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Originally Posted by wethepeople
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...6/DSCF0007.jpg RIP mr. hardrock |
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My trusty '99 S-Works recently converted to an SS-Works in its natural habitat.
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^^ Damn, that's a big tree.
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Originally Posted by FreeRidin'
^^ Damn, that's a big tree.
Hmmm . . . maybe it's a stick and that's a finger bike. |
I'm heading to the San Francisco area in June and I want to get out to see the big trees. I've always wanted to see the trees. Are they everywhere or is there a particular area I should be heading to?
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Dang Phatt, that could have been a sweet log ride.What a shame.
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Originally Posted by Pete Fagerlin
It depends upon how big is "big."
Close to SF is Muir Woods (just across the GG bridge) which has some large redwoods. That pic is a 3+ hour drive from SF. Mariposa Grove, Yosemite National Park. Home of some big sequoias. |
I need to travel more.:(
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Originally Posted by santiago
Thanks for the tip. I was going to head out of the city north after a few days and probably stick to the coast or head to wine country. I just saw that Yosemite is due east. I'll see if I can come up with an itinerary that will have me go through the park. I love seeing big mountains and big trees. I've seen mountains. I now have to see the trees.
I could be wrong, but I think the redwoods are wider, but sequoias are taller. |
Originally Posted by misterC
The redwoods along the northern coast are awesome. We are going camping there again when school gets out. Its only a 2 hour drive for us.
I could be wrong, but I think the redwoods are wider, but sequoias are taller. |
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Originally Posted by mtnbiker66
Dang Phatt, that could have been a sweet log ride.What a shame.
I'm an Arizona boy still getting used to these trees and the wet. The only logs I find myself on are used as bridges and I'm walking, like these two from the same ride. |
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Originally Posted by PhattTyre
It's still a sweet log ride, just with a little gap to jump.
I'm an Arizona boy still getting used to these trees and the wet. The only logs I find myself on are used as bridges and I'm walking, like these two from the same ride. |
Originally Posted by santiago
What do you mean by northern coast? Where is that? You'll have to tell me town names or something. I'd like to go see both tall and wide trees. I've already told my daughters about the giant trees and I really want to make sure we get out to see them.
http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f392/mcoine/scan.jpg |
What do you get when you cross a Rockhopper w/ a Stumpjumper?
http://a965.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...3d09839794.jpg 2007 Stumpjumper HT frame,seatpost,seat, & fork (Fox R90L or something like that) LX cranks, front DR, and shifters. Deore rear DR (stock on an '05 Rockhopper. works great!). 2005 Rockhopper OE riser bars. (Specialized "Dirt Rodz" bar ends) Oury grips. Specialized 90mm, 6 degree rise mtb stem. 2005 Rockhopper stock brakes (Tektro. Prolly upgrade soon.) Avid single digit brake levers. Mavic, Crossride wheels. Maxxiss, Crossmark tires. (highly recommend). Crankbrother's, Mallet C pedals. ONE SERIOUSLY SWEET RIDE! |
Originally Posted by slowchris
What do you get when you cross a Rockhopper w/ a Stumpjumper?
http://a965.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...3d09839794.jpg 2007 Stumpjumper HT frame,seatpost,seat, & fork (Fox R90L or something like that) LX cranks, front DR, and shifters. Deore rear DR (stock on an '05 Rockhopper. works great!). 2005 Rockhopper OE riser bars. (Specialized "Dirt Rodz" bar ends) Oury grips. Specialized 90mm, 6 degree rise mtb stem. 2005 Rockhopper stock brakes (Tektro. Prolly upgrade soon.) Avid single digit brake levers. Mavic, Crossride wheels. Maxxiss, Crossmark tires. (highly recommend). Crankbrother's, Mallet C pedals. ONE SERIOUSLY SWEET RIDE! no. a rockhumper. |
rump humper
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My new rig
http://img401.imageshack.us/img401/8...ullbikeno7.jpg Here is my primary ride though! http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/8375/roubaixfi2.jpg |
nice bikes ek. the mojave has gotten good reviews and is well spec'd.
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thanks olean...
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Originally Posted by wethepeople
Brap brap.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...r/Brapbrap.jpg Since our dirtjumps are about a 25minute ride from my house I usually strap a shovel to this and bushwack my way out there. Special mods include. Custom front fascia (not shown) Batman logo covering bad bondo job. F-150 horn. Stickers. Ductaped stuff. Hole cut in side so I can get a screwdriver in to adjust the idle. YOUU MIGHT BE A REDNECK! |
Since then I've picked up this:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...1/100_0896.jpg But I broke the pullstart when I high sided, so I'm waiting for new parts. |
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