My First Ride report. Bonavista Trailway
#11
Nice trails and pics! Gotta watch out for those rotten bridges. Tip: when crossing a sketchy bridge try to ride over the supports that go from bank to bank. Stay out of the center, We've got tons snowmobile bridges where I ride and they can be pretty nasty.
Newfoundland looks like a great place to ride!
Oh yeah, get yourself some new tires!
Newfoundland looks like a great place to ride!
Oh yeah, get yourself some new tires!
#12
Wonderin' if any would notice the tire. New one will be here in another week along with a 13 tooth sprocket. Then I gotta get used to having traction again! As worn as it is I'm have no issue with it. beside the fact it's easier to get a flat. Which I have yet to get (knocking on wood). Also not real good in sand either.
I'll save the old tire for next spring when I have a tendency to do mostly pavement riding. Due to trails still full of ice and snow. Enough thread remaining yet for that. She's not quite a baloney skin yet.
I'll save the old tire for next spring when I have a tendency to do mostly pavement riding. Due to trails still full of ice and snow. Enough thread remaining yet for that. She's not quite a baloney skin yet.
Last edited by Klxrelic; 08-11-2009 at 12:58 AM. Reason: not that bright at times!
#13
From your first photo, it doesn't look as though there were any small tree branches around to use to probe the depth of that water crossing. Maybe you should carry a telescoping trekking pole. You won't like the outcome of sucking water into the cylinder's combustion chamber!
#15
From your first photo, it doesn't look as though there were any small tree branches around to use to probe the depth of that water crossing. Maybe you should carry a telescoping trekking pole. You won't like the outcome of sucking water into the cylinder's combustion chamber!
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