Go forth and ride, then bring back pics

[El Kanone]

I believe the stonework credit goes to Kootenayskier


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[reckless toboggan]

sunset laps
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Sick.

Amazing what my wife will ride down when being chased by a bear.
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Hottie-bo-bottie.

[thefortrees]

Finally got the full pull in. New alpine trail extension and finish with the new connector to the dh trail. 4k ft up and 7k ft of down

Nice work! Hell of a ride.

[Shredhead]

Not much single track in the Abaco’s, but the roads kick ass!

[gravitylover]

^^ Sweet

[hick]

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[Dantheman]

Sick! Where?

[lifelinksplit]

Took the wife's friend for a nice ride. Lee's posts made me get off my ass for an alpine ride. She's not the most solid rider so quite a bit of HAB but pocket bacon helps! Also we somehow neglected leaving TH beers so when we got back to truck they had left 2 cold beers for us!

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[RootSkier]

hick and lifelink...spill on location please.

[Dantheman]

Man it's dry.

[smmokan]

Few from my Sun Valley trip a couple of weeks ago:

[lifelinksplit]

hick and lifelink...spill on location please.

Hick can speak for himself but I thought the motos and norris bar gave mine away. Since its moto-raped and played out I don't feel bad saying its curly

[LeeLau]

It's not all bad news. Al, Katy, Peter and many others have worked to build out a small but family and beginner-friendly trail system in Cour D'Alene.

Blue Creek Bay is just off the Yellowstone trail relatively close to downtown CDA. Climbs are relatively gentle; trails are benchcut, outsloped and lots of grade reversals in place to manage water and erosion.

Kudos to the BLM for working with locals to develop a system for use by bikers, hikers and horseback riders.

And yeah to ice cream and bakeries

[LeeLau]

Hick can speak for himself but I thought the motos and norris bar gave mine away. Since its moto-raped and played out I don't feel bad saying its curly

I think your pics and other recent ones show that Curly is still really good

[RootSkier]

Hick can speak for himself but I thought the motos and norris bar gave mine away. Since its moto-raped and played out I don't feel bad saying its curly

I figured from the Norris Bar but I heard it's so crowded that no one goes there anymore. So I needed to confirm.

[lifelinksplit]

I figured from the Norris Bar but I heard it's so crowded that no one goes there anymore. So I needed to confirm.

Yep. In 6ish hours we ran into an awesome older couple hiking and 3 motos(also friendly). But it was a sat in August so prob a fluke...

[RootSkier]

[mtnjam]

It's not all bad news. Al, Katy, Peter and many others have worked to build out a small but family and beginner-friendly trail system in Cour D'Alene.

Blue Creek Bay is just off the Yellowstone trail relatively close to downtown CDA. Climbs are relatively gentle; trails are benchcut, outsloped and lots of grade reversals in place to manage water and erosion.

Kudos to the BLM for working with locals to develop a system for use by bikers, hikers and horseback riders.

And yeah to ice cream and bakeries

No ice cream for Al, don't even go there, I remember him and milk products don't get along. Nice to see him getting out and pursuing his love of trail building and bicycle advocacy. He's a good friend and one hell of a chef.

[LeeLau]

No ice cream for Al, don't even go there, I remember him and milk products don't get along. Nice to see him getting out and pursuing his love of trail building and bicycle advocacy. He's a good friend and one hell of a chef.

We got fed awesome Fillipino pork products and had a good laugh about being fellow one-eyed Asians. Him and the family are doing great (I stuck up some pics in the Photo thread with him and his wife's permission of the kids). Got his 50th coming up so maybe will drag him out to St George or Moab next spring. Much respect to Al and Katy for playing the long game in CdA and getting trail systems going

[mtnjam]

We got fed awesome Fillipino pork products and had a good laugh about being fellow one-eyed Asians. Him and the family are doing great (I stuck up some pics in the Photo thread with him and his wife's permission of the kids). Got his 50th coming up so maybe will drag him out to St George or Moab next spring. Much respect to Al and Katy for playing the long game in CdA and getting trail systems going

Too funny, one eyed Asians....he still rode faster than most even with monovision. The guy is an animal. Much love Almer, we miss you in Boise.

I still miss those parties at his old house in Boise's east end.

Have you ever had any of his seafood creations? STELLAR! I still use one of his recipes for my halibut.

[meter-man]

Tram Face looks itty bitty


Wife


Not my wife


Brown pow. No really, powdurrrrr


hairpin


Stoke


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[hick]

hick and lifelink...spill on location please.

Pioneers.



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[bagtagley]

Rainy AF, so i hit some gravel. Rainy and steamy.



Lotta climbing


Finally cresting


Butt pic


Gotta climb back over the mountain. Oh boy.


Quick aid station stop


Unexpected turn in the weather.

[Dantheman]

Purty!

[rudy]