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Thomas Mountain - Ramona Trail ~VIDEO~

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  1. Original post
    Bill Porter
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    This past weekend I got a chance to ride Thomas Mountain Road (fireroad) and the Ramona trail
    located near Idyllwild and Herkey Creek here in SoCal. Thomas Mountain offered a good climb with
    stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains and the Ramona trail was a blast, keeping in you on your
    toes as the trail changed substanually over its length. Buff singletrack, rocky switchbacks, loose
    corners, woods, roots, meadows, and a touch of snow, we were treated to a wide selection trail
    goodness during the 6.2 mile descent.

    See the full review at mountainbikebill.comThomasMtnRamona.htm

    You can check out the video of the Ramona Trail at mountainbikebill.comRamona
    Web.mpg File size is 29MB

    Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com

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  2. Geedubb
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    Bill Porter said:

    This past weekend I got a chance to ride Thomas Mountain Road (fireroad) and the Ramona trail
    located near Idyllwild and Herkey Creek here in SoCal. Thomas Mountain offered a good climb with
    stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains and the Ramona trail was a blast, keeping in you on
    your toes as the trail changed substanually over its length. Buff singletrack, rocky switchbacks,
    loose corners, woods, roots, meadows, and a touch of snow, we were treated to a wide selection
    trail goodness during the 6.2 mile descent.

    See the full review at mountainbikebill.comThomasMtnRamona.htm

    You can check out the video of the Ramona Trail at mountainbikebill.comRamona
    Web.mpg File size is 29MB

    Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com

    Great stuff Bill.

    Gary(you know you're too old when the video music gives you a headache <g>😉

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  3. Westie
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    Bill Porter said:

    This past weekend I got a chance to ride Thomas Mountain Road (fireroad) and the Ramona trail
    located near Idyllwild and Herkey Creek here in SoCal. Thomas Mountain offered a good climb with
    stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains and the Ramona trail was a blast, keeping in you on
    your toes as the trail changed substanually over its length. Buff singletrack, rocky switchbacks,
    loose corners, woods, roots, meadows, and a touch of snow, we were treated to a wide selection
    trail goodness during the 6.2 mile descent.

    See the full review at mountainbikebill.comThomasMtnRamona.htm

    You can check out the video of the Ramona Trail at mountainbikebill.comRamona
    Web.mpg File size is 29MB

    Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com

    Nice stuff indeed. A good mix of stuff and all downhill! Woo hoo!
    --
    Westie (Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)

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  4. Michael Paul
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    "Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Bill Porter said:

    This past weekend I got a chance to ride Thomas Mountain Road (fireroad) and the Ramona trail
    located near Idyllwild and Herkey Creek here in SoCal. Thomas Mountain offered a good climb with
    stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains and the Ramona trail was a blast, keeping in you on
    your toes as the trail changed substanually over its length. Buff singletrack, rocky
    switchbacks, loose corners, woods, roots, meadows, and a touch of snow, we were treated to a
    wide selection trail goodness during the 6.2 mile descent.

    See the full review at mountainbikebill.comThomasMtnRamona.htm

    You can check out the video of the Ramona Trail at mountainbikebill.comRamona
    Web.mpg File size is 29MB

    Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com

    Nice stuff indeed. A good mix of stuff and all downhill! Woo hoo!
    --
    Westie (Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)


    I think the "all downhill" was preceded by some very much "all uphill" ;-)

    Michael

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  5. Westie
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    Michael Paul said:

    "Westie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Bill Porter said:

    This past weekend I got a chance to ride Thomas Mountain Road (fireroad) and the Ramona trail
    located near Idyllwild and Herkey Creek here in SoCal. Thomas Mountain offered a good climb with
    stunning views of the San Jacinto Mountains and the Ramona trail was a blast, keeping in you on
    your toes as the trail changed substanually over its length. Buff singletrack, rocky
    switchbacks, loose corners, woods, roots, meadows, and a touch of snow, we were treated to a
    wide selection trail goodness during the 6.2 mile descent.

    See the full review at mountainbikebill.comThomasMtnRamona.htm

    You can check out the video of the Ramona Trail at mountainbikebill.comRamona
    Web.mpg File size is 29MB

    Bill Porter www.mountainbikebill.com

    Nice stuff indeed. A good mix of stuff and all downhill! Woo hoo!
    --
    Westie (Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)


    I think the "all downhill" was preceded by some very much "all uphill" ;-)

    Michael

    Uphill? There was 'uphill'? Ah Yes. I see now... "offered a good climb". Good thing that there was
    the 'downhill' to make up for it then! ;-)
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    Westie (Replace 'invalid' with 'yahoo' when replying.)

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