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Sorry, muddy mess...but probably both.

Ughhh, the trails are all a mess right now..again...

Tool fan here as well.

B-lines are not a bad thing, but they sure as hell should NEVER be required.

But are all single pivot bikes evil?

Amen to that.

If I'm at Walnut sharing the trails with dogs and kids, wouldn't bother me in the least to share with e-bikes and one-wheels.

Traveling with my wife today, the dog's life is pretty damn charmed.

I was walking my new rescue dog out at Walnut Saturday and saw a guy with a speaker on his bike. I lol'd. I discovered that I'm nicer to hikers and dogs when I'm riding than MTB riders were to me as a hiker. People need to get over themselves.

Did the Lockhart Breaker last year, quite a few gravel miles. The route should be online.

First day socializing our new rescue at Walnut. She needs a LOT of work. I don't think she was ever around other dogs or people.

I have one of their racks, best built rack I've ever seen. GLWS

I'll be taking my LEASHED dog (new rescue) out there tomorrow...hiking.

1000K? That's a million bux!

I would love an all electric Ranger size truck.

Sugar is death!

60 now and I've decided that it's game on! No sitting around for me, challenge accepted. My wife wants me to be active, probably because I've made sure she's financially secure if anything happens to me...haha.

January 11th, 2013 at 6:35pm while watching Jack The Giant Slayer with my wife...my life changed FOREVER. I got lucky, five stents and no open heart surgery. It was HORRIBLE. I had just turned 55. The doctor said that the fact that I had changed my diet and lifestyle ten years earlier is what saved my life. I had lost 80 pounds, and started cycling and hitting the gym again. Get your physicals and have appropriate testing done as you get older.

I've been using this stuff for so many years it's second nature.

Damn, that climb was epic. Great camera work as well.

Our old girl, and her new adopted rescue sister.

Especially a HUGE one.

I put a top on my truck when I quit having to carry a Ducati around. Now I carry more *stuff*.