come on out, i am not as secretive with bike stuff. But i have been mtn biking for 30 years. i love it. When you live in north idaho, there is no flat ground. everything is big ups. yesterday was a 2 1/2 hour climb, to get to the trail. We try not to shuttle.Tim, I?ve been following your rides on Strava. Looks pretty intense with a lot of elevation. I?d love to get out there and ride some day looks awesome based on the pictures that I?ve seen your post!
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That's quite the climb, my total ride on Monday was only 1:50.....Now I feel like I'm slacking hahacome on out, i am not as secretive with bike stuff. But i have been mtn biking for 30 years. i love it. When you live in north idaho, there is no flat ground. everything is big ups. yesterday was a 2 1/2 hour climb, to get to the trail. We try not to shuttle.
That made me laugh, Tim. My parents place in Hayden, at 2,500 feet, looks out across the flats of the Rathdrum Prairie. My property up on Higbee Draw is only at 5,000 feet.When you live in north idaho, there is no flat ground.
Figured that would stir the pot. Agreed relief is a standard of measurement. Good mountain biking around here too. Enjoyed it in AZ when I lived there as well.hogs
who the hell mtn bikes in a field full of houses. mtn bikes are in the mountains. besides, it doesn't matter what elevation you start at, it is the amount of relief.
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That is awesome! Your test is my life-goal! Good job!Decided to test my legs the other night and did just over a 1,000ft of stairs with a 40lb pack.