Including pictures from Gooseberry, Moab, and Fruita.
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"P e t e F a g e r l i n" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Including pictures from Gooseberry, Moab, and Fruita.
Absolute [censored] -- don't waste your time looking at these pics.
Bill "not wishing he'd gone" S.
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In article <[email hidden]>, P e t e F a g e r l i nQuoted message said:
Including pictures from Gooseberry, Moab, and Fruita.
I'm jealous. Can I come next time? How's your friend like his Jericho? He looks like he may be over
200lbs, does the bike seem to hold up to the abuse? I'm lusting after a custom steel hard tail trail
bike. Do you have an opinion on Steelman vs. Sysip vs. Soulcraft vs. Jericho? Being a east bay boy
I'd like to support the neighborhood frame builder.Paul
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I liked the Fruita terrain that looked liked moonscapes...
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l i n said:
Including pictures from Gooseberry, Moab, and Fruita.
I'm jealous. Can I come next time? How's your friend like his Jericho?
HeQuoted message said:
looks like he may be over 200lbs, does the bike seem to hold up to the abuse? I'm lusting after a
custom steel hard tail trail bike. Do you have an opinion on Steelman vs. Sysip vs. Soulcraft vs.
Jericho? Being a east
bayQuoted message said:
boy I'd like to support the neighborhood frame builder.
Paul
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On Sat, 03 May 2003 20:54:54 -0700, "Paul MacIntyre" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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|I'm jealous. Can I come next time? How's your friend like his Jericho? He |looks like he may be
over 200lbs, does the bike seem to hold up to the |abuse? I'm lusting after a custom steel hard tail
trail bike. Do you have |an opinion on Steelman vs. Sysip vs. Soulcraft vs. Jericho? Being a east
bay |boy I'd like to support the neighborhood frame builder.He's 220 and the frame is holding up even though he does drop to flat on it.
If you're an East Bay guy get a frame from Josh at Jericho. They have a groovy new dropout now and
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P e t e F a g e r l i n <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Including pictures from Gooseberry, Moab, and Fruita.
Thanks again for sharing your mtb adventures, Pete. Always enjow your website. It surprises me
to see hardtails on terrain like Gosseberry Mesa and some of the others. Talk about beating up
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[email hidden] (Adalbert) wrote in message
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It surprises me to see hardtails on terrain like Gosseberry Mesa and some of > the others.
Wake up, they can be ridden anywhere in the right hands.
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Talk about beating up your body!
Who are you talking about, that flopper Bender?
JD
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P e t e F a g e r l i n said:
Including pictures from Gooseberry, Moab, and Fruita.
Excellent. New source for wallpaper...
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