Hey Penny I forgot to ask in the reply to "moving to chicago, wrigley are" how riverfront/riverside
is lately probably muddy as hell right now but has it been fairly ridable, considerding of where the
water tends to come up over the trail pretty severly in certain area's if I remember
correctly?-Ruprecte
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ruprecte said:
Hey Penny I forgot to ask in the reply to "moving to chicago, wrigley are" how
riverfront/riverside is lately probably muddy as hell right now but has it been fairly ridable,
considerding of where the water tends to come up over the trail pretty severly in certain area's
if I remember correctly?-Ruprectewell... (it's been pouring all day and I had to cancel today's grrls ride) In general it dries out
very fast here. I've been to both Beacon and R-sdie the day after and it's fine. The soils are very
sandy. The double track a r-side gets these huge puddles but no mud really. And Highdrive dries out
right away.penny
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Penny S. said:
ruprecte said:
Hey Penny I forgot to ask in the reply to "moving to chicago, wrigley are" how
riverfront/riverside is lately probably muddy as hell right now but has it been fairly ridable,
considerding of where the water tends to come up over the trail pretty severly in certain area's
if I remember correctly?-Ruprectewell... (it's been pouring all day and I had to cancel today's grrls ride) In general it dries out
very fast here. I've been to both Beacon and R-sdie the day after and it's fine. The soils are
very sandy. The double track a r-side gets these huge puddles but no mud really. And Highdrive
dries out right away.penny
oh and the river's got to come up quite a bit to put the trail under water. We're at about 10000 cfs
and it doesn't go over the trail until 25K+p.
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