Definitive Guidebook for Salida, CO area

[email hidden] (Tom Purvis) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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A new guidebook is being prepared for publication right
now that is going to blow the lid off the story of Where
To Ride in the Salida, Colorado Area.

The author, Nathan Ward, has lived and biked around
Salida for some 20 years, on and off and when he isn't
on some other continent doing something adventurous. He
knew better than most people how poorly documented the
riding here in the Arkansas Valley has been. Up until
now that is!

His new book _Salida Singletrack_ will demystify the
process of finding and riding 'The Goods' in Chaffee
County. All the pertinent info can be found here:

nathanward.comguidebooks.htmOpen ↗

Be aware, for a few more weeks the book can be ordered
for the pre-printing discounted price of $12.50 (for a
signed copy, no less). After mid-April the price goes up
to $14.95.

So, are you ready for your favorite trails to be ruined by
poseurs and skidiots who would have never found those
trails before?

JD

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[email hidden] (Tom Purvis) wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

A new guidebook is being prepared for publication right
now that is going to blow the lid off the story of Where
To Ride in the Salida, Colorado Area.

The author, Nathan Ward, has lived and biked around
Salida for some 20 years, on and off and when he isn't
on some other continent doing something adventurous. He
knew better than most people how poorly documented the
riding here in the Arkansas Valley has been. Up until
now that is!

His new book _Salida Singletrack_ will demystify the
process of finding and riding 'The Goods' in Chaffee
County. All the pertinent info can be found here:

nathanward.comguidebooks.htmOpen ↗

Be aware, for a few more weeks the book can be ordered
for the pre-printing discounted price of $12.50 (for a
signed copy, no less). After mid-April the price goes up
to $14.95.

So, are you ready for your favorite trails to be ruined by
poseurs and skidiots who would have never found those
trails before?

JD

hey, give him time to develop his own elitism will ya'

JD said:

[email hidden] (Tom Purvis) wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...

Quoted message said:

A new guidebook is being prepared for publication right
now that is going to blow the lid off the story of Where
To Ride in the Salida, Colorado Area.

The author, Nathan Ward, has lived and biked around
Salida for some 20 years, on and off and when he isn't
on some other continent doing something adventurous. He
knew better than most people how poorly documented the
riding here in the Arkansas Valley has been. Up until
now that is!

His new book _Salida Singletrack_ will demystify the
process of finding and riding 'The Goods' in Chaffee
County. All the pertinent info can be found here:

nathanward.comguidebooks.htmOpen ↗

Be aware, for a few more weeks the book can be ordered
for the pre-printing discounted price of $12.50 (for a
signed copy, no less). After mid-April the price goes up
to $14.95.

So, are you ready for your favorite trails to be ruined by
poseurs and skidiots who would have never found those
trails before?

JD

JD, I'm already here :-p

Shawn

(JD) said:

(Tom Purvis) said:

A new guidebook is being prepared for publication right
now that is going to blow the lid off the story of Where
To Ride in the Salida, Colorado Area...

So, are you ready for your favorite trails to be ruined by
poseurs and skidiots who would have never found those
trails before?

Dude!

That's no big deal. Like, I don't really know what you're
talking about.

By the way,

I just got a new set of MAVIC CROSSMAX UST wheels, but
here's the problem. They DO NOT look good on my Kona.
TOTALLY wrong color. Worst than that, none of the tubeless
tires you can get hear are cool either! The laybells are
totally the wrong color. Some guys saw my bike with those
wheels, and I don't think they really liked it.

Do you know if it's OK to paint crossmax? Or of other cool
wheels that are a good color for my Kona?

Thanks Dude!
--
Tom "not sure how to post like a skidiot" Purvis
Salida, CO

Tom Purvis said:

(JD) said:

(Tom Purvis) said:

A new guidebook is being prepared for publication right
now that is going to blow the lid off the story of Where
To Ride in the Salida, Colorado Area...

So, are you ready for your favorite trails to be ruined
by poseurs and skidiots who would have never found those
trails before?

Dude!

That's no big deal. Like, I don't really know what you're
talking about.

By the way,

I just got a new set of MAVIC CROSSMAX UST wheels, but
here's the problem. They DO NOT look good on my Kona.
TOTALLY wrong color. Worst than that, none of the tubeless
tires you can get hear are cool either! The laybells are
totally the wrong color. Some guys saw my bike with those
wheels, and I don't think they really liked it.

Do you know if it's OK to paint crossmax? Or of other cool
wheels that are a good color for my Kona?

Do you have NORCO shirt to go with it?

p.

Tom Purvis said:

Tom "not sure how to post like a skidiot" Purvis

Real-world example from MTBR: "TOTALY Sick;like 50 square
acreage of singletrack-downhill, hella log rides, North
shore type stuff."

dirtworld.com assesment of same trail: "Trail Type:
Fire/Gravel Road 70% Single Track 30%".

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address, at least)

BB said:

Tom Purvis said:

Tom "not sure how to post like a skidiot" Purvis

Real-world example from MTBR: "TOTALY Sick;like 50 square
acreage of singletrack-downhill, hella log rides, North
shore type stuff."

dirtworld.com assesment of same trail: "Trail Type:
Fire/Gravel Road 70% Single Track 30%".

heh heh, What the is "square acreage"? Do you measure that
in cubic feet?

Oh, and don't forget stickers, lots and lots of stickers.

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Quoted message said:

(Tom Purvis) said:

A new guidebook is being prepared for publication
right now that is going to blow the lid off the story
of Where To Ride in the Salida, Colorado Area...

. . .and the Salida area was so nice to ride in. Oh well. .
.

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To Reply Direct, Remove Clothes
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