Mountain Biking - Trails we ride (Part 1)

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jstream
05-15-05, 12:59 PM
As promised to somebody here, this is part of one of the trails out in my backyard (okay, it's a county park along the river but since it's right out back we call it our back yard). This section is about 6 blocks long and is part of about 8 miles of rideable trails along the Milwaukee river - some parts are even being developed for riding (or so I'm told). My doggy Gromit and I thought we'd show them to you. Along with my new ride.
hebrew_rider
05-15-05, 01:01 PM
nice, looks sweet
Drunken Chicken
05-15-05, 01:23 PM
nice, looks sweet
Sure does. :D Cute dog by the way. ;)
MadMan2k
05-15-05, 01:26 PM
Man, that looks wet there. Nice bike also, seems that pic was before you rode on that trail?
I need a more compact camera that I can bring on rides, then I'll take photos of my local trails.
Killer B
05-15-05, 03:08 PM
I took this one with my cellphone a few weeks ago. I need to carry my Fuji Digital with me to get some good clear shots. Just wonder if all the jarring will damage it....
madbiker555
05-15-05, 03:56 PM
Nice jumps and nice bike.
jstream
05-15-05, 07:50 PM
Sure does. :D Cute dog by the way. ;)
Thanks. He certainly thinks so. His little sister is due to be born in a few days... We can't wait!
jstream
05-15-05, 07:55 PM
Man, that looks wet there. Nice bike also, seems that pic was before you rode on that trail?
I need a more compact camera that I can bring on rides, then I'll take photos of my local trails.
Actually the bike pic was after. For all the rain we've had, it's not very muddy. The ground is soaking it up quick. The other direction is a bit sloppier :rolleyes:
My only problem with the jumps (other than my body and doctors won't allow me to take any) is that whoever built them is cutting down live trees for the wood. This poses a serious ethical problem for me. Do I report it and maybe see these trails closed? Or do I collect the wood for the outdoor fireplace?
The camera is just a cheap Olympus 1.3mp point and shoot. It was free to me so who cares what happens? Good for 4x6 at best really, but can be carried in shorts pockets. I'd prefer a higher mp camera for larger prints... I have a D100 but its a bit much for biking :D
Most cheap x-mart digital cameras are just fine for biking... Some are even waterproof (a plus).
jstream
05-15-05, 08:02 PM
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