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  1. I bought some 6 6 1 MTB gloves, with carbon fiber knuckles, and I had
    bought some last year, and lost them, they cost $40.00.

    These regularily marked at $45.00, Bob at MoJo Wheels in Denver let me
    get them cheap cuz I'm homeless, and spend my money there when I need
    stuff.

    I got the "Cedric Gracia Carbon Pro" gloves, and out of the 4 pairs of
    MTB gloves I had, these are the most comfortable, and definitely the
    most fortified. If you crash, the first thing to hit the ground is your
    hands, and with fortified gloves you can turn almost any fall into a
    roll.

    I can't compliment this company enough to its quality (although I
    haven't had them a week yet).

  2. "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I bought some 6 6 1 MTB gloves, with carbon fiber knuckles, and I had
    bought some last year, and lost them, they cost $40.00.

    These regularily marked at $45.00, Bob at MoJo Wheels in Denver let me
    get them cheap cuz I'm homeless, and spend my money there when I need
    stuff.

    I got the "Cedric Gracia Carbon Pro" gloves, and out of the 4 pairs of
    MTB gloves I had, these are the most comfortable, and definitely the
    most fortified. If you crash, the first thing to hit the ground is your
    hands, and with fortified gloves you can turn almost any fall into a
    roll.

    I can't compliment this company enough to its quality (although I
    haven't had them a week yet).


    WOW, I'm utterly gob smacked. That may be THE single most meaningful post
    you've ever made.

    Now if you could just learn to stop being such a crossposting trolling [censored]
    you may even become to be seen as a tolerable human bean.

    Andy

  3. Andy H said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I bought some 6 6 1 MTB gloves, with carbon fiber knuckles, and I had
    bought some last year, and lost them, they cost $40.00.

    These regularily marked at $45.00, Bob at MoJo Wheels in Denver let me
    get them cheap cuz I'm homeless, and spend my money there when I need
    stuff.

    I got the "Cedric Gracia Carbon Pro" gloves, and out of the 4 pairs of
    MTB gloves I had, these are the most comfortable, and definitely the
    most fortified. If you crash, the first thing to hit the ground is your
    hands, and with fortified gloves you can turn almost any fall into a
    roll.

    I can't compliment this company enough to its quality (although I
    haven't had them a week yet).


    WOW, I'm utterly gob smacked. That may be THE single most meaningful post
    you've ever made.

    Now if you could just learn to stop being such a crossposting trolling [censored]
    you may even become to be seen as a tolerable human bean.

    Andy

    He must have taken his meds before the post. Don't get your hopes up.

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

  4. Ride-A-Lot said:
    Andy H said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I bought some 6 6 1 MTB gloves, with carbon fiber knuckles, and I had
    bought some last year, and lost them, they cost $40.00.

    These regularily marked at $45.00, Bob at MoJo Wheels in Denver let me
    get them cheap cuz I'm homeless, and spend my money there when I need
    stuff.

    I got the "Cedric Gracia Carbon Pro" gloves, and out of the 4 pairs of
    MTB gloves I had, these are the most comfortable, and definitely the
    most fortified. If you crash, the first thing to hit the ground is your
    hands, and with fortified gloves you can turn almost any fall into a
    roll.

    I can't compliment this company enough to its quality (although I
    haven't had them a week yet).


    WOW, I'm utterly gob smacked. That may be THE single most meaningful
    post you've ever made.

    Now if you could just learn to stop being such a crossposting trolling
    [censored] you may even become to be seen as a tolerable human bean.

    Andy

    He must have taken his meds before the post. Don't get your hopes up.

    A $40 pair of gloves is an interesting choice of "resource allocation"
    for a homeless person.

  5. cc said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    Andy H said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > I bought some 6 6 1 MTB gloves, with carbon fiber knuckles, and I had
    > bought some last year, and lost them, they cost $40.00.
    >
    > These regularily marked at $45.00, Bob at MoJo Wheels in Denver let me
    > get them cheap cuz I'm homeless, and spend my money there when I need
    > stuff.
    >
    > I got the "Cedric Gracia Carbon Pro" gloves, and out of the 4 pairs of
    > MTB gloves I had, these are the most comfortable, and definitely the
    > most fortified. If you crash, the first thing to hit the ground is your
    > hands, and with fortified gloves you can turn almost any fall into a
    > roll.
    >
    > I can't compliment this company enough to its quality (although I
    > haven't had them a week yet).
    >
    WOW, I'm utterly gob smacked. That may be THE single most meaningful
    post you've ever made.

    Now if you could just learn to stop being such a crossposting trolling
    [censored] you may even become to be seen as a tolerable human bean.

    Andy

    He must have taken his meds before the post. Don't get your hopes up.

    A $40 pair of gloves is an interesting choice of "resource allocation"
    for a homeless person.

    Another reason to never had a bum cash.

    JD

  6. cc said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    Andy H said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > I bought some 6 6 1 MTB gloves, with carbon fiber knuckles, and I had
    > bought some last year, and lost them, they cost $40.00.
    >
    > These regularily marked at $45.00, Bob at MoJo Wheels in Denver let me
    > get them cheap cuz I'm homeless, and spend my money there when I need
    > stuff.
    >
    > I got the "Cedric Gracia Carbon Pro" gloves, and out of the 4 pairs of
    > MTB gloves I had, these are the most comfortable, and definitely the
    > most fortified. If you crash, the first thing to hit the ground is your
    > hands, and with fortified gloves you can turn almost any fall into a
    > roll.
    >
    > I can't compliment this company enough to its quality (although I
    > haven't had them a week yet).
    >
    WOW, I'm utterly gob smacked. That may be THE single most meaningful
    post you've ever made.

    Now if you could just learn to stop being such a crossposting trolling
    [censored] you may even become to be seen as a tolerable human bean.

    Andy

    He must have taken his meds before the post. Don't get your hopes up.

    A $40 pair of gloves is an interesting choice of "resource allocation"
    for a homeless person.

    Dork, they're $45.00 and I paid $25.00.

    So do you want to restart the arguement that I have adjusted you from
    fiction to fact?

  7. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    WOW, I'm utterly gob smacked. That may be THE single most meaningful post
    you've ever made.

    Now if you could just learn to stop being such a crossposting trolling [censored]
    you may even become to be seen as a tolerable human bean.

    Andy

    He must have taken his meds before the post. Don't get your hopes up.

    If you come to Colorado, and email me, I'll take you to Deer Creek
    Canyon and train you so that you can ride down "The Wall" and we'll
    film it, and the world will forever hold you in awe.

    I'm not kidding Ride-A-Lot, I can be nice to you if you seek my skills
    to assist you to be a legitimate MTBer.

    I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing. You
    haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem, and I
    want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach a new
    power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    result.

    🙂

    Quoted message said:

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

  8. "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:


    I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing. You
    haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem, and I
    want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach a new
    power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    result.

    Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn from
    than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.

    Greg

  9. G.T. said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing. You
    haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem, and I
    want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach a new
    power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    result.

    Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn from
    than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.

    Greg

    LOL!!!

    I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the Marriott if
    he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).

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

  10. Ride-A-Lot said:
    G.T. said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing. You
    haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem, and I
    want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach a new
    power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    result.

    Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn from
    than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.

    Greg

    LOL!!!

    I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the Marriott if
    he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).

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

    What's commando?

    Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?

  11. LIBERATOR said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    G.T. said:

    "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    > I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing. You
    > haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    > technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem, and I
    > want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach a new
    > power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    > result.
    >
    Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn from
    than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.

    Greg


    LOL!!!

    I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the Marriott if
    he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).

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

    What's commando?

    Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?

    I think people here would say i am not kidding around. I don't kid.

    Commando as in Commando Run.

    July 20 - 28, Vail, CO (maybe longer if I go down to Durango).

    See you then. Oh, and make sure you can climb cause I don't do shuttles!

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

  12. Ride-A-Lot said:
    LIBERATOR said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:

    G.T. wrote:

    > "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    > news:[email hidden]...
    >
    >> I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing. You
    >> haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    >> technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem,
    >> and I
    >> want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach a
    >> new
    >> power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    >> result.
    >>
    > Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn
    > from
    > than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.
    >
    > Greg
    >
    >
    LOL!!!

    I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the Marriott if
    he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).

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

    What's commando?

    Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?

    I think people here would say i am not kidding around. I don't kid.

    Commando as in Commando Run.

    July 20 - 28, Vail, CO (maybe longer if I go down to Durango).

    See you then. Oh, and make sure you can climb cause I don't do shuttles!

    You should come through here if you're not already planning on it. I bet
    you'd dig the mix of high desert and alpine terrain (not unlike Durango,
    but not really the same either).

    Matt (but don't bring any crossposting trolls ;-))

  13. MattB said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    LIBERATOR said:

    Ride-A-Lot wrote:

    > G.T. wrote:
    >
    >> "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    >> news:[email hidden]...
    >>
    >>> I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding MTBing.
    >>> You
    >>> haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    >>> technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem,
    >>> and I
    >>> want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach
    >>> a new
    >>> power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life as a
    >>> result.
    >>>
    >> Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn
    >> from
    >> than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.
    >>
    >> Greg
    >>
    >>
    > LOL!!!
    >
    > I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the
    > Marriott if
    > he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).
    >
    > --
    > o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    > www.schnauzers.ws

    What's commando?

    Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?

    I think people here would say i am not kidding around. I don't kid.

    Commando as in Commando Run.

    July 20 - 28, Vail, CO (maybe longer if I go down to Durango).

    See you then. Oh, and make sure you can climb cause I don't do shuttles!

    You should come through here if you're not already planning on it. I bet
    you'd dig the mix of high desert and alpine terrain (not unlike Durango,
    but not really the same either).

    Matt (but don't bring any crossposting trolls ;-))

    Still putting together the details if I can get a buddy to come along
    and meet up with Gary. Of course I can't resist an invite.

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

  14. Ride-A-Lot said:
    MattB said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:

    LIBERATOR wrote:

    > Ride-A-Lot wrote:
    >
    >> G.T. wrote:
    >>
    >>> "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    >>> news:[email hidden]...
    >>>
    >>>> I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding
    >>>> MTBing. You
    >>>> haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    >>>> technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence problem,
    >>>> and I
    >>>> want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd reach
    >>>> a new
    >>>> power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life
    >>>> as a
    >>>> result.
    >>>>
    >>> Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to
    >>> learn from
    >>> than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.
    >>>
    >>> Greg
    >>>
    >>>
    >> LOL!!!
    >>
    >> I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the
    >> Marriott if
    >> he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).
    >>
    >> --
    >> o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    >> www.schnauzers.ws
    >
    >
    > What's commando?
    >
    > Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?
    >

    I think people here would say i am not kidding around. I don't kid.

    Commando as in Commando Run.

    July 20 - 28, Vail, CO (maybe longer if I go down to Durango).

    See you then. Oh, and make sure you can climb cause I don't do
    shuttles!

    You should come through here if you're not already planning on it. I
    bet you'd dig the mix of high desert and alpine terrain (not unlike
    Durango, but not really the same either).

    Matt (but don't bring any crossposting trolls ;-))

    Still putting together the details if I can get a buddy to come along
    and meet up with Gary. Of course I can't resist an invite.

    Mitch,
    Are you coming out on your own? When do you plan on being in Durango?
    Matt is right, you can't go wrong stopping in CB/Gunny area. But there
    is hardly a bad place to be between Vail and Durango.

    --
    Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado

    Owner/Operator of the Pekingnese Ranch.

  15. Craig Brossman said:
    Ride-A-Lot said:
    MattB said:

    Ride-A-Lot wrote:
    > LIBERATOR wrote:
    >
    >> Ride-A-Lot wrote:
    >>
    >>> G.T. wrote:
    >>>
    >>>> "LIBERATOR" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    >>>> news:[email hidden]...
    >>>>
    >>>>> I know I could open a entirely new world to you, regarding
    >>>>> MTBing. You
    >>>>> haven't experienced MTBing yet, you're only a scenic rider, not a
    >>>>> technical one. I truly think you have serious confidence
    >>>>> problem, and I
    >>>>> want to help you. If you ride down "The Wall" at DCC, you'd
    >>>>> reach a new
    >>>>> power of your soul and probably accomplish bigger things in life
    >>>>> as a
    >>>>> result.
    >>>>>
    >>>> Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to
    >>>> learn from
    >>>> than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.
    >>>>
    >>>> Greg
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>> LOL!!!
    >>>
    >>> I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the
    >>> Marriott if
    >>> he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).
    >>>
    >>> --
    >>> o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    >>> www.schnauzers.ws
    >>
    >>
    >> What's commando?
    >>
    >> Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?
    >>
    >
    > I think people here would say i am not kidding around. I don't kid.
    >
    > Commando as in Commando Run.
    >
    > July 20 - 28, Vail, CO (maybe longer if I go down to Durango).
    >
    > See you then. Oh, and make sure you can climb cause I don't do
    > shuttles!
    >

    You should come through here if you're not already planning on it. I
    bet you'd dig the mix of high desert and alpine terrain (not unlike
    Durango, but not really the same either).

    Matt (but don't bring any crossposting trolls ;-))

    Still putting together the details if I can get a buddy to come along
    and meet up with Gary. Of course I can't resist an invite.

    Mitch,
    Are you coming out on your own? When do you plan on being in Durango?
    Matt is right, you can't go wrong stopping in CB/Gunny area. But there
    is hardly a bad place to be between Vail and Durango.

    I'm trying to convince a riding buddy to come along, I really don't like
    riding alone in the back bowls of Vail let alone the backcountry of
    places I have never been to. If I stay the extra week after Vail, it
    will be the first week in August. I don't know if the wife is going to
    go for it since I will be going to Oregon two weeks later. I'm working
    on it though. I haven't been away since early November and I'm getting
    antsy! Plus the new rig is going to need some breaking in 😄.

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

  16. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >>
    > Not that he needs it but there are plenty of better people to learn from
    > than a drug-addled manic-depressive such as yourself.
    >
    > Greg
    >
    >
    LOL!!!

    I'll be in Vail the last week of July. He can come up to the Marriott if
    he's serious. We'll play on Commando (or what's left of it).

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

    What's commando?

    Why you kidding around Ride-Sidewalks-Alot, I can't figure you out?

    I think people here would say i am not kidding around. I don't kid.

    Yer related to the Newbons? Are you actually coming to Colorado again?
    Who do you know out here?

    Quoted message said:

    Commando as in Commando Run.

    Where's data about this trail? Got a URL? Is this finally going to be a
    trail that has some threat to the riders that ride it seeing how you
    never attempt any that do?

    Give URL on this trail/park.

    Quoted message said:

    July 20 - 28, Vail, CO (maybe longer if I go down to Durango).

    See you then. Oh, and make sure you can climb cause I don't do shuttles!

    Dude, I'll leave you in the dust. And from the looks of it, you can't
    even make it up 2ft water-barriers, much less the 3 ft ones, that take
    you up to the next segment of the trail.

    Give some data on this Commando trail, squeechee...

    Quoted message said:

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

  17. I think he took a shot at a real thing and came off cloud 9. Now only
    if he'll stay put.

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