike, to Ride my bike..." From a Zen proverb mtbbrian.commtbbrian.com "JD"
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    Quoted message said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

    gallery.consumerreview.com061003014.jpg

    JD

  3. Brian Schiele,

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    What are you riding? That isn't Richie is it?

    Wherever he is, it looks hot. Prefer cool riding, myself.

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  4. JD <[email hidden]> spoke thusly...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

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    JD

    nice shirt ;-)

  5. JD <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

    gallery.consumerreview.com061003014.jpg

    JD

    It might be a rigid bike, but that flexy POS body is taking all the sting out of the ride.

    Shaun aRe - Pretty pebbles.

  6. Quoted message said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

    gallery.consumerreview.com061003014.jpg

    JD

    Holy [censored], I aint ridden fully rigid in aaaggeesss. Seeing that pic almost makes me want to
    try it again.

    Small Black Dog

  7. JD said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

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    JD


    Looks like the riding here.

    A

  8. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    If you call 75 degrees farenheit hot, you must be a polar bear.

    ..or live in Gunnison!

    Matt (is it hot in here?)

  9. (JD) said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

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    Ah, is that trail up on the Mesa near Powderhorn? I think I remember that trail. Summer of '88 after
    I got my first mtb, my brother-in-law and I took that abuse one day in August. Sure looks like the
    same trail. That was a pivotal ride for me...

    All bikes were rigid back then. Nike lavadomes strapped to XT pedals. Cutoffs and T-shirts. Striped
    socks. No helmets.

    That really takes me back.
    --
    Tom Purvis - arkansasvalley.nettpurvis Salida, CO

  10. MattB,

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    Quoted message said:

    If you call 75 degrees farenheit hot, you must be a polar bear.

    ..or live in Gunnison!

    Toronto.

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  11. [email hidden] (Tom Purvis) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    (JD) said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a
    rigid bike. I am.

    gallery.consumerreview.com061003014.jpg

    Ah, is that trail up on the Mesa near Powderhorn? I think I remember that trail. Summer of '88
    after I got my first mtb, my brother-in-law and I took that abuse one day in August. Sure looks
    like the same trail. That was a pivotal ride for me...

    It's not near Powderhorn, but is just as rough as the trail you nare thinking of. That was the
    mellow part of the trail, really.

    Quoted message said:

    All bikes were rigid back then. Nike lavadomes strapped to XT pedals. Cutoffs and T-shirts.
    Striped socks. No helmets.

    That really takes me back.

    Sounds like m SoCal fireroad bombing days, as well as my NC adventures.

    JD

  12. Anthony Sloan <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    JD said:

    I'm sure TJ will recognize this mess. He may even call me crazy for venturing up there on a rigid
    bike. I am.

    gallery.consumerreview.com061003014.jpg

    JD


    Looks like the riding here.

    That was one of the more tame sections. I'm sure that TJ will let me drag him (or vice versa) onto
    that trail this Summer. We'll make sure to take pictures of the more wicked portions.

    JD

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