Didn't have much time to take pics, as this was a quick adventure, but here are a few shots at one of my favorite locations:
The Roadie wrote:Oh, sweet. I just got back from a quick bank run, and was horrified to see that all my carefully layered and artistically acquired mud has WASHED OFF!.
foosh wrote:Um... Wheres the mud man?
Philberto wrote:Not only did I suffer the same fate as Bill (It just stopped raining for the picture), but I also was running fully-inflated tires, was unsupported (solo), and had a total of 30 minutes to devote to the trip today. I didn't have time to go out to the real backroads there and tear it up... I don't like to do it on the roads I had to drive, because they do other things out there, and didn't really want to rut up anything. That, and I just had to get some pics up before anybody else
bgwolfpack wrote:Philberto wrote:Not only did I suffer the same fate as Bill (It just stopped raining for the picture), but I also was running fully-inflated tires, was unsupported (solo), and had a total of 30 minutes to devote to the trip today. I didn't have time to go out to the real backroads there and tear it up... I don't like to do it on the roads I had to drive, because they do other things out there, and didn't really want to rut up anything. That, and I just had to get some pics up before anybody else
Don't forget guys that these SoCal boys don't have lawns to tear up of the neighbors like the rest of us do. What they term as mud we call grime, hence Philbertos fine pic.
Foosh, you've got an hour. Let's see what you can do. Or HARDTRAILZ Or ...
Philberto wrote:Also much easier to get muddy when you have somebody roostering in front of you