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    Jd
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    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.

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    JD

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  2. Raptor
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    JD said:

    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803006.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803002.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803003.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803005.jpg

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    JD

    That's the kind of stuff that looks fun, I can do it with ease, but nearly always wimp out on and
    walk. I need a girlfriend who bikes, someone worth impressing with my guts and skill.

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    could to protect our customers. Our products just aren't engineered for security." --Microsoft VP in
    charge of Windows OS Development, Brian Valentine.

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  3. Per LöWdin
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    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.

    So, where are those pictures from?

    Per www.lowdin.nu

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  4. Mattb
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    "Raptor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... <snip kewel rocks>

    Quoted message said:

    That's the kind of stuff that looks fun, I can do it with ease, but nearly always wimp out on and
    walk. I need a girlfriend who bikes, someone worth impressing with my guts and skill.

    --

    Or scars...

    Matt

    PS - looks nice JD

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  5. Michael Dart
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    "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803006.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803002.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803003.jpg

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    JD

    Man, I would love to ride that stuff.

    Mike

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  6. Jd
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    "Per Löwdin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Quoted message said:

    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.

    So, where are those pictures from?

    The Colorado Plateau.

    JD

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  7. Marty
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    "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    More of that smooth a-technical riding

    Me likey rocks. Nice stuff JD.

    Marty

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  8. ireman_1
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    Nice places to ride. You are making me want to get back there sooner rather than later. Reminds me of the Bangs Canyon area, hmmm...

    K.

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    Originally posted by Jd
    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803006.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803002.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803003.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803005.jpg

    gallery.consumerreview.com100803007.jpg

    JD

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  9. Jd
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    ireman_1 <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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    Jd said:

    More of that smooth a-technical riding that the West is so well known for.
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    //gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/100803006.jpg
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    //gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/100803007.jpg JD

    Nice places to ride. You are making me want to get back there sooner rather than later. Reminds me
    of the Bangs Canyon area, hmmm...

    Well over 100 miles off.

    JD

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  10. ireman_1
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    Quoted message said:

    Well over 100 miles off.

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    JD

    I was dreaming of the Bangs area. 1/5 of the whole state looks similar to that, but I guess everything could revolve around one person's riding in one particular spot in one particular state. Probably not but who knows? A person's perception is their own private Idaho (or West slope as appropriate). OT: The physical therapist caught me riding my mtb and freaked (someone "snitched" me out I think). She honestly tried to get my wife to lock it up and give her the key. Crazy lady. Now HER perception of my sanity is skewed. Enjoy the riding folks!

    K.

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