Just sharing a few shots of our rides.
I think I tore a rotator cuff 2 weeks ago. So I haven't been able to ride the last couple weeks. It feels a lot better, but I want it to be as close to 100% as I can before I go haulin' @ss again. One of my buddies I ride with blew his bike up on thursday, so that will give me a couple weeks to heal up more.
Some shots of what I miss.
Front view of my TRX and my son's CRF in my yard. You can see in the distance how my land gives me room to ride.
My TRX, my son's CRF, and off in the distance my buddy's now blown up 500 Scrambler (560 big bore, cammed, geared, and I still own him easily)
Top of a quarry (this is the north side) where we ride. You can ride for hours in here, mostly flat track style racing, but there are some hill climbs too.
Top of the quarry (south side). You can see in the distance the "lake". They were digging and hit a spring. There is equipment submerged there including a crane.
Said "lake". The first pics of the bikes show the road that leads to it. The road spirals down and abruptly ends at the water. The Scrambler is nosed up to the water, but my TRX and obviously the dirtbike don't have reverse so we don't pull up that close.
All 3 bikes in the woods. We have miles of wooded trails with creek beds, sand washes, hill climbs, and jumps all around us. This is where we stop to have a smoke and let the bikes cool.
It is awesome to find some new mud holes. We were riding in a large construction zone (expanding a 2 lane road to a 4 lane highway) with lots of mud pits, hill climbs, and straightaways good for dragging.
My son riding in the construction zone. This pic kind of gives you an idea of the scope of the construction. This type of work is about 20 miles long, but we stick to ~ a 3-5 mile stretch that we know pretty well.
My son learning to jump his bike. He's only had the bike a couple months (used to ride quads) but he has really gotten good on the bike.
Aaaaand, me just running a corner.
I think I tore a rotator cuff 2 weeks ago. So I haven't been able to ride the last couple weeks. It feels a lot better, but I want it to be as close to 100% as I can before I go haulin' @ss again. One of my buddies I ride with blew his bike up on thursday, so that will give me a couple weeks to heal up more.
Some shots of what I miss.
Front view of my TRX and my son's CRF in my yard. You can see in the distance how my land gives me room to ride.
My TRX, my son's CRF, and off in the distance my buddy's now blown up 500 Scrambler (560 big bore, cammed, geared, and I still own him easily)
Top of a quarry (this is the north side) where we ride. You can ride for hours in here, mostly flat track style racing, but there are some hill climbs too.
Top of the quarry (south side). You can see in the distance the "lake". They were digging and hit a spring. There is equipment submerged there including a crane.
Said "lake". The first pics of the bikes show the road that leads to it. The road spirals down and abruptly ends at the water. The Scrambler is nosed up to the water, but my TRX and obviously the dirtbike don't have reverse so we don't pull up that close.
All 3 bikes in the woods. We have miles of wooded trails with creek beds, sand washes, hill climbs, and jumps all around us. This is where we stop to have a smoke and let the bikes cool.
It is awesome to find some new mud holes. We were riding in a large construction zone (expanding a 2 lane road to a 4 lane highway) with lots of mud pits, hill climbs, and straightaways good for dragging.
My son riding in the construction zone. This pic kind of gives you an idea of the scope of the construction. This type of work is about 20 miles long, but we stick to ~ a 3-5 mile stretch that we know pretty well.
My son learning to jump his bike. He's only had the bike a couple months (used to ride quads) but he has really gotten good on the bike.
Aaaaand, me just running a corner.
