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09-17-2007
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A Guy Who is Going Places
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,524
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GITA 07 Part II: SBT!
(Los Alamos is a slightly odd sort of place)
With an eye to an easier sunday morning, we loaded up and head north to camp near Taos, stopping briefly to swim along the way.
(It's over, man. It is OVER!)
And then, after a "more-confusing and damaging-than necessary" shuttle, we were riding the South Boundary Trail. This was a repeat for me, but I wouldn never hesitate to ride this one, it is a sweetie.
Older pixelage:
http://www.anthonysloan.com/sbt.html
whee
Air Geek.
without
with
(This is the part where GITA lives up to its name.)
Snacktime!
A snake's eye view of our sport.
One of the essential pleasures of this ride is bombing silly-fast through lovely stands of aspen.
The brief respite before the last, and vastly different section. Different vegetation, different terrain, different riding.
And then, after another parking lot/beer session, it was back home. Past THAT mountian again:
And northwards back to Colorado.
It was great to meet everyone. And to see folks again. |
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09-17-2007
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mtbr member
Join Date: Apr 2006
Posts: 685
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Nice pics Anthony thanks for sharing.....how those new Yeti's riding?
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09-17-2007
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Glutton for punishment
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 465
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Great shots!
It was good to meet you this weekend. That 575 is a sweet ride. Also, thanks for the breakfast donation on Saturday, it helped with the climbing.
ScottN
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09-17-2007
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I can't ride 45!
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,447
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That riding looks tasty.
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09-20-2007
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A Guy Who is Going Places
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 1,524
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by steadyflow
Nice pics Anthony thanks for sharing.....how those new Yeti's riding?
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Amazingly. I'm biased and bleedin' turquoise, but they sure do ride purty. |
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09-20-2007
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MTB tees: CottonQuips.com
Join Date: Jan 2006
Posts: 2,945
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Quote:
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Originally Posted by anthonys
Amazingly. I'm biased and bleedin' turquoise, but they sure do ride purty.
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turquoise, eh?
i thought that was sacrilege for the YETI faithful...  |
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09-21-2007
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Currently in Exile
Join Date: May 2004
Posts: 1,652
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I hesitated to open this thread for fear of being overwhelmed by pictures of people riding on beautiful trails and then being icapacitated and totally unproductive for awhile.
I wasn't dissipointed. 
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"There are those who would say there's something pathological about the need to ride, and they're probably on to something. I'd wager though that most of the society-approved compulsions leave deeper scars in the psyche than a need to go and ride a bicycle on a mountain." Cam McRea
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