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Post by mtbnycstyle on Nov 16, 2008 17:37:15 GMT -5
prancing horse  tagman  kingfisher  cumando  ratchet  ss-balut  |
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Post by noel on Nov 17, 2008 9:58:50 GMT -5
Wanna give props to the MUD SQUAD for a great workout, eventhough i can't still feel my legs, thanks guys. til next time !
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Post by SS Gladiator on Nov 17, 2008 10:08:41 GMT -5
WOW! talk about total dedication of the mud squad. I was gonna go home after finding out how muddy it was, but decided to stay and find out for myself. only did one lap and decided too muddy for me and my bike and went home.
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Post by aeromondajumper on Nov 17, 2008 14:44:49 GMT -5
Wanna give props to the MUD SQUAD for a great workout, eventhough i can't still feel my legs, thanks guys. til next time ! It was a great workout with the help of our friend "mud" ;D lol. We get to experience how to control our bikes on slippery and wet surfaces. We should ride more often to get our conditioning better. Looking forward on our next weekend ride. |
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Post by viking on Nov 17, 2008 20:59:04 GMT -5
nice guys. Me and my bike are jealous ;D.
Tagman, are you selling your new baby?
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Post by aeromondajumper on Nov 19, 2008 12:29:55 GMT -5
nice guys. Me and my bike are jealous ;D. Tagman, are you selling your new baby? It's gonna be for sale but I still have to get use to SS if there's any room for improvement in my case, other than that, someone got dibs already on the rootbeer.  |
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Post by SS Gladiator on Nov 19, 2008 13:55:30 GMT -5
[It's gonna be for sale but I still have to get use to SS if there's any room for improvement in my case, other than that, someone got dibs already on the rootbeer. Tagman, all I gotta say is "give it a chance". SS is not easy, especially if you're new to the scene, but your body/legs will adapt to it. sure you spin a lot on flat grounds, and mashes a lot on hills, but soon, your endurance level will go up along with it. when it comes to the point when hills are too steep to climb, remember that there is no shame in walking (believe me, even gearies will have a hard time on same climbs). I'd say give it a couple of months, and if you decide it's really not your thing, then sell it. until then, enjoy it, it's a beautiful bike (if you had a "HUFFY" badge on it, believe me, I'll be the first on line to get dibs for it ;D). |
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Post by cumando on Nov 19, 2008 19:30:51 GMT -5
thanks to all you guys The MUD SQUAD, again good workout, no shame in walking the steep hills...
see you again this weekend....
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Post by jontotman on Nov 20, 2008 13:04:20 GMT -5
nice guys. Me and my bike are jealous ;D. Tagman, are you selling your new baby? It's gonna be for sale but I still have to get use to SS if there's any room for improvement in my case, other than that, someone got dibs already on the rootbeer. I know a few people waiting for you to sell your bike. Let me name a few AKAGC is one of them. Stumpmastah can't wait ;D Prancing Bullet probably sent you a text and ChuteKona! just sent you a PM. ;D ;D ;D |
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Post by CincoDos on Nov 20, 2008 15:39:37 GMT -5
I know a few people waiting for you to sell your bike. Let me name a few AKAGC is one of them. Stumpmastah can't wait ;D Prancing Bullet probably sent you a text and ChuteKona! just sent you a PM. ;D ;D ;D not me 4 sure  , my Kona bike is already collecting dust for like weeks. I even cannot remember the last time - this weekend maybe  and get some air time. But if you gonna give your 29er to me...why not  ;D |
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, my Kona bike is already collecting dust for like weeks. I even cannot remember the last time - this weekend maybe 
and get some air time. But if you gonna give your 29er to me...why not 