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RR: Uncompahgre Ass-Kicking

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  1. Mine....

    Working on 24.6kps so making this short.

    Started on the west side of the Cimarron Ridge while the wife and kids
    drove over to Silver Jack Reservoir to hike and fish. Probable the
    most beautiful section of alpine forest I've ridden and some of the
    most difficult due to the rapid elevation gain after the first 2 miles.
    Crested the ridge at Lou Creek pass (10870'😉and stopped for a break
    (well, the first food break).....
    Took 2.5 hours to go 5 miles, pushing the bike the last two miles.
    This trail goes up, up up!

    Alaska has nothing on the Uncompahgre mosquito......

    The descent down the east side was somewhat of a disappoinment due to
    the trail being 2-track quad run. It did make for some fast down and a
    little white knuckle since I was alone.

    Pictures in a couple of weeks due to dial up and leaving the usb cord
    to the camera back in Phoenix.

    Gary

  2. GeeDubb said:

    Mine....

    Working on 24.6kps so making this short.

    What? Couldn't sniff out a near-by wireless? Get yourself netstumbler.

    Quoted message said:


    Started on the west side of the Cimarron Ridge while the wife and kids
    drove over to Silver Jack Reservoir to hike and fish. Probable the
    most beautiful section of alpine forest I've ridden and some of the
    most difficult due to the rapid elevation gain after the first 2 miles.
    Crested the ridge at Lou Creek pass (10870'😉and stopped for a break
    (well, the first food break).....
    Took 2.5 hours to go 5 miles, pushing the bike the last two miles.
    This trail goes up, up up!

    LOL! Now that's more my speed.

    Quoted message said:


    Alaska has nothing on the Uncompahgre mosquito......

    The descent down the east side was somewhat of a disappoinment due to
    the trail being 2-track quad run. It did make for some fast down and a
    little white knuckle since I was alone.

    I know what you mean. Who's gonna find my bones? Sucks that you did
    all that climbing to find no ST on the other side.

    Quoted message said:


    Pictures in a couple of weeks due to dial up and leaving the usb cord
    to the camera back in Phoenix.

    Can't wait!

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  3. Mitch
    Reply to the email addy with your cell number and dates you'll be in
    CO. Looks like I'm going to be here during your visit.

    Gary

  4. "GeeDubb" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Mine....

    Working on 24.6kps so making this short.

    Started on the west side of the Cimarron Ridge while the wife and kids
    drove over to Silver Jack Reservoir to hike and fish. Probable the
    most beautiful section of alpine forest I've ridden and some of the
    most difficult due to the rapid elevation gain after the first 2 miles.
    Crested the ridge at Lou Creek pass (10870'😉and stopped for a break
    (well, the first food break).....
    Took 2.5 hours to go 5 miles, pushing the bike the last two miles.
    This trail goes up, up up!

    Alaska has nothing on the Uncompahgre mosquito......

    The descent down the east side was somewhat of a disappoinment due to
    the trail being 2-track quad run. It did make for some fast down and a
    little white knuckle since I was alone.

    Pictures in a couple of weeks due to dial up and leaving the usb cord
    to the camera back in Phoenix.

    Gary

    Looking forward to more details and pictures.

    CDB

  5. I was thinking plateau when I read the header, but it was the forest.
    I could have told you a little more about the trails in the Silver Jack
    area.

    JD

  6. JD said:

    I was thinking plateau when I read the header, but it was the forest.
    I could have told you a little more about the trails in the Silver Jack
    area.

    JD

    I know but I don't have your current email info and I was in such a
    rush before coming up here I didn't have a chance to ask via amb. So
    do you have any suggestions? If you don't want to post them here,
    email me at this email addy.

    Gary (cleaning out the barn today...)

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