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It was 98 degrees with 80% humidity!!!
Stoneman grabs a little too much front brake on a downhill and endos... no damage though.
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Nick
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d83/locomtb/Barksdale/DSCN0874.jpg
Stoneman:
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d83/locomtb/Barksdale/DSCN0867.jpg
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Post ride shot:
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d83/locomtb/Barksdale/DSCN0878-1.jpg
BurlyShirley
08-09-2006, 08:31 AM
nice. too dam hot for me
Nice helmets guys. :rolleyes:
moff_quigley
08-09-2006, 08:32 AM
No helmet AND sandals! The guys you ride with are super gnar core!
I wrung it out 1/2 cup of sweat out of my ride jersey after the ride... :dead:
Nice helmets guys. :rolleyes:
Yeah... how do you get people to wear a helmet anyway? It's been a sore point for over a year with these dudes...
:mumble:
No helmet AND sandals! The guys you ride with are super gnar core!
Sandals are crazy... not only for the obvious toe damage, but for all the poison ivy/oak/sumack we have here...
And don't miss the bottle of Gatoraid bungied to the back fender... :p
binary visions
08-09-2006, 08:38 AM
Yeah... how do you get people to wear a helmet anyway? It's been a sore point for over a year with these dudes...
:mumble:
Just wait until they endo wearing sandals and no helm-- oh.
Nevermind.
Some people just won't learn until they hurt themselves badly.
How come you're the only one with no bike in the last picture? Afraid all the bling would overexpose the picture? ;)
I Are Baboon
08-09-2006, 08:38 AM
No helmet and the guy endos? Oy. :rolleyes:
How come you're the only one with no bike in the last picture? Afraid all the bling would overexpose the picture? ;)
Some nasty assed oil field trash worker shat in the middle of the trail and I ran over it... and with no bike wash at the trail, I left my bike far away from the group photo...
BurlyShirley
08-09-2006, 08:41 AM
Though I wear a helmet, I am not a crusader for others' safety. Who gives a **** so long as they are insured? Id say that in the longrun, that theyre cycling instead of just eating chips and watching maury is the better option
Old Man G Funk
08-09-2006, 08:42 AM
Though I wear a helmet, I am not a crusader for others' safety. Who gives a **** so long as they are insured? Id say that in the longrun, that theyre cycling instead of just eating chips and watching maury is the better option
As long as you don't care about them enough to try to help them when they crack their head open. Personally, I just wouldn't want to deal with that.
I Are Baboon
08-09-2006, 08:42 AM
As long as you don't care about them enough to try to help them when they crack their head open. Personally, I just wouldn't want to deal with that.
Exactly.
MtnBikerChk
08-09-2006, 08:44 AM
This thread should be closed.
Ridemonkey does not condone the riding of any two wheeled vehicles without helmets.
BurlyShirley
08-09-2006, 08:44 AM
As long as you don't care about them enough to try to help them when they crack their head open. Personally, I just wouldn't want to deal with that.
I dont care about them at all. They could go slash their wrists in the woods for all I care
Though I wear a helmet, I am not a crusader for others' safety. Who gives a **** so long as they are insured? Id say that in the longrun, that theyre cycling instead of just eating chips and watching maury is the better option
Yes that is true... kinda how I feel about it too. Stoneman (Flynt Stone) is late about 50ish... he's a local dj for the rock station 99x (www.ktux.com) here in town.
Old Man G Funk
08-09-2006, 08:50 AM
I dont care about them at all. They could go slash their wrists in the woods for all I care
Also, I would consider the trails as well. If a bad crash where someone splits their head open is bad for the trail, then that could also be problematic.
Edit: Bad politically is what I'm talking about. Sometimes trails are in danger from different groups, and someone cracking a head open gives ammunition to those groups trying to get rid of the trail.
BurlyShirley
08-09-2006, 08:54 AM
Also, I would consider the trails as well. If a bad crash where someone splits their head open is bad for the trail, then that could also be problematic.
Yeah again, I just havent seen any examples of some idiot busting his head open, it being his own fault, and a trail getting shut down for it. Maybe it's just where Ive lived, but thats not an issue Ive seen. Youre not going to talk me into caring.
MudGrrl
08-09-2006, 09:01 AM
what about that lawyer who hit a 'hole' on a trail and is trying to shut down the area?
Old Man G Funk
08-09-2006, 09:10 AM
Yeah again, I just havent seen any examples of some idiot busting his head open, it being his own fault, and a trail getting shut down for it. Maybe it's just where Ive lived, but thats not an issue Ive seen. Youre not going to talk me into caring.
I'm just pointing out that there are other factors to consider.
Locally, I heard a rumor about a trail here that was in jeopardy for a while. One of the tools being used against the trail was that someone had gotten hurt on it. I never got an official story, so it could have been untrue, but it's not out of the realm of possibility.
llkoolkeg
08-09-2006, 09:11 AM
Some nasty assed oil field trash worker shat in the middle of the trail and I ran over it... :rofl:
I hate to laugh at the misfortune of others, but that $hit MADE me. Besides being potty humor, it's funny 'cause it has almost happened to me on rides one weekend a year every year....when the Trail Runners do a race from the parking lot in Gambrill Park along the Catoctin(blue) Trail to Cunningham Falls Park and back. Those vile, feculent fleetfoots actually leave verminous loaves piled in the middle of the trail, fearing a modest diversion into the woods could cost them a few seconds ET. Most dumps lack even a square of TP, a sheaf of leaves, a hunk of bark or a wad of moss in accompaniment, so I can only assume the added lubrication provided by a mid-stride turd is considered a benefit not to be so quickly surrendered to wiping.
what about that lawyer who hit a 'hole' on a trail and is trying to shut down the area?
He was wearing a helmet too...
BurlyShirley
08-09-2006, 09:14 AM
I'm just pointing out that there are other factors to consider.
Locally, I heard a rumor about a trail here that was in jeopardy for a while. One of the tools being used against the trail was that someone had gotten hurt on it. I never got an official story, so it could have been untrue, but it's not out of the realm of possibility.
Fair enough, but I just think we're overly afraid of the litigious nature of the US. That is, we overestimate it sometimes. I dont think frivilous lawsuits typically do well in the south anyway. Usually the trail rules are posted up at the trailheads down here, so if someone does somehting like that, **** em.
Graphics
08-09-2006, 09:53 AM
Some nasty assed oil field trash worker shat in the middle of the trail and I ran over it... and with no bike wash at the trail, I left my bike far away from the group photo...
hi. :wave: Wah...I wanted to see a photo of that bike in action!!!
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ktmsx
08-10-2006, 07:17 AM
what about that lawyer who hit a 'hole' on a trail and is trying to shut down the area?WOW a lawyer trying to get money for doing nothing..... someone call the press......
psychobiker
08-10-2006, 08:29 AM
what about that lawyer who hit a 'hole' on a trail and is trying to shut down the area?i just need 2 minutes with that suited rat:dead:
SkaredShtles
08-10-2006, 10:01 AM
How do you endo on a trail like that? Hell, it doesn't even look like it slopes downhill...... :confused:
Slugman
08-10-2006, 10:34 AM
Fair enough, but I just think we're overly afraid of the litigious nature of the US. That is, we overestimate it sometimes. I dont think frivilous lawsuits typically do well in the south anyway. Usually the trail rules are posted up at the trailheads down here, so if someone does somehting like that, **** em.
Actually I remember a story a few years back about the whole "efedera" (sp?) issue where the first trials were intentionally held in the south. Aparently trial lawyer have figured out that Southerners are more likely to side with the "injured" person and they hand out larger paydays than other areas.
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