Today's Ride

Excellent...We slayed it in Northern NJ this weekend too... Fri/Sat were primo riding days..

JasonWx wrote

Excellent...We slayed in Northern NJ this weekend too... Fri/Sat were primo riding days..

Absolutely! Same in PA, made the first weekend of not skiing since thanksgiving a little less painful, at least in the figurative sense!

Gurney is A+ and blown

Chris wrote

Gurney is A+ and blown

Some guys have all the luck

One from last week.

NIce looking trail, very different from the stuff down the road..

This past Sunday I rode Mt Creek Bike Park..Yep Sno's favorite ski area...It was my first time ride Park. Holly crap it was fucking fun!! Scary as hell too.. The air that the kids get is insane!! I will take pics next time..

All Foothills trails in A+ Shape, Gurney/Queensbury area, SMBA is in good shape with only the normal wet spots.  (Trail day tmrw at SMBA)

Feels great to be back on the bike

Today:

Last week:

I dig all of that green!

Gonna be weird when we're skiing past it at Killington on Saturday.

Well good on ya for that motivation. I can’t say I’d be to into that.

green is over rated

Disagree. Rain and snow are underrated.

all this rain is jacking  up my riding

JasonWx wrote

green is over rated

I miss the water sometimes. Not the bugs that come with it though. The no bugs and humidity factor is one of my favorite things about the Four Corners region

Harvey wrote

Disagree. Rain and snow are underrated.

I’d love some rain right now. Our forests are closing here because of the extreme fire danger. It’s as dry as it gets.

Also if the entire country was as dry as Arizona life in America would be very different. Without water, prosperity is harder to achieve.

Harvey wrote

Also if the entire country was as dry as Arizona life in America would be very different. Without water, prosperity is harder to achieve.

I lived out west for a few years and you nailed why I stayed east.

I shared an apartment In college with a guy from Parsipanny, a Horticulture major - we talked a lot about water issues but it was not until I lived in Texas that I really understood.

Yeah, Phoenix should not be a thing really.