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  1. #1601
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    Bikeslacking trip yesterday including a few siestas.

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  2. #1602
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    ^^^Bikeslacking, good sh!t.

  3. #1603
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    Lots of familiar terrain in the final episode.

    I enjoyed the first two--only issue is the summer use of the Catamount. I mean we all do it sometimes, but it is a winter-use only right of way. And a pretty vulnerable one at that. We do not need a lot of people trying to use it in the off season.

  4. #1604
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    Quote Originally Posted by milestogo View Post
    I enjoyed the first two--only issue is the summer use of the Catamount. I mean we all do it sometimes, but it is a winter-use only right of way. And a pretty vulnerable one at that. We do not need a lot of people trying to use it in the off season.
    I agree completely. Particularly because within a few miles of there, the USFS has allowed biking on the Catamount and there are multiple class 4 roads that would have provided a similar experience. I mean, hell, there is a sanctioned gravel ride in town every Fall with maps available on RWGPS.

  5. #1605
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    Not mine but here a cheap used Brooks B17 if anyone is looking.

    https://vermont.craigslist.org/bop/d...489196135.html

  6. #1606
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    Anyone have light recommendations?

  7. #1607
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    Quote Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds! View Post
    Anyone have light recommendations?
    very happy with Gemini... all machined alu, great weather seals, battery seems to be holding its own. Have a two lens bar mount and a rear mount red blinky. two years and zero issues.

  8. #1608
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    This girl got a tear down, rebuild and race prep for Kansas this upcoming weekend.
    Rolling fast, ready to rip. Even prepared a kaso dipped chain to install just for race day. Click image for larger version. 

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  9. #1609
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    Quote Originally Posted by I've seen black diamonds! View Post
    Anyone have light recommendations?
    What are your needs - how many hours of night time riding down you need per charge, Road vs gravel rd vs deep woods, how many lumens, etc?

  10. #1610
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    What are your needs - how many hours of night time riding down you need per charge, Road vs gravel rd vs deep woods, how many lumens, etc?
    Won't need more much more than 2 hrs on a regular basis, but the ability to plug into an external battery, or swap in a spare would be nice I guess.

    I'll mostly ride smooth double and single track around my house. Some paved paths and roads and dirt rounds. I just threw away a close-to-useless old road bike light. I also have a 500ish lumen headlamp that helps but I'd like something brighter on the bars.


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  11. #1611
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    I’m likely in the minority but I’ve been using sub-$25 Shenkey 1000 lumen lights for several years for late-Fall mtb riding technical single track and on gravel rides all year long.

  12. #1612
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    https://www.tetongravity.com/forums/...ghlight=lights

    I like my Lezyne 1600 on the bar and Multi on the helmet. Programmable settings are sweet so you don't have to scroll through so many modes. I mostly ride in the ~800 lumen modes on mtb singletrack, and way less on wider sections/climbs. The batteries last many hours at like 300 lumens.
    ride bikes, climb, ski, travel, cook, work to fund former, repeat.

  13. #1613
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    Gravel/Bikepack nerds enter...

    Random gravel bike thought as I watch Lael Wilcox’s Arizona trail video….how much do you think she makes from her sponsorships now? She doesn’t capitalize on youtube videos so it is probably mostly from sponsors
    (maybe her wife does youtube now since she is the cinematographer)

    Ps I know she doesn’t give a sh*t but just curious
    skid luxury

  14. #1614
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dee Hubbs View Post
    This girl got a tear down, rebuild and race prep for Kansas this upcoming weekend.
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    awesome. good luck to your racer!!!

  15. #1615
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    I've been getting out after work this week. This ride was so good yesterday I did it again today-

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  16. #1616
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    Quote Originally Posted by babybear View Post
    Random gravel bike thought as I watch Lael Wilcox’s Arizona trail video….how much do you think she makes from her sponsorships now? She doesn’t capitalize on youtube videos so it is probably mostly from sponsors
    (maybe her wife does youtube now since she is the cinematographer)

    Ps I know she doesn’t give a sh*t but just curious
    Hard to say from sponsorships. Specialized is the big one, I only see a couple others like Revelate and Rapha. Spec might provide a salary but more likely just bikes and gear. Hard to say. She does sell articles/ event writeups to publications so that could be some decent income since she's always travelling and doing events. I'd bet she gets her travel expenses paid by organizers for a lot of the events she goes to. Besides that I think they live pretty cheaply.

  17. #1617
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    Less then a week out from my start for the Tour Divide race. Feeling ready to tackle it. The course has a ton of snow on the northern passes. I've been contemplating creating some milk crate snow shoes (idea from Cy). Or, holding back more than planned to let others create the trail.

    Goal is 25 days or less. I'll finish, as I'm retired and have the time. You can follow along on www.trackleaders.com (when they open the link up for the TD). Look for T.Anderson

    Thanks to everyone for the advice on the bike setup, especially to get the fast wheels on it. I'm near 46lbs before food and water. I'll send home the colder weather gear as I move south. I'll also add bottle cages to the fork as I get to the dry sections.

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  18. #1618
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    ^^^^^^ Sick! Good luck to you.

  19. #1619
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iowagriz View Post
    Less then a week out from my start for the Tour Divide race. Feeling ready to tackle it. The course has a ton of snow on the northern passes. I've been contemplating creating some milk crate snow shoes (idea from Cy). Or, holding back more than planned to let others create the trail.

    Goal is 25 days or less. I'll finish, as I'm retired and have the time. You can follow along on www.trackleaders.com (when they open the link up for the TD). Look for T.Anderson

    Thanks to everyone for the advice on the bike setup, especially to get the fast wheels on it. I'm near 46lbs before food and water. I'll send home the colder weather gear as I move south. I'll also add bottle cages to the fork as I get to the dry sections.
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    Awesome. Psyched to do some dot watching coming up! Is there a list of who is racing this year published anywhere?

  20. #1620
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    Look for "Bikes of the Tour Divide" on bikepacking.com by next weekend. That will get you a decent list.

    Then on the trackleaders.com page, you'll see a list of those taking. I'm expecting 200 or so...lots of pentup demand, especially from overseas.

    BTW - as a longtime dot watcher. My tip is to keep a tab open during work to check progress on the race, then refresh whenever and see the progress. You can also rewind and play it back to see how long into the night the leaders ride (crazy peeps).

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  21. #1621
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevo View Post
    I've been getting out after work this week. This ride was so good yesterday I did it again today-

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    That looks nice! What region?

  22. #1622
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    Buddy of mine finished top 10 in the Unbound XL today. Fucking crazy.

  23. #1623
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    Quote Originally Posted by Whiteroom_Guardian View Post
    Buddy of mine finished top 10 in the Unbound XL today. Fucking crazy.
    22 hours on his bike!
    You’re right… Fucking Crazy.

  24. #1624
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    Guy that won averaged 17+. Bonkers.


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  25. #1625
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dromond View Post
    That looks nice! What region?
    Thanks! West side of the Tetons.

    Good luck lowagriz!!

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