WICCMB wrote:You should probably let it go....it's complicated.
Ok then, it’s going .... going ... long gone like Ernie used to say.
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Poto: Brighton
Re: Poto: Brighton
by mtbdudex » December 12th, 2019, 12:54 pm
Ok then, it’s going .... going ... long gone like Ernie used to say.
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Re: Poto: Brighton
by jthomp » December 26th, 2019, 7:47 am
Rode Torn Shirt later in the day yesterday. Trail was great until mile 4. There was lots of moisture until mile 5.
Also, if you lost your water bottle on Torn, I picked it up and left it at the trailhead, by the maps.
Also, if you lost your water bottle on Torn, I picked it up and left it at the trailhead, by the maps.
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Poto: Brighton
by mtbdudex » December 26th, 2019, 6:09 pm
jthomp wrote:Rode Torn Shirt later in the day yesterday. Trail was great until mile 4. There was lots of moisture until mile 5.
Also, if you lost your water bottle on Torn, I picked it up and left it at the trailhead, by the maps.
Sounds similar to my report today
Rode Brighton Rec Appleton + Torn shirt from 10am today Thursday 12/26. More greasy areas than I expected, specifically between 4.0 and 5.5 on torn .
Overall not a whole lotta mud, just some splatter here and there
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