b road

road b runs east-west just north of the northern county line. it's dirt for a bit. nice to get out for a warm late fall day. the cross bike gravel peleton was kicking my ass.

A lotta soul in my craft, but not so much craft in my soul.

That's whut.

Whut?

Royale? w/cheddar....
How ya' like me now?

A brief reprieve from winter

Last week it was 32 and snowing, now it's 70 and gorgeous again...perfect for one last ride up high. Hardly any snow left on Schultz Creek.

I was feeling pretty good starting out, so I figured I'd ride Weatherford Trail up to the wilderness boundary. Weatherford is a rubbley bitch of a climb at best, and a heinous sufferfest at worst.Almost cleaned it, then checked out the aspens at the top. Not many leaves left
Rode down to take a break at the Overlook. Then crossed over Common Knowledge (formerly Secret trail)
And let West Secret get the better of me. Oh, snap! Finished up by riding down Your Mom...and boy was she good!

You know you've arrived...

When one of the loaner bikes for your drunken weekend is a Souly, and the other is a Blue Collar.

Block Break in Moab and Fruita!!

Well, this is Fruita... And that is me... Being stupid...


Seven of my friends from Colorado College and I drove to Moab and Fruita to ride for 3rd block break (afive-day break from each individual class on the block plan). I decided that it would be fun to do a "superman" down this hill to put some spice in things. Of course, the dismount proved more difficult than I had hoped.



We rode the slickrock trail, bartlett's wash, and the porcupine rim trail in Moab, and then we ripped up a bunch of short, fast trails on 18 Road in Fruita. These pics are from Zippety-Doo-Da. I can't wait to go back to fruita to explore more!!