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  1. #201
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    Building mini berms

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    Doood. It's wicked hawt owt the-ah.

    Happy National Trails Day y'all.

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    Got out for a sweaty trail work day today. Rock work pictured not my own but pretty cool. Mostly worked on some benching going into a berm in some steep sidehill terrain.

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    Quote Originally Posted by geomorph View Post
    Got out for a sweaty trail work day today. Rock work pictured not my own but pretty cool. Mostly worked on some benching going into a berm in some steep sidehill terrain.
    I don't know where that is but thanks for the sweaty work.
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  5. #205
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    biggins and I are bringing the wives to suffer through the Analog 4x4 on Saturday. Anyone else going to be there?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peruvian View Post
    biggins and I are bringing the wives to suffer through the Analog 4x4 on Saturday. Anyone else going to be there?
    Thank the sweet lord it's not gonna be hot on Saturday like it has been. Oy it's been hot!
    Last edited by biggins; 06-09-2021 at 07:40 PM.

  7. #207
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    It looks like you can still register, but then no, no you can’t. Capping it at 75 seems small, the original plan was for 200, which is still pretty small. Oh well, maybe next year. At least You’re enjoying the ride!
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  8. #208
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    4+ inches of rain yesterday in DownEast Maine have washed out several sections of the Carraige Roads in Acadia closing about half of the system. I rode about 15 miles of mostly undamaged sections with a park employee last night and he said budget shortfalls and lack of maintenance staff will cause delays in repairs.

    Im going to go try and poke around a bit more today to get to the really badly hit areas he told me about.
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  9. #209
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    Bummer
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    "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. "
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    Quote Originally Posted by singlecross View Post
    4+ inches of rain yesterday in DownEast Maine have washed out several sections of the Carraige Roads in Acadia closing about half of the system. I rode about 15 miles of mostly undamaged sections with a park employee last night and he said budget shortfalls and lack of maintenance staff will cause delays in repairs.

    Im going to go try and poke around a bit more today to get to the really badly hit areas he told me about.
    These events are going to continue and get worse as we all know.

  11. #211
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    Evening ride with Mrs Single through some of the closures to check out the worst sections…
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  12. #212
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    Damn, sc. I wonder how the campgrounds look.

    I tried out flats for the first time ever (‘cepting on the townie bike). It wasn’t as foreign as I was expecting. Climbing went well and I had more confidence on the techie bits.

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  13. #213
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    That water damage is brutal, so much work involved to fix it. Subbase, base and compacted stone dust topper equals a lot of labor and transfer of materials on narrow paths.

    The dumbass jump/flow trail that was built in the backyard last summer had severe washouts this spring due to poor layout and construction methods.
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  14. #214
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    2021 NE - Flatten That Berm

    Quote Originally Posted by buttahflake View Post
    It looks like you can still register, but then no, no you can’t. Capping it at 75 seems small, the original plan was for 200, which is still pretty small. Oh well, maybe next year. At least You’re enjoying the ride!
    What a cool event the Analog 4x4 was yesterday. The small group meant chatting with folks was easy. There were lots of unique bikes - fully refurb’d 1983 Ross 26’er MTB was a fave of mine. Drop bar fat bikes, 0mm offset stems, mustache bars, and at least one fully home made frame.

    Final tally was 41.4 miles, 4,340’ elevation over lots of rough class 4 road.

    Mrs biggins and Mrs P confirming the direction.

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    The rain on Friday night made the course greasy.

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    Hiking up a steam bed with biggins leading the way.

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    The second half started with a spin on the SVT Fairground trails.

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    I expected Mrs P to kill me for signing her up to ride this, but she kept a smile almost the entire time (she crashed on a wet rock with 4 miles to go).

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    Two major highlights - seeing a momma duck walk her dozen ducklings across the road, and seeing the one guy totally kitted out in spandex (it was more cut off jeans and Hawaiian shirt crowd) taking a nap on a large rock. It was just that kind of day and that kind of ride.

  15. #215
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    ^^^ That looks like a nice way to spend the day. Well done.

  16. #216
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    Looks like an awesome ride. It’s getting hard to find gravel rides that don’t take themselves too seriously.


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    Ugly water damage but it did create a lot of natural berms

  18. #218
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    Analog Cycles is raaaaaaaaaaaaad. Count me a huge fan of those folks, and the whole scene out on the Western flank. Super fun day, though I cheesed out after lunch, so I must wear my hair shirt until I complete a proper suffer fest, Peruvian style. Still fun though

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    Peruvian did the sufferfest in a hair shirt?!??!??

    I am intrigued and disturbed at the same time.

    Pics or it didn’t happen!!


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  20. #220
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    Road closures providing an opportunity to link together some more obscure loops isn’t necessarily a bad thing. Nice and cool this evening down in the hollow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Laps View Post
    Peruvian did the sufferfest in a hair shirt?!??!??

    I am intrigued and disturbed at the same time.

    Pics or it didn’t happen!!
    Due to the heat, I had my shirt unbuttoned, so I can understand the confusion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laps View Post
    Peruvian did the sufferfest in a hair shirt?!??!??

    I am intrigued and disturbed at the same time.

    Pics or it didn’t happen!!


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    No, no... I failed my crew with an early bail on the ride, so a hair shirt and daily whippings in penance for me until I complete some grueling task Captain Peru comes up with. It's a very Orthodox version of bike-nerd-ery.

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    Ah, now it all makes sense. Sounds like the 4x4 was a great ride. Have to put it on the calendar for next year.


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    Wow Single, that’s some major damage.

    Maybe I’ll hide out in Oregon a little longer.

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    Awesome TC, looks amazing there!

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