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RR: Ice, Mud, Ice

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  1. Hey folks,

    Well, I got in a ride the other day and as the Subject indicates it was a challenge. I decided to
    keep it simple and rode the Piney Run loop near my house. This loop is really more of an out and
    back with some minor hills and a few small stream crossings. You start out by heading in at
    Hollenberry Rd (off Obrect if anybody cares) and drop into the woods. Then you bear right and come
    to a 60 or 70 foot drop. I can usually ride this but not this day. Nope. The seat is in my stomach
    and I start down. I soon realize that the frozen ground I expected is about 1/2 inch below the
    surface and the top is mud. I lasted about 10 feet before the front tire went one way and I went
    another!! No harm done but it made me VERY careful the rest of the ride.

    The whole thing was about 8 miles but it was just what the doctor ordered.

    Marty

  2. Martees said:


    Hey folks,

    Well, I got in a ride the other day and as the Subject indicates it was a challenge. I decided to
    keep it simple and rode the Piney Run loop near my house. This loop is really more of an out and
    back with some minor hills and a few small stream crossings. You start out by heading in at
    Hollenberry Rd (off Obrect if anybody cares) and drop into the woods. Then you bear right and
    come to a 60 or 70 foot drop. I can usually ride this but not this day. Nope. The seat is in my
    stomach and I start down. I soon realize that the frozen ground I expected is about 1/2 inch
    below the surface and the top is mud. I lasted about 10 feet before the front tire went one way
    and I went another!! No harm done but it made me VERY careful the rest of the ride.

    The whole thing was about 8 miles but it was just what the doctor ordered.

    Marty


    Keep riding Marty,

    Peace, 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.
    :-]

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