Celebrate life ride Sadly Perry's younger brother pasted away a short time ago. our best wishs go out to his family. Most of the time the best way to celebrate life is to do the things you love A weeken in the mtn's with great company and some of the best single track around was the plan. Thanks Perry sat morning in camp this is very fun the trails where not dusty the trail is in the middle of the pic we regrouped and did the Celebrate life dance more soon
I'm back with more after a great warm up we rode what I though was the tuffest trail of the day a very thin ribbon on the side of the mtn this part had all white rocks I love the trees in the fall and stopped to Celebrate the beauty a small meadow with a little creek We stopped to check the map and after a few very fun turn arounds we found our way thanks again guy's more soon
moving along things kept getting better... we had alot fun riding this trail Rob waiting for Parry and me no gps's where on this trial we stopped for some cold drinks and a snack here nice green grass had lunch and cold drinks at the pondrosa very nice after lunch we did some slab and a few good dirt roads to get back to the next trial head the fall colors back on the good stuff more colors along the trail this is the photo of the day.... single track master Perry more Perry more colors WOW a full day of great riding what more could I ask for... Thanks Rob for dinner we had a real fire sunday I needed to head home we started the day with fog a few last shots of color on my way home well I missed the sunday roll and I hope someone has a few pic's to add THANKS FOR THE GREAT COMPANY CELEBRATE EVERY DAY
That is some gorgeous country! I've been in the Sierras as far south as the Dinky Creek area, but will have to go a little farther and ride that area.
Nice ride report Bob, great pics too. Here's my RR of the epic weekend...heading up the hill friday night entering Sequoia, this place is like home mad max Max checkin' out the Panaroma Da Grinch with his breakfast of championsI Rolling Rock is the offical trail refreshment of the SNF rides... Windrat made breakfast burritos both days 4 KTMs a Honda and a Yamaha our conga line through the forest... Rearsteer and the Grinch takin' the lead the Grinch and superhobie superhobie and Orangebeast Orangebeast and Windrat takein' up the rear.... Windrat sequence, scroll down fast v There's you're video Razr Awesome views up there we had a nice fire after a great day on the trails Beer, good food and some great stories to end the day... Sunday morning @ camp, it was a foggy morning. camp Grinch and Orangbeast camp Rearsteer camp Windrat and pcvance Max the killer dog it was a nice day at 7400 feet, I took Max for a walk before the rest of the crew woke up.:huh Orangebeast and Rearsteer helping the Grinch get past the washout,:eek1 you could tell it was late October, orange and black was everywhere. here's the Grinch thinkin' to himself...WTF did I get myself into here! superhobie and Orangbeast cutting in the trail... doing our part, we are the SOS! next up, Orangbeast you might say this trail is a little technical if you lost a bike off the trail here, it would ruin you're day for sure... our trail work was not over yet, just down the hill a ways...we found this a live oak across the trail, oh shit! a traffic jam in the Kern? WTF? this ride was set up for our fearless "RIDERS" leader Jeff AKA Bolt, but he could not be there due to a crash the week before, hope you're doing better buddy. it was a good thing Rearsteer brought his trusty Corona saw! The Grinch stroking it. this is a great bunch of guys, Scott, Peter, Rob and Steve, Bob we missed you Sunday or should I say you missed it! Peter walking the walk our work complete, we get ready to roll onward, this day we rode the Kern canyon from rim to rim west to east, top to bottom and bottom to top! by the days end we rode 127 miles. Steve goes first on the big XR, he rode thal pig everywhere we did on our smaller bikeshe even did lower Rincon:eek1 Rearsteer clear of the oak bridge we built. the Sunday crew at the top of Cannell, bound for Sherman Pass and beyond 85 miles from camp at the Sherman pass overlook, twin 525's watch out for those rocks! anyone have an extra 525 header they dont need? the Kern, what a great place it is.....We all had a great time, thanks to everyone who came for this ride... In loving memory of my little brother Andy
Great ride reports guys What a great weekend. Thanks Perry I had a blast. I'll try a ride report..... .
Just wanted to say a big Thanks for the great weekend and good company Hope to get together again real soon.
thanks for clearing the trail guys, now that gives us a reason to check it out! that will make a nice long loop! with a great lunch @ the end or the middle however you ride it! looks like they are gettin some weather up there right now! snow on the camera lens cant wait for this weekend, 3 days of riding the green mountian
Looks like some great country, a few challenges and good times shared with a few mates.... a celebration of life indeed. Thanks for sharing the pictures with the rest of us.
