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  1. (links fixed this time)

    Quick link
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/

    The story....

    Yes, that says 29 degrees.
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2840.JPG

    Waaay steeper than it looks
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2847.JPG
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2848.JPG
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2849.JPG

    Simi valley, before the smog hits
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2852.JPG

    Mr Happy,
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2853.JPG

    Mr. Happy getting serious
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2854.JPG

    Mr. "This is the first time I've done this and I'm not happy"
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2856.JPG

    Damn, .025 seconds too late
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2860.JPG

    Todd going for a first:
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2861.JPG

    Me, again, .25 sec too late, look at that fork travel though huh ?
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2862.JPG

    Wheeeee
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2863.JPG

    Tod tries
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2864.JPG
    My turn
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2865.JPG

    -Bruce

  2. Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone just tired of
    seeing the same old [censored]?

    -Bruce

    Bruce Edge said:

    Quick link
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/

    The story....

    Yes, that says 29 degrees.
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2840.JPG

    Waaay steeper than it looks
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2847.JPG
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2848.JPG
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2849.JPG

    Simi valley, before the smog hits
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2852.JPG

    Mr Happy,
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2853.JPG

    Mr. Happy getting serious
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2854.JPG

    Mr. "This is the first time I've done this and I'm not happy"
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2856.JPG

    Damn, .025 seconds too late
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2860.JPG

    Todd going for a first:
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2861.JPG

    Me, again, .25 sec too late, look at that fork travel though huh ?
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2862.JPG

    Wheeeee
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2863.JPG

    Tod tries
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2864.JPG
    My turn
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2865.JPG

    -Bruce

  3. Love the pics, dude. On steep shots I usually try to get above my
    subject this way I can catch part of the descent in the shot. It works
    much better than a level profile which tends to flatten out the view
    loosing the "over the edge" feel.

    What camera did you use for these shots? I like the way they came out
    especially the warm light from the early morning sun. I use a Nikon
    Coolpix 5700 but I am curious as to what camera you use. Awesome shots!

    Dave

    Bruce Edge said:

    (links fixed this time)

    Quick link
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/

    The story....

    Yes, that says 29 degrees.
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2840.JPG

    Waaay steeper than it looks
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2847.JPG
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2848.JPG
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2849.JPG

    Simi valley, before the smog hits
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2852.JPG

    Mr Happy,
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2853.JPG

    Mr. Happy getting serious
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2854.JPG

    Mr. "This is the first time I've done this and I'm not happy"
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2856.JPG

    Damn, .025 seconds too late
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2860.JPG

    Todd going for a first:
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2861.JPG

    Me, again, .25 sec too late, look at that fork travel though huh ?
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2862.JPG

    Wheeeee
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2863.JPG

    Tod tries
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2864.JPG
    My turn
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2865.JPG

    -Bruce

  4. Bruce Edge said:

    Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone just tired of
    seeing the same old [censored]?

    -Bruce

    Nah, just too lazy. I liked them.

    Matt

  5. MattB said:
    Bruce Edge said:

    Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone just tired
    of seeing the same old [censored]?

    -Bruce

    Nah, just too lazy. I liked them.

    Matt

    That's cool, I just gotta know if it's worth it to post this stuff.
    I get a kick out of the responses.

    Thanks, Bruce

  6. Bruce Edge said:
    MattB said:
    Bruce Edge said:

    Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone just tired
    of seeing the same old [censored]?

    -Bruce

    Nah, just too lazy. I liked them.

    Matt

    That's cool, I just gotta know if it's worth it to post this stuff.
    I get a kick out of the responses.

    Thanks, Bruce

    I'm with Matt. I know what you mean tho... you think to yourself, did my RR
    really suck or something? I'm just hibernating until the skiing starts.

    Penny

  7. Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote
    let it be known in news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone
    just tired of seeing the same old [censored]?

    Browsing biking pictures while otherwise stuck in front of a
    monitor helps keep me sane... don't stop. 🙂

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yes, that says 29 degrees.
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2840.JPG

    Tropical! Here in Vermont we've long since switched to 'night
    ride' mode. All of our recent rides have been in the evenings and
    well under 29 degrees. From now until late February, we'll be
    seeing plenty of 'single digit' rides. It gets easier once it
    gets cold enough to freeze things solid.. no more getting wet!

    We ride right through the winter. Last Jan. I set a personal
    record by doing a 1.5 hour night ride @ -12 degrees (with a
    windchill of -45).

    I can't wait for the first snow so we can play on the packed
    snowmobile trails...

  8. Curt Bousquet said:

    Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote
    let it be known in news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone
    just tired of seeing the same old [censored]?

    Browsing biking pictures while otherwise stuck in front of a
    monitor helps keep me sane... don't stop. 🙂

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yes, that says 29 degrees.
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2840.JPG

    Tropical! Here in Vermont we've long since switched to 'night
    ride' mode. All of our recent rides have been in the evenings and
    well under 29 degrees. From now until late February, we'll be
    seeing plenty of 'single digit' rides. It gets easier once it
    gets cold enough to freeze things solid.. no more getting wet!

    We ride right through the winter. Last Jan. I set a personal
    record by doing a 1.5 hour night ride @ -12 degrees (with a
    windchill of -45).

    I can't wait for the first snow so we can play on the packed
    snowmobile trails...

    Damn, that's cold. Ever loose any fingers :-)

    -Bruce

  9. Bruce Edge <[email hidden]> wrote let
    it be known in news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Damn, that's cold. Ever loose any fingers :-)

    -Bruce

    Nope. Still got all 6 on each hand 🙂

  10. Bruce Edge said:

    Not even a "lame shots dood, get a life", response.

    Did I blow it and this didn't get posted, or, is everyone just tired of
    seeing the same old [censored]?

    -Bruce

    Not even close bro. I just got a round to your post now. Please, keep them
    coming, they're very encouraging / inspiring to me :-) especially now.

    --
    Slacker

  11. David said:

    Love the pics, dude. On steep shots I usually try to get above my
    subject this way I can catch part of the descent in the shot. It works
    much better than a level profile which tends to flatten out the view
    loosing the "over the edge" feel.

    What camera did you use for these shots? I like the way they came out
    especially the warm light from the early morning sun. I use a Nikon
    Coolpix 5700 but I am curious as to what camera you use. Awesome shots!

    Dave

    I keep forgetting to look at it, it's an old POS coolpix, about 4 years
    old, big as a brick, and sloooow, but it was free, so I can't complain.

    I'll try what you said about the steep bits. It is difficult to get a
    perspective that translates well to a 2 dimensional image. Things that
    scare the pee out of you look line nothing in a picture.

    -Bruce

  12. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Yes, that says 29 degrees.
    http://home.att.net/~bruce.edge/dec01/DSCN2840.JPG

    Tropical! Here in Vermont we've long since switched to 'night
    ride' mode. All of our recent rides have been in the evenings and
    well under 29 degrees. From now until late February, we'll be
    seeing plenty of 'single digit' rides. It gets easier once it
    gets cold enough to freeze things solid.. no more getting wet!

    If only it would drop under 70 degrees here... 71 deg and it's 3:00AM here
    in FL.

    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

  13. "Phil, Squid-in-Training"
    <[email hidden]> wrote let it be known
    in news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    All of our recent rides have been in
    the evenings and well under 29 degrees. From now until
    late February, we'll be seeing plenty of 'single digit'
    rides.

    If only it would drop under 70 degrees here... 71 deg and
    it's 3:00AM here in FL.

    Ok, The bike is packed. I'll be right down. Have food and beer
    ready. You may not be getting rid of me until Spring.

  14. Bruce Edge wrote:

    I hear ya! Keep up the good work though. Keep posting pictures. I
    gotta dig in the shoe boxes and scan some pics sometime. I'm in NY so
    I'll see if I can find any slick rock shots.

    Dave

  15. David said:

    Love the pics, dude. On steep shots I usually try to get above my
    subject this way I can catch part of the descent in the shot. It works
    much better than a level profile which tends to flatten out the view
    loosing the "over the edge" feel.

    What camera did you use for these shots? I like the way they came out
    especially the warm light from the early morning sun. I use a Nikon
    Coolpix 5700 but I am curious as to what camera you use. Awesome shots!

    coolpix e990
    It's the one that weighs more than your camelback :-)

  16. Bruce Edge said:
    David said:

    Love the pics, dude. On steep shots I usually try to get above my
    subject this way I can catch part of the descent in the shot. It
    works much better than a level profile which tends to flatten out
    the view loosing the "over the edge" feel.

    What camera did you use for these shots? I like the way they came
    out especially the warm light from the early morning sun. I use a
    Nikon Coolpix 5700 but I am curious as to what camera you use. Awesome
    shots!

    coolpix e990
    It's the one that weighs more than your camelback :-)

    I used to have one. I sold it for a 4500. Both are excellent cameras,
    beside the fact that they are completely retarded at focusing in low light.
    The 4500 solved a thousand gripes I had with the 990. Consider it if your
    990 goes south. It's also the last of the split-body designs.
    --
    Phil, Squid-in-Training

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