That reminds me. I'm really craving a steak right now!
I thought that was a mattress and box spring at first. Gross!
Three brothers from different mothers, same basic intention and reason for being, with three different wheel sizes. (and one is actually silver anodized....)
Basically just ran out of talent at the wrong time. I rode the XC hardtail. Rain ruts twitchy bike and skinny 2.2 tires are a bad combo. I knew I should've ridden the hightower. Doubt I'll be riding home...What the hell?
Looks the skid lid did its job. Now you have to tell us what happened.
Yeah didn't exactly have time to plan the dismount. Got a nice goose egg above my eye and a pretty spd gash on the shin to go with it.@Voodoo Tom the technique is tuck and roll NOT tuck and slide!
Ouch!
Hope it doesn’t hurt too bad as the day goes on
What the hail?!?!?Yeah didn't exactly have time to plan the dismount. Got a nice goose egg above my eye and a pretty spd gash on the shin to go with it.
Yes, the list of bikes that haven't thrown me off and caused me to land on the same damn already sore shoulder is now down to two. That would be the Hightower and the Ripley. Coincidence...? I think not. Time to go back to my roots.Feel better fast my "should have been a Cruz" Brothah!
Yes, the list of bikes that haven't thrown me off and caused me to land on the same damn already sore shoulder is now down to two. That would be the Hightower and the Ripley. Coincidence...? I think not. Time to go back to my roots.
I wish I could say it was one of the trails that got me. Sadly it was a 25 foot wide fireroad. I had just finished a climb from hell which then heads down abruptly and slightly off camber. No sooner than I hit the dropper and assumed the position there where dozens of small 2" deep ruts. The rest is history and things went bad in a hurry. Jumped up real quick and continued on cause I new I was hurting and was going to stiffen up. Still had a few miles to go. Home now having some 12oz pain meds and listening to the wife tell me I should go to urgent care.I think you’re the only person I have seen who commutes on trails, as you said maybe you should just stick with the bikes that are more forgiving.
I wish I could say it was one of the trails that got me. Sadly it was a 25 foot wide fireroad. I had just finished a climb from hell which then heads down abruptly and slightly off camber. No sooner than I hit the dropper and assumed the position there where dozens of small 2" deep ruts. The rest is history and things went bad in a hurry. Jumped up real quick and continued on cause I new I was hurting and was going to stiffen up. Still had a few miles to go. Home now having some 12oz pain meds and listening to the wife tell me I should go to urgent care.
I refer to it as my semi annual "soil sample"...Heal up bud! And don't forget that if you aren't crashing occasionally, you aren't riding hard enough.
One upper!