You can’t find a photo from this ride without some dude with his shred face on carving through this turn. Most days I lone wolf it, so I used this here piece of dead wood to prop up my bike and make it a cycling themed scenery shot……….. see how I did that.
This coular is known by the skiing crowd for holding snow well into the summer months
There’s still some turns left if you’re feeling ambitious. A quick google search yielded this random blog
http://stevegilsonphoto.blogspot.com/2010/08/great-one-coular-norther-bridger.html
See I told you.
This is a “local ride”, but there’s not much going on out there and I like that.
Look, more pictures of big rocks
Then I began work on my full suspension bike. No build photos, but I have been putting some miles on it. Two weekends in the rain has left it with a nice old world motif.
Last weekend I went out and rode in the rain a bit more. The first day I didn’t take any pictures because the weather was bad. We had plans to move on, but the ride was so good we decided to make a two day event out of it. Unfortunately the weather didn’t improve the next day and it rained the whole time.
As we climbed higher the fog rolled in and the temperature dropped in a hurry.
After about 4,200 feet of climbing, I stumbled upon Kaczynski Kamp 2.0.
Did I mention it was foggy?
I’m guessing that roofs weren’t a priority back then.
Nice and cozy eh?
I’m also finishing up a cyclocross frame that’s on its way to Spectrum.
What can I say? I can’t get enough of this new beast.
