Bikes and Tundra

Hahah made my day! Thanks

 

New yeti sb130LR as of last week
Size L
Deity pedals, stem, grips and seat post collar
One up guide and pump kit
Push 11.6 rear shock and acs3 on order (sold my old one off my evil insurgent)

 

Man, bikes have changed since I got my MB. Sitting in the garage right now is a Bridgestone MB-1 - 1989, I think. Like this...

 

yetitribe!

 

Installed new Sram Axis rear derailleur and Axis dropper post. Shifts so smooth... and no cables. Put the new Rock Shox Lyrik Ultimate 160 as well, has the new 2021 damper. Fork is awesome!!

 

I put the ACS3 in my Fox 36. Best bike purchase ever! ACS3 plus Grip2 damper = brilliant.

 

2018 Ibis Mojo HD4, I love it!

 

Ibis Ripmo

 

Nice! I have AXS drivetrain and dropper as well and it works really well. I also have a Quarq power meter so with the Garmin, power meter, derailleur, and dropper there is a lot of technology and syncing to ride, but it's cool to have all the data.

 

Who's the shuttle bitch today?

 

Sweet whip. How the 11.6?

 

That's my ride right there....except i have the GX build.

 

Wait, what? You have power meter on an Enduro rig?

 

So good haha

 

What is strapped to your downutube?

 

holy hell i need in the dirt.

 

looks like the pump I have on my road bike. I used to only have a co2 but after suffering a mechanical going down Dallas pass into the valley going towards Telluride and having to wait for the other guy to make it all the way to town to get my wife to rescue me (no cell service there) I now carry 2 co2's, a pump a new tube and a couple of patches. I hit a piece of metal and it split the tire (not just the tube) so even with the patches to the tube, it didn't hold more than 1km before flat again. I walked about 7kms before my wife got there. The cleats on my shoes were toast.

 

Yeah. I've been getting out a few times lately. Crazy thing is, my local trails are now F()*&^*G packed with hikers start to finish. I could vent for a whole page on why this is, but the reality is the trails are overrun lately and littered with trash. I need me some Tahoe backcountry riding but it hasn't melted yet. How's the lower stuff in CO? Open yet?

 

i haven't been out at all for that very reason. there's still a ton of snow up high here too.

 

I went out the other evening. It was much needed dirt therapy. Didn’t get many pics of the line I cut, was too busy shredding



edit: no garbage and peeps bugging me in the middle of the bush without any designated trails

 

Well, I've been working on this a lot lately. It's kinda my wife's project. It took 7 years to get approval and off the ground. Not ready for grand opening, but very close......

 

It's the Blackburn Air Stick 2 stage pump. It has a high volume setting or a high pressure setting.

 

My latest addition to the stable and absolutely stoked on it! So much fun.

Reeb ReDikyelous

 

Colorado trails have been riding nicely. Nice and dry. BUT, I am running into the same thing, TONS of people out on the trails.

 

Whoa! Nice work so many shovel hours I can’t imagine!

 

wow. so awesome. details? what kind of project?

people on trails are fine. it's the non-regulars that bother me since they have no etiquette nor understand it.

i need some buff creek miles.

 

The main parking lot at Buff, the spill over lot, and both sides of the road all the way back to the Foxton turnoff were FULL. I have never seen it like that before. But, Once I got past the nice kitty climb I didnt see anyone for the rest of the day. That was on Sunday. I imagine a weekday would be even better.

 

yea, i don't go out there on the weekends unless i can get there by 6:30am. same with staunton.