Leafkiller

Wow.

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Last rode out there about three weeks ago.  The upper trails are looking good.  Anything down low is still wet, muddy, or just underwater.  We haven't had all that much rain lately but the Brazos river is still high.

I'm a bit of a flashlight collector so I have plenty of ones to try out.

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Interesting. Night trail riding is something I want to try sometime.

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I'm going to get a new saddle today. My LBS is having a sale on them today.

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60% here. Still not thrilled.

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Too bad I already have plans that day.  That looks like fun.

If they make each race slightly longer than the battery will last this might lead to faster battery tech advances .... that, and lots of disillusioned "racers" pushing their bikes across the finish line.
 

It was going to happen eventually. I'm just glad it's being kept separate for now.

Humans will race on anything.

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I know you're probably joking, but FYI, waterways are also closed to watercraft throughout most of the region as well. They don't want to deal with anything like this again.

A kayak is a suitable option right now.  I rode the riverwalk in Waco yesterday and large portions of it is underwater. I just saw some pictures of the trails in Cameron Park and a few showed where large boulders came down and are blocking trails.  I only recognized the river trail so hopefully the rest are just muddy.

I'll be sticking to the river walks here in Waco for a while with all the rain we're getting here. Those are at least paved. Hopefully they are not under water.

Don't have much here.  Glad you had a great time though.