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  1. Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

  2. "Corvus Corvax" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC


    Nice Pics...Fairly technical?.....Yes! Looks like good stuff...Love the
    shot of the Green Desert catus cowboys. American countryside is awesome.

    Goodoz

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    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    Nice shots CC. Can't wait to see some of that stuff for myself.

    Marty

  4. Corvus Corvax said:

    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    I arrived in Phoenix yesterday. My bike should catch up with me by
    Wednesday. It's a lot greener here since the last time I visited in Aug
    '00. Looking forward to riding out here with some saner temperatures too.

    Mike

  5. Michael Dart said:
    Corvus Corvax said:

    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    I arrived in Phoenix yesterday. My bike should catch up with me by
    Wednesday. It's a lot greener here since the last time I visited in
    Aug '00. Looking forward to riding out here with some saner
    temperatures too.

    Mike

    Let me know if you want some riding company. Not a great technical rider
    but I manage.

    Gary

  6. GeeDubb said:
    Michael Dart said:
    Corvus Corvax said:

    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    I arrived in Phoenix yesterday. My bike should catch up with me by
    Wednesday. It's a lot greener here since the last time I visited in
    Aug '00. Looking forward to riding out here with some saner
    temperatures too.

    Mike

    Let me know if you want some riding company. Not a great technical rider
    but I manage.

    Gary

    Oh please. Not a great technical rider? That one little rocky section
    we did was not a problem for you.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  7. Ride-A-Lot said:
    GeeDubb said:
    Michael Dart said:

    Corvus Corvax wrote:

    > Photos from AZ:
    > http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/
    >
    > CC

    I arrived in Phoenix yesterday. My bike should catch up with me by
    Wednesday. It's a lot greener here since the last time I visited in
    Aug '00. Looking forward to riding out here with some saner
    temperatures too.

    Mike

    Let me know if you want some riding company. Not a great technical
    rider but I manage.

    Gary

    Oh please. Not a great technical rider? That one little rocky
    section we did was not a problem for you.

    Comparatively, to others I've ridden with, I am not that good. JD is a
    great technical rider and from what I've seen in PF's videos, most in that
    group are great technical riders. Many of the RideAZ group are great tech
    riders though I can clean their clock in endurance rides.

    So how's the snow & snow? I Managed to grab a day of skiing yesterday up in
    Flagstaff (first time in two years.....) Perfect weather for spring
    skiing.......in January! Plan on a ride later today when the wife gets back
    to be with kids. Still around 70 and sunny, slight breeze.

    Gary (pretty much 365 days to ride)

  8. GeeDubb said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    GeeDubb said:

    Michael Dart wrote:

    >Corvus Corvax wrote:
    >
    >
    >>Photos from AZ:
    >>http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/
    >>
    >>CC
    >
    >I arrived in Phoenix yesterday. My bike should catch up with me by
    >Wednesday. It's a lot greener here since the last time I visited in
    >Aug '00. Looking forward to riding out here with some saner
    >temperatures too.
    >
    >Mike

    Let me know if you want some riding company. Not a great technical
    rider but I manage.

    Gary

    Oh please. Not a great technical rider? That one little rocky
    section we did was not a problem for you.

    Comparatively, to others I've ridden with, I am not that good. JD is a
    great technical rider and from what I've seen in PF's videos, most in that
    group are great technical riders. Many of the RideAZ group are great tech
    riders though I can clean their clock in endurance rides.

    So how's the snow & snow? I Managed to grab a day of skiing yesterday up in
    Flagstaff (first time in two years.....) Perfect weather for spring
    skiing.......in January! Plan on a ride later today when the wife gets back
    to be with kids. Still around 70 and sunny, slight breeze.

    Gary (pretty much 365 days to ride)

    I spent the morning with by two wheeled buddy... the snowblower. Hey,
    at least it has two tires. Thank god for machinery. It would have
    taken me two to three hours to shovel out from the 12 inches plus what
    the snowplows threw up onto the driveway.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  9. Ride-A-Lot said:


    I spent the morning with by two wheeled buddy... the snowblower. Hey,
    at least it has two tires. Thank god for machinery. It would have
    taken me two to three hours to shovel out from the 12 inches plus what
    the snowplows threw up onto the driveway.

    I almost bought one of those when I was on the verge of actually living in
    Colorado but my deck didn't justify the purchase and the driveway is
    rocks......
    Still it would a been cool!

    So aren't the plows just going to pile more snow into the drive? Or has the
    snow mostly quit falling?

    Gary

  10. GeeDubb said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:

    I spent the morning with by two wheeled buddy... the snowblower. Hey,
    at least it has two tires. Thank god for machinery. It would have
    taken me two to three hours to shovel out from the 12 inches plus what
    the snowplows threw up onto the driveway.

    I almost bought one of those when I was on the verge of actually living in
    Colorado but my deck didn't justify the purchase and the driveway is
    rocks......
    Still it would a been cool!

    So aren't the plows just going to pile more snow into the drive? Or has the
    snow mostly quit falling?

    Gary

    Snow is over and the plows have finished their damage. The key was
    getting it done before the sun came out and turned into a sheet of ice.

    I just got a call to go and ride in Delaware, but they got 9".
    Downhills would be fun, but I don't think going uphill would work too well.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

  11. GeeDubb said:
    Michael Dart said:
    Corvus Corvax said:

    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    I arrived in Phoenix yesterday. My bike should catch up with me by
    Wednesday. It's a lot greener here since the last time I visited in
    Aug '00. Looking forward to riding out here with some saner
    temperatures too.

    Mike

    Let me know if you want some riding company. Not a great technical
    rider but I manage.

    Gary

    I'd like that. I'll be free this weekend. I'm a pretty good technical
    rider but I'm way outta shape.

    Email me direct at mrdart at newsguy dot com.

    Mike

  12. Corvus Corvax said:

    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    Nice picks, dude! Any wipe outs?

    Peace

    --
    David R Marlborough
    DJ Mackelicious
    http://walkingwounded.blogspot.com/

  13. David said:
    Corvus Corvax said:

    Photos from AZ:
    http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/corvuscorvax/Arizona2005/

    CC

    Nice picks, dude! Any wipe outs?

    I wasn't present, but heard our Raven friend broke his finger.
    JD from another little birdie

  14. GeeDubb said:

    Many of the RideAZ group are great tech
    riders though I can clean their clock in endurance rides.

    They are a pretty good group and I can see you outriding a lot of them
    on an endurance outing. Let me know when the Ocotillo are blooming and
    I'll try to manage getting a weekend of riding in out there.

    JD

  15. JD said:
    GeeDubb said:

    Many of the RideAZ group are great tech
    riders though I can clean their clock in endurance rides.

    They are a pretty good group and I can see you outriding a lot of them
    on an endurance outing. Let me know when the Ocotillo are blooming
    and I'll try to manage getting a weekend of riding in out there.

    JD

    Sounds good. There's a lot of stuff starting to bud out. Peach and almond
    trees are in full bloom (as is this stinking sumac in my front yard) so the
    Ocotillo and other spiny type plants shouldn't be far behind.

    Gary
    Nothing equals the joy of silently rolling forward under my own power,
    no matter how fast I go. You can't enjoy the descent without earning
    the climb. I ride because I can.

    -Evan MacKenzie, Hillsboro, Oregon

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