Who Was this Dude on SART ? (called my name)
Saw this dude fly by on the trail today (Saturday) near Edna. I wasn't sure if he called my name but Gina says he did. Got a little fly by in the video.
http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...e/VID00025.jpg http://i98.photobucket.com/albums/l2...e/VID00026.jpg |
Don't know him, but I saw him, too, a little north of Adams, around noon or so.
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Originally Posted by Uncle Jams Army
(Post 12049855)
Don't know him, but I saw him, too, a little north of Adams, around noon or so.
Whoever he is, he's bad luck. Gina flatted about a minute or two after we saw him.:roflmao2: |
Wasn't me, but I think I saw you out there today. I'm easy to spot, being a 270 pound roadie with mtb shorts and mtb helmet, and a tee shirt (too lazy to shop for jerseys still). I always get on at Lakeview and I saw you heading northbound not long after I started south. IIRC it was 11AM? Maybe 10:30?
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Originally Posted by SVTNate
(Post 12050289)
Wasn't me, but I think I saw you out there today. I'm easy to spot, being a 270 pound roadie with mtb shorts and mtb helmet, and a tee shirt (too lazy to shop for jerseys still). I always get on at Lakeview and I saw you heading northbound not long after I started south. IIRC it was 11AM? Maybe 10:30?
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Booger? He is greenish.
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Beanz, what's going on with SART and flats? I've never had a single flat on the road in 6000 miles and ride SART maybe once a month. Using just standard Continental GP4000S tires (I know these aren't your favorites) but they seem to work well for flat protection.
I read in one of your posts about a lot of seashells that were flatting tires. How many flats do you get on SART each year? I know you ride it about four times a month (maybe more?) Hope all is well with you. |
Originally Posted by Accordion
(Post 12076244)
Using just standard Continental GP4000S tires (I know these aren't your favorites) but they seem to work well for flat protection.
Originally Posted by Accordion
(Post 12076244)
How many flats do you get on SART each year? I know you ride it about four times a month (maybe more?)
But we ride the trail 6-8 times per month (42-60 milers) Oh, the seashells were on the last 1/4-1/2 mile of the trail on the detour of the trail at the coast. TONS and TONS of shells and lots of riders flatting. The stuff even looks like glass on the trail. |
Kinda looks like Cadel Evans.
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Originally Posted by Bobsled
(Post 12076832)
Kinda looks like Cadel Evens.
He did go by pretty fast!:D |
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