Uhhhhhggggg

I really am NOT liking all this rain we are getting in the Oly area It is almost June for cripes sake!

thats why i took the mono shock off the KLR and sent it away for a bigger spring. looks like i wont be getting it back in time for the 70's predicted for the end of the week. crapped out for another weekend but if it cures my bottoming out problem, it will be worth the lost weekend. the only other alternative would be to loose some of my fat arse and give the spring a break but that would take too long. hell it took me 40 years to get it that big in the first place

I hear that, I am was just frustrated since it has been so long since I have ridden. I hope to find some good area's that are hours away to ride.

well in Yelm, seems if you go in any direction for an hour, you'll be in the thick stuff having fun. capital forest has trails and fs roads to hone the skills and thats 45 min from tacoma. myself? i entered the dirty face dual sport ride for next month but thats a 2.5 hr trip. when i get my spring back i might be talked into a ride near your neck of the woods. take the mountain roads to greenwater or something.

I have heard of CF, I will go check it out. Nothing too adventurous though, I don't like doing that kind of riding when I am alone. Let me know when you have a chance to get down my way. Coffee will be on me.

you got a deal. CF, weekend after next (cuz i got my kid this weekend and no mono shock) i need to test the big pig on some easy single track and Cap Forest fits the bill fine.

I learned a long time ago that if I waited for perfect conditions I'd never get much riding. Some of my most memorable rides were taken in conditions that were far from ideal. Also, back when I was racing, I would beat guys who were faster than me in dry conditions.

nothing like some good rideing gear to make a rainy day fun. rode in a down pour in North Bend a cpl weeks ago and it was a hoot. stayed warm and dry thanx to my toumaster gear. feet however,,, gonna have to find a better boot.

It was snowing in Allyn today, so a little mist isn't so bad!!

If it's wet, just keep the throttle pinned!



Snow can be fun with the right tires...

Twisted Tree

SpanishFly wrote:

If it's wet, just keep the throttle pinned!



Snow can be fun with the right tires...

BRRRRRR Looks too cold to get the Duct Tape to stick your score card to the fender. Great pic

[quote="Enduroguy]BRRRRRR Looks too cold to get the Duct Tape to stick your score card to the fender. Great pic [/quote]

The infamous snow run enduro in Connecticut. Used to put the numbers and scorecard on the bike before unloading it from the van.