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Tim845
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 Posted: Fri Oct 02, 2015 7:48 am Post subject: 10/4 Got your wheels down? |
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Intermediate-ish ride somewhere in da morning.
Where???
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Henrik
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How 'bout Onteora Lake at 9:00 Good Buddy (that term's an insult)? Watch out for the gumball machines on Rt. 28.
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jamesframes
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if its dry-heading to beebe hill for their event-text me if you have info tim to sway my opinion
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Tim845
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I'm a gonna pass on those 2 options (I rode JH last week) & I need more tech than Beebe offers.
So far I have a vote for Ninham. Or, I really want to climb to North Lake before the trail fills with leaves.
I dont think Farrington Woods is big enough for my 4 hr fix, thx tho.
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DrDave
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| my vote is for north lake |
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Tim845
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| Posted: Sat Oct 03, 2015 8:25 am Post subject: |
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Ninham is less likely due to the wet techy.
Beebe Hill in my experience doesnt drain well.
North Lake is still appealing, but also local or Fahnestock.
Listening to ideas, will know early evening.
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Jim
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| I vote for a ~3O min drive such as Ninham, Fahnstock, Michael Ciaiola Conservation Area. |
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jamesframes
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we'll likely go aumick rd, connect to lippmann/lundy, then back through minne. Carriage roads are good for draining...upper parts will of course be wet but not dangerous.
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Bikegeek
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Farrington is in great shape. Our trail ninja was out there earlier putting in more trail. If anyone is interested we're starting at 8 and meeting in the parking lot off of Mill Plain Road. Take 84 East to Exit 1. Make a left and then another left onto Mill Plain Road. The parking lot is 50 yards after the light on the right. The sign says Farrington Woods. Go to the end of the road and lot is on the left. 3 hours or so.
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