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| Too many people heading into one intersection. Don't let Joe L's expression fool ya - the traffic is stressing him out. |
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| Moments later, Justin anticipating the inevitable . . . |
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| Road rage. Don't let the expressions fool ya. I was there and the stress was so thick you could cut it with a knife. |
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| These three pics of Glen are the textbook pump sequence. |
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| Justing eyeballing the line . . . |
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| . . . and executing. |
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| If I've learned one thing in life for sure, it's that kids dig pump tracks. |
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| Breathe deep for the downstroke . . . |
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| . . . then count on your grit and determination to get you up the other side. |
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| Tommy! Eyes on the track!!!!! |
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| Justin, railing the 180 that tried to kill me. |
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| Joe T, taming the beast. |
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| Joe L, still not having fun. |
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| Joe T brought home-brew beer (not pictured); Joe L brought home-brew ice cream (pictured). The Joes are rad, rad, RAD. |
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I hate that I have missed the last few sessions. I'll get in there sometime before it starts to snow. I promise.
Speaking of snow, I wonder what a pump track would be like in the middle of winter, on a fat bike?
JMH, I'm thinking it could be a blast, under the right snow conditions.
Yeah, the fat bikes are not so good on the ice (found that out the hard way last winter), but I bet the pump track would be a hoot with a packed base and a few inches of new snow on top!
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