So what kind of condition is Buffalo Creek in after the fire? Hubby is thinking that it's still pretty barrenMaybe not the area you're riding in, though.
We just finished riding Greenland on the west side of the railroad tracks. I'm disappointed that the trail has deteriorated into mostly sand now. I hit deep sand a few times at high speed after coming off of what little hard-pack there is. In keeping with the original subject of this thread, I learned that my SPD's release on their own when I'm having trouble maneuvering the bikeI was able to save a couple of falls because my feet released automatically. I tipped over once, but again, both feet were out before I hit the ground. I'm beginning to trust my reactions & my SPD's. Maybe they won't be the death of me afterall
Also, I was again thankful for my cornering & braking drills. Just call me the drill queen. I can't wait for my next lesson!
Solobiker, the Ridgeline trails in Castle Rock can be a little tough to find if you don't know where you're going. How about if we set up a ride date? I'll PM you. Any other Denverites want to join us? Send me a PM!



Maybe not the area you're riding in, though.
I was able to save a couple of falls because my feet released automatically. I tipped over once, but again, both feet were out before I hit the ground. I'm beginning to trust my reactions & my SPD's. Maybe they won't be the death of me afterall
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