Tell me where you rode today...
- Thread starter Bikeworks
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ekuhn
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Laundries or the 9 others they found?
The killer always returns to the scene of the crime!
Cassinonorth
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I am enjoying this content greatly. More!
rick81721
Lothar
Oddly enough, his remains were found not far from a single track trail called "Live long". The trail on the other side of the Slough is called "Prosper". A bunch of the trails here have Star Trek names. Kinda lame but whatever. The 10 mile section I like to ride is called "Boldly Go".
Cassinonorth
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You would've been a huge hit over on Reddit during this with your intimate knowledge of the reserve. The users were rabid for any information.
Karate Monkey
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Bikeworks
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Errr, there is absolutely NOTHING lame about Star Trek!!! 😝
My contribution, but I doubt anyone will really know.
Errr, there is absolutely NOTHING lame about Star Trek!!! 😝
My contribution, but I doubt anyone will really know.
somewhere in the 5 boros?
Did you eaten taking that picture?
Claypit. Too easy
Karate Monkey
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Maybe. At least a shoe, anyway.
Well, yeah, but if I crop the bridge out, how would anyone get it?
Bikeworks
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Yup!!! Greenbelt in SI
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Fun Fact, the 4th trail in this area is called, Kill Your Girlfriend and Drive Home and Pretend Everything is ok. Not inspired by Star Trek, though.
Kaleidopete
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In the spirit of Halloween I did a road ride. What road could it be? Any guesses?
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thegock
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Sh
Shades of death!
Kaleidopete
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nope, do those photos look like farm land? Good try though! It's Clinton Road.
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Ian F
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A buddy and I did a full lap at the Wissahickon today. It was wet, but the Wiss drains really well, so the mud was minimal. That said, the rocks we slick in a few spots. The roots were exciting in many spots. I lost the front wheel on a root on a steeper descent and slid into a tree with my arm. Amazingly, no scraped knees despite no pads. Fortunately, where I fell was relatively free of rocks. I'll probably have a good bruise on my arm tomorrow.
From your first pic with the yellow blazes, if you go in and make a right, there is one of the best signs I've ever seen in a state park. Also, that trail is awesome coming back down to the road you were on 😜
Tatum?