Can't they plow the damn path when it snows. It is super crunch and pretty challenging in a few sections. So much so that I was forced to run with the trailer and the bike about 3200 feet (yall do your own conversions - that is how Google maps lists the distance right now). Good thing I had MT shoes with toe spikes. Man, talk about good cross core work out. Running with your bike attached to a loaded trailer.
We pulled off the path at a side street and the little one said "No More Ice?" Fortunately she thought it was pretty cool to crunch through the ice crusted snow. But promptly fell asleep as soon as the ride smoothed out.
New Bars on the P-mount, thanks to a generous friend and a nice sit down in person meeting over coffee at the Market in Warren with Solobreak. Thanks MAN. It also proved that you get two or more people who've been riding, racing and wrenching on bikes for 20+ years each and ya never run out of things to talk about cycling wise. Anyway, got the Syncros stem back on there. And holy crap does my fork have a ton of flex in it. Before, the bar and stem flexed just about as much. But now, bar and stem transmit more force into the fork blades than before. Might be time for a new fork. These aluminum ones (Forks) don't exactly last forever. The Pmount is back to looking 'right' mmm and that black syncros goodness... ahh wicked light.
The room was a huge success. Looks great and the girls are very happy with it.
I wonder what's going on around the word of blog...
hmmm
Till next time
Heddwch
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