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Old 03-21-07 | 10:39 AM
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From: Gainesville,FL / USA

Bikes: Gary Fisher Marlin // Jamis Ventura Sport // GT Timberline

Sorry if I made the wrong impression, because it wasn't muddy. (Then again, I didn't say it was muddy, I said it was dirty, but oh well)

I took a picture of my shoes before I cleaned them off, because I found the whole mess rather entertaining. This is what happened (no mud, just loads of dirt). The problem was that I was encountering serious difficulties getting back into my pedals:


I was wondering if it's just part of the fine text in being a MTBer, or if there are any tricks to avoid the caking-up of dirt. (It's probably one of those things that just comes with experience, but, uh, I don't have any!) Or, even, if I should maybe revert back to platforms until I learn the trail better, and THEN go back to employing clipless pedals.
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