Monday, February 19, 2007
Trails: Black Hill, Maryland
A place where I go in the winter a lot. I posted the winter route, but I want to fill in a better view of how many trails this little park actually has. So here it is, I'll keep filling it in as I get out. Hopefully by Spring, I'll have the map complete. Enjoy.
Friday, February 9, 2007
Trails: Hoyles Mill/Black Hill Winter Loop
Here is a nice 17 mile loop that does well in the winter months. Its also a nice extension to Schaeffer in the summer to get some additional mileage. Note that Hoyles Mill on the north side is the fastest to start melting, so if its a iffy day as far as conditions, start at the parking lot on 121 instead. Lastly, the log crossing can be a challenge when the log is a little snowy and icy. Carrying a bike in bike shoes know that if you make a mistake you fall into 2 feet of icy stream water when you are 2 miles from the closet point... Ugh!
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Got a ride in
Got a ride in on Saturday before everything thawed out and became muddy. Was time limited so I only got in a hair over 13 miles at Black Hill/Hoyles Mills, but it was fun. Tomorrow, I get my first snowboarding fix of the year at Tremblant in Montreal.
Friday, January 26, 2007
Must Ride
Going through withdrawal... the cold is getting to me. Spinning classes are just not a replacement to being in the woods. Tomorrow... hopefully.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
New Bike - Haro Mary SS
Well I broke down and got another bike to add to the stable. Been looking for a bike that's easy to take care of and will spare my FSR from the wear and tear from winter riding. After trying out a SS for a few times, I've decided it would be a fun bike to have for certain rides and if your going to get a SS you might as well get a rigid 29 at the same time. I didn't want to spend a fortune and I wanted disc breaks (meaning I wanted an EBB) so I ended up choosing this bike.
Monday, January 8, 2007
Trails: Walkers Ranch; Front Range, Colorado
This was a really cool trail, very different than the trails out east that I normally ride. The altitude caused me problems on the hills. I think the trail started was mostly in the 7k to 9k foot range. It didn't help that I hadn't ridden that much before I went, but it was still a blast. I did this in May 2006. Lastly, remember to wear sunscreen when riding so high, I got a little burn and I usually don't burn much.



Tuesday, January 2, 2007
Sedona Pictures
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