Anthony Sloan wrote: > http://home.grandecom.net/~dburatti/ted_faceplant.mov > Wow, it looks like your riding buddies provide a lot of entertainment!
Dick wrote: > Anthony Sloan wrote: > >> http://home.grandecom.net/~dburatti/ted_faceplant.mov >> > Wow, it looks like your riding buddies provide a lot of entertainment! Never a dull moment. A
Anthony Sloan wrote: > Dick wrote: > >> Anthony Sloan wrote: >> >>> http://home.grandecom.net/~dburatti/ted_faceplant.mov >>> >> Wow, it looks like your riding buddies provide a lot of entertainment! > > Never a dull moment. > > A mmm, starting to feel better about my riding as I watch these... penny
Penny S. wrote: >Anthony Sloan wrote: > > >>Dick wrote: >> >> >> >>>Anthony Sloan wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>>http://home.grandecom.net/~dburatti/ted_faceplant.mov >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>Wow, it looks like your riding buddies provide a lot of entertainment! >>> >>> >>Never a dull moment. >> >>A >> >> > >mmm, starting to feel better about my riding as I watch these... > >penny > > > > It should be pointed out that these videos come from the clinic series that I run out at City Park. A lot of these poeple are relatively new riders. We all had to learn somewhere. And I sure did benefit from latching on to the wheel of some better riders. A
Anthony Sloan wrote: > Penny S. wrote: > >> Anthony Sloan wrote: >> >> >>> Dick wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>>> Anthony Sloan wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>>> http://home.grandecom.net/~dburatti/ted_faceplant.mov >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Wow, it looks like your riding buddies provide a lot of entertainment! >>>> >>>> >>> Never a dull moment. >>> >>> A >>> >>> >> >> mmm, starting to feel better about my riding as I watch these... >> >> penny >> >> >> >> > It should be pointed out that these videos come from the clinic series that I run out at City > Park. A lot of these poeple are relatively new riders. > > We all had to learn somewhere. And I sure did benefit from latching on to the wheel of some > better riders. > > A Anthony, you are preaching to a rider who was practicing "target acquisition" on the trees yesterday. For some reason, I kept looking at them instead of the trail, fortunately I was riding slow at the (numerous) times... you might want to give those guys armor, that last one looked rather painful. Penny
Penny S. wrote: >Anthony, you are preaching to a rider who was practicing "target acquisition" on the trees >yesterday. For some reason, I kept looking at them instead of the trail, fortunately I was riding >slow at the (numerous) times... > Hehe. We have a problem with trees jumping into trails around here. Even if you ignore them, they'll gitcha!
On Fri, 16 May 2003 10:50:26 -0500, Anthony Sloan <[email protected]> wrote: > http://home.grandecom.net/~dburatti/ted_faceplant.mov Was he injured? It doesn't look like his face hit the rock, luckily. -- Dan Langille resume: http://www.langille.org/
On Fri, 16 May 2003 11:29:01 -0500, Anthony Sloan wrote: > It should be pointed out that these videos come from the clinic series that I run out at City > Park. A lot of these poeple are relatively new riders. I imagine a lot of my first rides looked like that too! I came home bloody almost every ride! Of course, with the rocks strewn all over Texas, that wasn't a difficult thing to accomplish. -- -BB- To reply to me, drop the attitude (from my e-mail address, at least)
"Anthony Sloan" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > > > Penny S. wrote: > > >Anthony, you are preaching to a rider who was practicing "target acquisition" on the trees > >yesterday. For some reason, I kept looking at them instead of the trail, fortunately I was riding > >slow at the (numerous) > >times... > > > > Hehe. We have a problem with trees jumping into trails around here. Even if you ignore them, > they'll gitcha! > Yesterday I clipped a tree about 1.5 inches in diameter. Luckily it was a dead one and it just broke at the base. Whew! It could've richocheted back at me... -- - Zilla (Remove XSPAM)