saturday evening’s suburban assault ride with paula — we got thoroughly soaked at the end
I had a hunch that I was ready for long ride, or maybe a hard ride. Why not go for broke and do both? I opened TopoFusion, started loading up and looking at tracks.
I was thinking …. [Continue reading]
Another very fine afternoon, and another fine ride with G and T.
Check out Sprocket (the pup) watching from his perch.
A nice & juicy chain fruit cholla. Oh the wonders of the Sonoran desert.
A lap of the chutes was obligatory. Tail breezes made it supa …. [Continue reading]
Friends in town… what’s that, you want to ride the Arizona Trail, through Colossal Cave and Pistol Hill?
Let’s see…… 70 degrees, sunny skies, calm winds.
I guess… if I have to! Twist my arm whydoncha!
Greg the photo wizard. Just his presence got me back into photo happy mode.
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I think I was unprepared for how much fun Old Pueblo was going to be. You might say I was a little unprepared in general. I didn’t know I was doing the race until three days before the start. Half of 2-Epic was sick, and for some reason the guy from Tucson with almost no …. [Continue reading]
course map by TopoFusion
I got drafted for a 24 Hours of Old Pueblo Team, much to my delight, as I am in race mode and have energy to burn.
Lynda Wallenfels is my partner in the Co-ed Duo category, and she’s as fast and experienced as they come, so if anything the …. [Continue reading]
Man, I love winter time in AZ. Beautiful weather, minus a rainy day here or there, and trails are almost always dry.
Even better, the dry trails and radiant sun attract friends from afar.
I got to sneak in a chill Sweetwater ride with Tom Purvis, Gary Blakley and their …. [Continue reading]
I blame it on Lynda. When I rode with her last weekend she made singlespeeding look so fun. More fun than it has ever seemed to me.
She was riding a shiny silver Lenz singlespeed. Perhaps coincidentally I had just picked up a shiny silver Lenz frame from Mike on the Kaibab.
As I …. [Continue reading]
The drive north was a little surreal. Fog curled over the Vermillion cliffs, the road was empty, and snow appeared low in the desert.
I met Mike Curiak and Brian Blair at the Jacob Lake Inn. Mike handed me a bicycle, fresh off the jig in Steamboat Springs.
A Snoots — …. [Continue reading]
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About
Scott
Digital Nomad, nowhere, USA
Lifelong mountain biker, trail mapper and programmer. Sometimes bikepacker, sometimes runner, sometimes packrafter. I love to ride my bike, get out, and explore this beautiful planet we find ourselves on.
I live in a 20 foot GeoPro Trailer, traveling about the west.
Main author of TopoFusion GPS Software, co-founder of Trackleaders.com.
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