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Trek 6000 MTB profile

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  1. http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2008/mountain_hardtail/6_series/6000/

    I do believe after test riding this fine machine, I can excel my
    skills beyond what they are now.

    New hardware makes all the difference in advancing skill-sets.

    I want to get a video of me riding this down Deer Creek Canyon of
    which to lure Ride-A-Lot/BumpkinPus to let me instruct him, of whcih
    only if he is able to fully clear Deer Creek Canyon from top to bottom
    (train him per section going up), as he goes up with me he advances
    his skillset and confidence to assault the next upcoming section.

    As he completes each section, and only after he completes each
    section, do we advance.

    He does not understand how to use his weight as a tool, he is afraid
    of his weight and does not know how to apply it as a benefit. I can
    achieve the change with him. Right there on the wall, he'll realize
    what he's been doing and not been doing, his arms are the first
    problem - tense due to fear. Jelly arms is what he needs to learn.
    Spring arms that do not try to command but are commanded by the trail,
    the treachery, make peace with the treachery by letting it have its
    way by application of your weight to the type of terrain, but not
    authority but obedient to the terrain.

    Anyways, I can coach him and make him a new MTBer of which once he
    completes the full trail, he'll be high as a kite at the bottom in the
    parking lot, he'll even hug me and probably say "I wanna do it again",
    that's how high you are when you rampage such trails. Some do it.

    Not me once is enough.

    But obviously I have to get the bike first and film me doing it, and
    put the video online and I know Mitchel will watch it, and hopefully
    he'll stop being an ass and stop letting people puppetize him by
    wining and dining him, by connecting him to vast social venues of all
    sorts, mainly MTBing.

    I could get Ride-A-Lot, I mean my enemy BumpkinPus to become a leading
    advanced rider of the group, but first he must say "sorry for allowing
    my alias to be used to attack you, can we be friends and if you
    advance my skills like you say you can and have shown you are able by
    the video, I will make it worth your while to teach me"... He doesn't
    compensate if he doesn't clear everything on the trail.

    If he chooses to bail out or feels he can't do it, that's fine, we'll
    be friends and part ways, perhaps get a beer and laugh at his Fred
    Flinstone resemblance.

    🙂

    I really look forward to this Trek 6000. Hopefully my momma is going
    to realize how she's being twisted and manipulated, and realize it was
    wrong for her to partake in a conspiracy against me. Because of the
    bike theft as well as the other thefts, I will not allow RUSH to
    connect me or indulge me into their opportunities. Liz, Gary, all nice
    people but are part of some bad group, which due to their power
    (RUSH), thinks they should control everyone and should be able to
    judge adn define everyone to the deepest point of realization of their
    spirit, it's all about fear and inability to adapt to people that they
    cannot control - RUSH that is.

    Mitchel is getting sucked in like my momma. I should thank RUSH for
    being there, they are a big, irreversible problem for murdering
    mobsters - Chos/Strong, but RUSH is doing the same thing. Conquer him,
    break him down and redefine him as a obedient drone - not gonna happen
    RUSH.

    Thanks for being there for being a major problem for Chos/Strong, and
    if you team up with Bruce Lee, and Mel Gibson, we can defeat them. But
    you must change not me..

    🙂!

  2. LIBERATOR said:

    http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2008/mountain_hardtail/6_series/6000/

    I do believe after test riding this fine machine, I can excel my
    skills beyond what they are now.

    New hardware makes all the difference in advancing skill-sets.


    That looks nothing at all like my 1999 Trek 6000
    <http://www.pedalpushersonline.com/productreviews/largegraphics/6000.jpg>.

    I will not be upgrading, since my bike is still better than my barney
    level skills.

    --
    Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
    The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

  3. On Apr 21, 7:21 pm, Tom Sherman <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    LIBERATOR said:

    http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2008/mountain_hardtail/6_series/...

    Quoted message said:

    I do believe after test riding this fine machine, I can excel my
    skills beyond what they are now.

    Quoted message said:

    New hardware makes all the difference in advancing skill-sets.

    That looks nothing at all like my 1999 Trek 6000
    <http://www.pedalpushersonline.com/productreviews/largegraphics/6000.jpg>.

    I will not be upgrading, since my bike is still better than my barney
    level skills.

    Practice. Where do you ride?

  4. LIBERATOR said:

    On Apr 21, 7:21 pm, Tom Sherman <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    LIBERATOR said:

    http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2008/mountain_hardtail/6_series/...
    I do believe after test riding this fine machine, I can excel my
    skills beyond what they are now.
    New hardware makes all the difference in advancing skill-sets.


    That looks nothing at all like my 1999 Trek 6000
    <http://www.pedalpushersonline.com/productreviews/largegraphics/6000.jpg>.

    I will not be upgrading, since my bike is still better than my barney
    level skills.

    Practice.

    I am good at crashing! Lots of practice.

    Quoted message said:

    Where do you ride?

    Here is where I used to ride quite a bit:
    <http://www.stateparks.com/kickapoo.html>. I have not got out much since
    moving north of the Cheddar Curtain, but need to do so for Mikey V's
    sake. 😉

    --
    Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
    The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

  5. couple good places near Valparaiso, Indiana.

    You could call Buck's cycle shop and ask for the county park east of town.

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

    Quoted message said:
    LIBERATOR said:

    On Apr 21, 7:21 pm, Tom Sherman <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    LIBERATOR wrote:
    > http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/2008/mountain_hardtail/6_series/...
    > I do believe after test riding this fine machine, I can excel my
    > skills beyond what they are now.
    > New hardware makes all the difference in advancing skill-sets.
    That looks nothing at all like my 1999 Trek 6000
    <http://www.pedalpushersonline.com/productreviews/largegraphics/6000.jpg>.

    I will not be upgrading, since my bike is still better than my barney
    level skills.

    Practice.

    I am good at crashing! Lots of practice.

    Quoted message said:

    Where do you ride?

    Here is where I used to ride quite a bit:
    <http://www.stateparks.com/kickapoo.html>. I have not got out much since
    moving north of the Cheddar Curtain, but need to do so for Mikey V's sake.
    😉

    --
    Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
    The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

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