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02-14-05, 05:39 PM
It is 2/14/05, 3:24 PM @ 8300ft elevation and it is 49 degrees, it is way too warm
The trails are all a slushy, muddly mess, no way to ride these day. Too warm for the snow to stay rideable, not warm enough to dry them out.
Need some single digit lows with highs in the mid 20s, keep the snow frozen just enough to ride on.
At this rate, I will have to get the road bike out.
Death before dishonor.
The trails are all a slushy, muddly mess, no way to ride these day. Too warm for the snow to stay rideable, not warm enough to dry them out.
Need some single digit lows with highs in the mid 20s, keep the snow frozen just enough to ride on.
At this rate, I will have to get the road bike out.
Death before dishonor.