Those are my safety glasses from working on cars at school. :sonicjay: I'm not spending all that money on cycling glasses when my safety glasses only cost $10.:sonicjay:
You even have the lance armstrong glasses.
nice trek
$10.....damn I buy boxes of 10 tinted ones for only $15Those are my safety glasses from working on cars at school. :sonicjay: I'm not spending all that money on cycling glasses when my safety glasses only cost $10.
Large area of deep, loose sand the first time, then on a steep, twisty, hard-pack hill the second time (I drifted the rear and clipped a tree on the very last curve).Where do you crash at island lake?
Its so...flat.
I think it'll be a long time before I'm ready for Highland.After you get more familiar with the bike, you should ride Highland Rec Area. Very technical/tight/twisty, and a LOT of fun.
Craig
I grew up in a 1970s sub right next to Highland Rec. Spent many years running/riding the trails in, and around that area, and honestly don't recall anything that would be considered difficult.After you get more familiar with the bike, you should ride Highland Rec Area. Very technical/tight/twisty, and a LOT of fun.
Craig
LOL, There's a great lip to launch off of in the parking lot - I'll have you crashing there. :tonka:At least you're having fun. :beer:
I'm going there after work today. I have a perfect damage score for this year- I've managed to bleed during every biking trip. I haven't been to Island Lake in a few years, we'll see what happens.
I hope that's not a clever innuendo.LOL, There's a great lip to launch off of in the parking lot - I'll have you crashing there. :tonka: :d: