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Original section Mountain Bikes
Published 3 April 2004
Last activity 13 April 2004
Original author NotaKnob
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13 April 2004, 20:58 UTC
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NotaKnob said: In article <[email hidden]>, getnews1@dslextreme.com says...
Quoted message said: Acclimatize to the altitude of Fruita?
3000+ is about 2000 feet more than I'm used too.
99% percent of people don't experience any altitude-related effects until well over 4500 feet. I live at 600 ft and don't slow down until I get over 6500.
Greg
Stephen Baker
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13 April 2004, 21:02 UTC
#22
GT says:
Quoted message said: 99% percent of people don't experience any altitude-related effects until well over 4500 feet. I live at 600 ft and don't slow down until I get over 6500.
Damn! There goes my excuse!
Steve "Sea level, baby - it's where I'm at!"
Craig Brossman
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13 April 2004, 22:24 UTC
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P e t e F a g e r l i n said: (JD) said: Craig Brossman <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: JD wrote:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: I'll be there Friday early, count me in, JD you have my email. It may be my first ride on the Salty since we just got another 8" of snow here.
Maybe Friday is the day to do a little AM-B ride. I have something out of the way in mind that is pretty damn cool.
Friday works for me as it's the only day that I don't have any firm plans.
I'll be there with the little woman, not an AM-B regular, any other of the fairer sex going to be there?
-- Craig Brossman, Durango Colorado (remove ".nospam" to reply)
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