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Never mind there were very few "new riders"...22 people showing up for a mid-day ride is crazy!

Pictures (if I get my camera back :duh:) later tonight...

Thanks to everybody that showed up and helped, laughed, heckled, whined, etc.

Saw Brad, Briana and Mimi as we were leaving...

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Thanks for everyone who worked to put this ride on. And thanks to Bikeslut and blind for waiting for me as I took the time to practice gently setting my bike down and picking it back up. Hahaha

just gotta remember no front brake...

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Thanks to those who put it on and to all of the people that showed. Most people I have seen on a offroad informal ride.

I think most people made close to the departure time.

Most of the crew

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This was the 2nd part of a nice little hill climb

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Thats all the pics I have.

I had a great time. Nice seeing a bunch of you again.

Radio's people, radios. First time I had the opportunity to use it and LOVED IT. Tremendously helpful!

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Nice turnout......

I wanted to go, but I was a scared. :unsure:

Really, would've loved to be there...but too much going on this weekend with Desert Dash stuff, working on truck, etc.

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I also want to thank everyone that contrubuted to making this ride happen. I had a great time and can't wait to go again.

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Thanks to everybody that came out- had a terrific time!

You guys did an awesome job keeping everyone together... Thanks, I had a great time even with the hand cramps. :heh:

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Most of the crew

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Wow, big turn out.....way to get out there people :good:

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Tells us where the interest resides. The cycle shops should be supporting this site. Wait, they Do support this site!

Lots of folks moving into the sport. Props to BS, FakeN and all support team.

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that was lots of fun.single track areas were great.thanks.

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I don't see any Noob bikes in that pic. Glad everyone had a good time. Thought about coming down for the ride but.....

CiD

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I kinda feel bad for doing a street ride today. Oh well, I didn't get a chance to get some dirt tires for my wife's new DR350 so I guess time was better spent with her as a passenger in the twisties. See you on the next one.

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Thanks for the tips and patience... I had great time... I plan on getting the radio after the tax return...

If anyone has any pic of my yellow drz carnage I can't wait to see it... Hodnettjj@Yahoo.com

Thanks again.. Look forward to the next ride...

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whined, etc.

whining.... are you whining..... There's no whining in dirtbiking..... Haha

gee, I wonder who that might have been

Bruce and I had a great time today. Thanks to BS, Paul and everyone....

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Thanks to everyone for a great morning of riding. Here's a group shot, courtesy of Paul.

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Really enjoyed the trails, sand and whoops out there.

-Fabless (the noob with the enormous... gas tank)

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some quick pics...

trophy and paul on the way out

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the view of the trucks from the top of the slab

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fire roads

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the rut showing divA WHO'S BOSS

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blind mugging for the camera

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Paul mugging for the camera

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nothin' to it

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oops

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Awesome ride... Great people and great trails. I'm hooked!

Thank you all for a great Sunday.

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This was the 2nd part of a nice little hill climb

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Please tell me Curtis's 690 came away from the ride unscathed.....

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the rut showing divA WHO'S BOSS

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Thanks for capturing my finest moment :heh: . This was actually my bike suggesting that maybe it wasn't such a good idea to follow Bikeslut on the single track..... Next time I should listen to the bike - haha, probably not!!!

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This was the 2nd part of a nice little hill climb

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Please tell me Curtis's 690 came away from the ride unscathed.....

Only slightly scathed. I believe a broken TL lens and a few scratches on that big-old tank.

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This was the 2nd part of a nice little hill climb

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Please tell me Curtis's 690 came away from the ride unscathed.....

the easy to hold handles were a nice feature....

B)

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Just so people are not scared by these rocky-hill photos on a "noob" ride- here's the story.

We rode on the dirt road for a while first thing to help everyone assess themselves- very easy, simple noobish pace. We went out to the viewpoint, took the group shot, and then a few of us slightly more advanced than noobs decided to take a quick detour up an intermediate-or-better hillclimb. I THOUGHT I had explained the concept thoroughly, and headed up the hill. It was a two-parter- a challenging climb, a level-off, then a very challenging rocky marbley uphill you see in the images.

I went up the first section, then watched DiVa get stuck partway up the next section. She came back down and I headed up, eventually struggling my way to the top. When I got there, I turned around and looked- apparently many folks thought this was part of the noob ride! I don't like to tell folks the terrain might be above their abilities, but I felt like I may have mislead people and didn't want to have mass carnage.

Curtis has no fear and hit the trail pretty hard, fortunately (and I'm sure purposefully) holding up any more hill climbers. I came back down and dissuaded all but DiVa from heading up.

So- no, it's not a noobish hill.

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We rode on the dirt road for a while first thing to help everyone asses themselves

Might want to edit that to read "assess" :coolio:

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