2nd Semi-Official HAW MTB'er Thread
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From: Gods Speed #57 Lemons #77
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Originally Posted by e3opian' timestamp='1328202177' post='21377381
I don't use clipless pedals. Are the neoprene booties going to hold up ok pedaling on them?
Yea, in fact I think you can basically cut out much of the bottom so that your shoe makes contact with the pedal. Just leave some material up around the toes.
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From: High Knob Mountain
Looks like I have some serious MTB trails close to me, maybe 30 minutes in the car to the trails
Found some more even closer
http://www.virginiaoutdoors.com/park...e-park/Biking/
Signal Knob
This ride is extremely technical and also pretty hard. Expect to portage your bike across a number of clifftop boulder fields. The fabulous views and exceptional trail riding in between make it all very worthwhile. Highlights: Boulder fields, clifftop views, portaging, fun single track
Found some more even closer
http://www.virginiaoutdoors.com/park...e-park/Biking/
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From: Gods Speed #57 Lemons #77
Elizabeth's furnace is some kick ass technical riding. I'll be up for this if my tendinitis ever heals?
Looks like I have some serious MTB trails close to me, maybe 30 minutes in the car to the trails
Found some more even closer
http://www.virginiaoutdoors.com/park...e-park/Biking/
Signal Knob
This ride is extremely technical and also pretty hard. Expect to portage your bike across a number of clifftop boulder fields. The fabulous views and exceptional trail riding in between make it all very worthwhile. Highlights: Boulder fields, clifftop views, portaging, fun single track
Found some more even closer
http://www.virginiaoutdoors.com/park...e-park/Biking/
ride tomorrow?