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river starting to freeze
well it has started, shore is frozen solid with ice starting to form at the waters edge. hopefully conditions will be good for icebiking this year.


broadcasting from
"the vinyl basement"
build trail!
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 Originally Posted by singlesprocket
well it has started, shore is frozen solid with ice starting to form at the waters edge. hopefully conditions will be good for icebiking this year.
Yep, the pond in the yard froze over. Time to turn off the pump for the waterfall!
Only two weeks 'til Xmas!
Please enjoy seeing this terrible collection of me - something wonderful is about to happy.
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Riding six inches of fresh POW today in Muskoka...
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Just another day at the beach...
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Not much snow in Caledon. But different conditions north of hwy 9.
Had a super ride today.
Temp was -3C and the trails wre nicely packed. The downhills were a little slippery but the uphills were surprisingly grippy
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How do you wash your bike after a snowy ride without the benefit of a driveway, flipflops and nice warm sun? :/
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 Originally Posted by Fyrblade
How do you wash your bike after a snowy ride without the benefit of a driveway, flipflops and nice warm sun? :/
Never need to wash the bike in the winter... but I do miss the warm temps
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 Originally Posted by cyclelicious
Never need to wash the bike in the winter... but I do miss the warm temps 
Yes, oddly the trail bike is cleanest in the winter!
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 Originally Posted by Fyrblade
How do you wash your bike after a snowy ride without the benefit of a driveway, flipflops and nice warm sun? :/
Cyclonic Dustbuster setup in blower mode with the hose/brush attachment works great for blowing the snow and slush off and semi-drying it at the same time. Followed by an hour or so near the wood stove makes it all good...for me and the bike!
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