Is beautiful. Trails are awesome. Can't wait to go back tomorrow. Maybe if Thunder plays her cards right, I'll take her back again. She LOVES to follow my wheel.
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That must be one fast dog. Forgive my uninformed question, but where are these trails??
p.s. photo of Thunder in lot planter? = so classic.
They are up in West Bend. You MUST come ride them some time. They're lots of fun.
West Bend - Really? Dang, you are absolutely right. I'll be up there ASAP ^_^
I didn't know anything about these trails...
Could you maybe (pretty please - if you have the time someday) post a trail review here that we could link to from http://worswomen.org? I'm sure that I'm not the only one who'd like to hear more from a local expert.
Or post it at worswomen, if you like!!
Thanks MTB Girl, this is the trail report I've been waiting for! I'll be at blue saturday morning. That trail is the best kept secret in the milw area.
I'll be the guy on the blue Klein gasping for breath and cursing the fact that I didn't spend more time on the trainer this winter.
Oh, and by the way, thanks for all the work you guys do keeping that trail in good condition!
Can you please come down by me with your rakes? Ug. I'm so not looking forward to clearing the mesa. 11 miles of singletrack with only 2 people is way too much!
NO RAKES work better. Leaves get churned into dirt to help replace the inevitable erosion/compaction that trail use causes. In a few short weeks they'll be ridden in and the trail will be better for it.
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