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10-19-11, 10:29 AM
Hello,
I used to live in northern New Mexico and have had to come back to Ohio in what was going to be a temporary move but might have to be longer. I have an Ellsworth Epiphany that is at my old place, but I will end up getting in early spring to ride around here. I see there are lots of trails in the Nelsonville/Athens areas. Anyone have personal reccomendations? Or any good trails closer to Columbus?
Pics of bike in "native" habitat (https://picasaweb.google.com/nbbody/Bikes?authuser=0&feat=directlink)
Not sure how many miles of trails on BLM land, very extreme trails and rarely used, only a 10 minute ride from where I lived. :)
As an aside, I am leery of having the bike shipped, so I am going to fly out and either rent or buy a cheap car to get back. Any experience with shippers on this? I suppose the most important thing would be to package it well.
I used to live in northern New Mexico and have had to come back to Ohio in what was going to be a temporary move but might have to be longer. I have an Ellsworth Epiphany that is at my old place, but I will end up getting in early spring to ride around here. I see there are lots of trails in the Nelsonville/Athens areas. Anyone have personal reccomendations? Or any good trails closer to Columbus?
Pics of bike in "native" habitat (https://picasaweb.google.com/nbbody/Bikes?authuser=0&feat=directlink)
Not sure how many miles of trails on BLM land, very extreme trails and rarely used, only a 10 minute ride from where I lived. :)
As an aside, I am leery of having the bike shipped, so I am going to fly out and either rent or buy a cheap car to get back. Any experience with shippers on this? I suppose the most important thing would be to package it well.