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Old 12-26-17, 02:47 AM
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You don't want to run out of ice cream when the snow flies.


Originally Posted by eom
After ride weather report.

Current conditions at
St. Louis Downtown Airport (KCPS)
Lat: 38.56°NLon: 90.15°WElev: 410ft.

Light Snow and Breezy
26°F
-3°C
Humidity 71%
Wind Speed NW 24 G 39 mph
Barometer 30.17 in (1022.0 mb)
Dewpoint 18°F (-8°C)
Visibility 2.00 mi
Wind Chill 11°F (-12°C)
Last update 24 Dec 1:53 pm CST

I have been baking. Blackberry cobbler yesterday and an apple crumb pie today.
Worried that the ice cream stash was low. Off to the store before closing time.

[IMG]IMG_1317 by lebagman, on Flickr[/IMG][IMG]IMG_1319 by lebagman, on Flickr[/IMG]

[IMG]IMG_1320 by lebagman, on Flickr[/IMG]

Only the bridges had snow. No one else on the trail.
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got the snow tires on the Jeep just in time Friday for another blizzard ride Monday Christmas morning. 7" & coming down in blizzard-like white-out conditions again! did a test run around the neighborhood before loading the family. no big deal when you're hooked up. passed only 6 highway wrecks of 1-3 vehicles ea. (including Subarus) thru the worst of it. no rollovers, nothing life threatening. plenty of 1st responders but also plenty of ppl driving waaaay too fast. route 495 in MA was NOT plowed & didn't see any evidence of salting at 9am

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Hit the trails to burn off some X-mas calories.




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When I wanted to ride today it was -4F actual temperature and -22F windchill outside. I rode my trainer in the basement.

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Has finally got a bit too snowy for gravel grinding here in Fairplay Colorado but I took a few pics were I w
would have ridden anyways.



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@zukahn1, beautiful photos. I especially liked the one of the snow covered mountain.
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Beautiful country zukahn1. I was watching an episode of the Gold Rush and saw them pillaging your hills. I'm guessing that isn't part of your ride terrain.
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I'm sure glad you folks are posting some nice pics, because that's all the riding I'll be doing outdoors for a few months. Our roads still have ice coverings. When I woke up this morning both Accuweather and the US Weather Service (weather.gov) were saying the temperature here was -7F. That's -22C.
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Old 12-29-17, 07:55 PM
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Nice photo @djkashuba! Not too much traffic on the Sonoma Coast today? Lot's of folks taking the week off and driving through Pt. Reyes this week.
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Originally Posted by obrentharris
Nice photo @djkashuba! Not too much traffic on the Sonoma Coast today? Lot's of folks taking the week off and driving through Pt. Reyes this week.
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Not too bad on Thursday. It warmed up nicely. This weekend I will probably lay low. It's a drinkin' holiday too.

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Oh, chapeau sir! I would love to hear (or read) the story of how this shot came about. Beautifully crafted, and that soaring bird just puts it over the top. Bravo!


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62cm Singer shake down ride, small window before they lay down the road salt.




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Fabulous bike! I knew someone would snap it up. I wanted to, but the finances just weren't there. I'm glad it went to a good home.
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Originally Posted by obrentharris
Fabulous bike! I knew someone would snap it up. I wanted to, but the finances just weren't there. I'm glad it went to a good home.
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Agreed.

As pretty as they come. imho

edit: Nice pic btw. It's -13 degrees here atm and we have a -32 degree wind chill. It's tricky to get out to the car so I can go spin at the YMCA. Frightfully cold, even for this state.

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Originally Posted by obrentharris
Fabulous bike! I knew someone would snap it up. I wanted to, but the finances just weren't there. I'm glad it went to a good home.
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Thanks Brent! It turned out to be in better shape then I thought it would be. I removed the cracked fenders and have another pair that matches pretty well. I'm going to put some fatter tires on and ride some before deciding whether to restore. The chrome around the fork is the worst, so maybe just start with restoring the fork.
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Originally Posted by gomango
Agreed.

As pretty as they come. imho
Thanks Grady, but not as pretty as that MAP of yours.
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Originally Posted by Vonruden
Thanks Grady, but not as pretty as that MAP of yours.

Thanks!!!!

My wife loves that bike.

She's so proud of it.

We'll be out your way (kind of) when we come out to ride the C & O Canal way with her relatives from D.C.

After that, we'll visit my wife's cousin in Union, NJ. She'll have the MAP for that trip as well and perhaps I'll have mine by that time.

2018 is going to be a very active riding year for us.
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How cool would that be, Matt said he thinks Mitch is almost done with his house so I would forge ahead ifn I was you.


Originally Posted by gomango
Thanks!!!!

My wife loves that bike.

She's so proud of it.

We'll be out your way (kind of) when we come out to ride the C & O Canal way with her relatives from D.C.

After that, we'll visit my wife's cousin in Union, NJ. She'll have the MAP for that trip as well and perhaps I'll have mine by that time.

2018 is going to be a very active riding year for us.
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Got to take a short last ride of the year the back roads are still OK to ride here in the mountains even in late December.



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A quick 25 for my last ride of 2017. Feet were freezing on the homeward leg; if I'm going to carry on riding into January I'll be needing some booties!

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Originally Posted by Drillium Dude
if I'm going to carry on riding into January I'll be needing some booties!

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Toe warmers were not enough today.
Got in a chilly ride on the last day of 2017 with our buddy Bob
Final ride of 2017 by NBend, on Flickr

That’s it, 2017 is done. Bye
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Happy New Year!!!

Took my '84 Centurion out for a chilly cruise around the neighborhood just before dark as my final ride of 2017!

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Picked up a new bike, and with the Foothills Trail nearby, took a good ride with river crossings of the Carbon River, downhill from the Carbon Glacier, near Mt. Rainier.
The spirits flow from the mountain when the River runs HIGH.
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Very nice Botty, WW, how 'bouts some details please.

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