Wow- it's a beauty (in a rough and rugged sort of way).
Looks like it'll be oh so much fun to tear up the trails on!!!
I love my mtn bike, but only ride it in the off season (I hate ticks, chiggers, and poison plants- so winter is best for trailing around here). It's great for a change of pace- and I really like getting dirty and staying warm in the trees during the winter.
Enjoy!!!
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09-18-2007, 08:20 PM #1
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09-20-2007, 01:14 PM #2
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I never thought about the trees keeping you warmer. and yes,no bugs, I like to ride yr round, I'm in the south.
Originally Posted by Tri Girl
Wow- it's a beauty (in a rough and rugged sort of way).
Looks like it'll be oh so much fun to tear up the trails on!!!
I love my mtn bike, but only ride it in the off season (I hate ticks, chiggers, and poison plants- so winter is best for trailing around here). It's great for a change of pace- and I really like getting dirty and staying warm in the trees during the winter.
Enjoy!!!
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