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A bit too early for this old slacker, my dear. Perhaps next time.

Conditions are good....why wouldn't they be? Just a trace of rain today. Just go ride. It's always ridable...

Tamarancho, 11am!

$500 could also buy you 3 track days with an instructor. Invest the money in yourself to become a better driver. (not implying that you're a bad one) A little training and practice pays huge dividends. Why increase the limits of your car if you don't have the skills (or environment) to explore them safely?

Definatly worth checking out. I did one of the bikemonkey CX races last year on the only suitable tool I had, a full suspension MTB. It gained its weight in mud or more. I was essentially a single speed as there was so much mud on it, it wouldn't shift. Great fun, it kicked my ass. I highly recommend it. A hard tail MTB would work pretty well. It may not be as muddy as the event I did....

Hooky? Not for me, I get off at 2:30. Come on! You know you want to...

Please excuse the horrible photography...I just realized that I'm taking too many pics of trails, which never accurately portray said trails, and not enough pics of the good stuff, the scenery. Nevermind the fact that I'm down to only my cell phone for a camera...equipment attrition and an economic depression conspire against me. (Does anybody need a landscape design? No? I didn't think so.)...

Conditions are good....why wouldn't they be? Just a trace of rain today. Just go ride. It's always ridable...

Definatly worth checking out. I did one of the bikemonkey CX races last year on the only suitable tool I had, a full suspension MTB. It gained its weight in mud or more. I was essentially a single speed as there was so much mud on it, it wouldn't shift. Great fun, it kicked my ass. I highly recommend it. A hard tail MTB would work pretty well. It may not be as muddy as the event I did....

A bit too early for this old slacker, my dear. Perhaps next time.

$500 could also buy you 3 track days with an instructor. Invest the money in yourself to become a better driver. (not implying that you're a bad one) A little training and practice pays huge dividends. Why increase the limits of your car if you don't have the skills (or environment) to explore them safely?

Tamarancho, 11am!