Took my son (12) for his real first MTB ride over the weekend. We had been out on the trail a couple of times previously on his BMXer, but this was the first time on his new GT.
Only about 4 miles, relatively easy (Harwoods Mill, for those of you in Tidewater), but no one dab or slip.
"Wow, Dad!. This is sooo much easier on this bike than my Mongoose."
We were having so much fun, I forgot to take the camera out of the 'bak.
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Took my son (12) for his real first MTB ride over the weekend. We had been out on the trail a couple of times previously on his BMXer, but this was the first time on his new GT.
Only about 4 miles, relatively easy (Harwoods Mill, for those of you in Tidewater), but no one dab or slip.
"Wow, Dad!. This is sooo much easier on this bike than my Mongoose."
We were having so much fun, I forgot to take the camera out of the 'bak.
Took my son (12) for his real first MTB ride over the weekend. We had been out on the trail a couple of times previously on his BMXer, but this was the first time on his new GT.
Only about 4 miles, relatively easy (Harwoods Mill, for those of you in Tidewater), but no one dab or slip.
"Wow, Dad!. This is sooo much easier on this bike than my Mongoose."
We were having so much fun, I forgot to take the camera out of the 'bak.
Pete we have a new acolyte
Pete,
That's right where the boywonder met his match on the wooden bridges at Christmas! What a hoot it is to have the young 'uns out there having a ball, eh? Soon's I get healed and can get back on a bike we'll have to hook up out there some weekend.
Took my son (12) for his real first MTB ride over the weekend. We had been out on the trail a couple of times previously on his BMXer, but this was the first time on his new GT.
Only about 4 miles, relatively easy (Harwoods Mill, for those of you in Tidewater), but no one dab or slip.
"Wow, Dad!. This is sooo much easier on this bike than my Mongoose."
Oh no, he's already given up on his monocog bmx!?.....He come back to the a monocog some day.
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We were having so much fun, I forgot to take the camera out of the 'bak.
Pete we have a new acolyte
Nice RR, Bill The mind serves properly as a window glass rather than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world. :-]