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  1. #201
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    Tubus has some great front racks, they're not inexpensive though.

  2. #202
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    Seems that you can still come by a Soma front rack on secondary sites for sub $50. Maybe if the gubment sends me a check, I’ll pull the plug.

    #basketpacking

  3. #203
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    20/20 NE - I can see clearly now

    Spectacular 40 mile mixed surface ride today. Found some beautiful dirt roads in Addison County. Took more vid than pics though.

    VT-F on the other side if that ridgeline.

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    Back in town.

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    The mailman delivered my custom gilet made by a friend. Could have used it on the ride as the sun was behind the clouds most of the time.

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  4. #204
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    Another 20 on the road today with the wife... backwards around the park loop road while we can.
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  5. #205
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    Thoughts on what should be included in a top 5 (or so) best trails of NE?

  6. #206
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    Earls & B Street (Holyoke Range) were packed again yesterday. Nothing like a global pandemic to get people outside recreating!

  7. #207
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pacman922 View Post
    Thoughts on what should be included in a top 5 (or so) best trails of NE?
    1. Girlfriends Tits
    2. Yer Moms Box
    3. Dick Punch
    4. JONG
    5. Take a Lap Beater
    crab in my shoe mouth

  8. #208
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    2nd That list ^^^^
    www.apriliaforum.com

    "If the road You followed brought you to this,of what use was the road"?

    "I have no idea what I am talking about but would be happy to share my biased opinions as fact on the matter. "
    Ottime

  9. #209
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    That orange Strong bike is way cool

  10. #210
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    Quote Originally Posted by Self Jupiter View Post
    That orange Strong bike is way cool
    Thanks. As I said before, I drank the Kool-Aid with Grant. It's a Bridgestone XO-1 clone I had Carl build with modern tubing, disc brakes, and travel couplers. The Disc brakes allow easy wheel swaps between 26", 650b, and even 700c. If I could only keep one, this would be it.

    Looks like rain this week.

  11. #211
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    1. Girlfriends Tits
    2. Yer Moms Box
    3. Dick Punch
    4. JONG
    5. Take a Lap Beater
    cool

  12. #212
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    Looks like it should be dry for the next week or so, springtime breezy and mixed clouds should mean everything blooms and we have more hero dirt as it dries out. Go git sum 🚵♂️

  13. #213
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    Yup. And here comes the pollen...and the bugs! I feel like I have a better head start this year with the bugs tho. Usually I'm not in decent bike shape this early and the bugs are my personal trainers to get my ass up the climbs much quicker. So yeah, bring on those phuckers!

  14. #214
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    #1-"Phase & Confused" the 2nd longest single track in NE(6.2 miles) (Finger trail is 12 miles)

    #2- "Missing Persons" Bstreet
    Last edited by Pauldotcom; 04-01-2020 at 08:23 AM.

  15. #215
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    43 miles near Richmond/Hinesburg/Monkton today. Dirt roads are still pretty wet.

    Watched a lady in a RAV tear pieces off her under carriage through that. Good times.

    Never thought I’d see a boat in one of the class IV dumping grounds, but here it is.

    Bring on the dry dirt!


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  16. #216
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    22 after work. Would have gone farther, but you know...

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  17. #217
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    Great day to ride but the fork for my new rig showed up so my afternoon was spent doing final tweaks on my new toy. Really hoping for dry trails this weekend.

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  18. #218
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    20/20 NE - I can see clearly now

    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    22 after work. Would have gone farther, but you know...

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    You could have waited for the bike ferry, should be running by June.
    It’s actually pretty cool, the riding over on Hero is freaking sweet.

    Sick rig, HS!
    crab in my shoe mouth

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    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Great day to ride but the fork for my new rig showed up so my afternoon was spent doing final tweaks on my new toy. Really hoping for dry trails this weekend.

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    Glad you got the red one.

  20. #220
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    You could have waited for the bike ferry, should be running by June.
    It’s actually pretty cool, the riding over on Hero is freaking sweet.

    Sick rig, HS!
    Ferry starts Memorial Day. We’ve done the 3 ferry ride a few times. Looking forward to some bikepacking up to the state parks.

  21. #221
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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    22 after work. Would have gone farther, but you know...

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    ...Umm...beer was calling?

  22. #222
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    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Great day to ride but the fork for my new rig showed up so my afternoon was spent doing final tweaks on my new toy. Really hoping for dry trails this weekend.

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    Whoa man! That looks really raked out! I really want to demo the new geo.
    Is everything custom build?

  23. #223
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    Quote Originally Posted by jackstraw View Post
    Whoa man! That looks really raked out! I really want to demo the new geo.
    Is everything custom build?
    Yeah it’s low, long and slack for sure but that’s how trail bikes are in 2020, I guess. I got the frame late last fall and have been piecing it together all winter. Built it with a Lyrik, XT 12 speed, Race Face/Hope wheels, PNW dropper and Race Face Atlas bits. Gotta support the local economy in these tough times, amiright?


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    Quote Originally Posted by HankScorpio View Post
    Yeah it’s low, long and slack for sure but that’s how trail bikes are in 2020, I guess. I got the frame late last fall and have been piecing it together all winter. Built it with a Lyrik, XT 12 speed, Race Face/Hope wheels, PNW dropper and Race Face Atlas bits. Gotta support the local economy in these tough times, amiright?


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    I’m curious to see how you like the shock setup compared to the original HT. Going from a G1 to G2 Bronson, I was actually really impressed with the difference in the revised linkage. I’m dying to throw my leg over the new frame with lower linkage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MaineSkiAddict1 View Post
    I’m curious to see how you like the shock setup compared to the original HT. Going from a G1 to G2 Bronson, I was actually really impressed with the difference in the revised linkage. I’m dying to throw my leg over the new frame with lower linkage.
    I hope to get it on the trail this weekend if weather cooperates so I'm very anxious to compare to my OG HT. My one complaint with the old HT was the small bump sensitivity and the lower link VPP is suppose to address this. After riding it around on some dirt roads quick last night, the new geo is great; steep seat tube and long reach make manualing easy and climbing is still and stable even with the shock open. I also went from a L to an XL after the shop convinced me to size up with the new geo. I was skeptical but the reach on the L wouldn't have been enough.

    Just when you think modern bikes can't get better they do......they get a lot better.

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