The Cove or Shade....

[Purple Haze]

Sam , the bike is back together so 10:00 at the Cove .

[BigBird]

Sam , the bike is back together so 10:00 at the Cove .

GREAT! See you there

[VOLDOG]

Crap !!! I just found this....... I gotta get to kno all the names of the ride areas and keep up !!!

[Rut Row]

Crap !!! I just found this....... I gotta get to kno all the names of the ride areas and keep up !!!

SLACKER!

[Junior]

Maybe you should call your girlfriend.

If you're talking about Becky B? She's out for a while with a broken ankle from the Hangover HS (and I think our new member Purple Haze is WAY ahead of me with her)

If you're talking about Vicki Nielson? She and Jerry have joined Eagle Bay which is MUCH closer for them so not much interest in the Cove there.

Are there any other "girlfriends" I've forgotten in my CRS haze?

Eagle Bay ????????????

[TyMarp]

I find it strange that I can ride all day, never impact anything, and still be so sore. I love riding the Cove.

[BigBird]

I find it strange that I can ride all day, never impact anything, and still be so sore. I love riding the Cove.

As you know I impacted SEVERAL things (a tree, a log and the ground a few times) BUT I'm not very sore

I think the key is that you didn't get a nice refreshing dip in the CREEK like I did

That was a VERY good day of riding. I'm really getting to love the Cove It just seems more fun each time I go

[Taylor]

I find it strange that I can ride all day, never impact anything, and still be so sore. I love riding the Cove.

Did you take your new ride? If so how did you like it?

[TyMarp]

No, I rode the old reliable tank 230. I am intimidated by the height of the Husky. And those rocks would have compounded the challenge. I need some easy terrain to get accustomed to the new feel.

[BigBird]

No, I rode the old reliable tank 230. I am intimidated by the height of the Husky. And those rocks would have compounded the challenge. I need some easy terrain to get accustomed to the new feel.

I DID see him practicing up for use of the new taller 125 Husky though. At one point, when we were traversing an area that had a rather steep slope to our left, he was bumped to a stop by a large rock and the bike started to fall over to his left (downhill).

He couldn't reach the ground with his left foot SO he sort of leapt off the left side of the bike as it fell over to the left and hit the ground running downhill at about 15 to 20 MPH - gradually dropping speed until he was stopped - STILL STANDING with no harm done. VERY IMPRESSIVE! IF I could do that I might consider a taller bike too