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| Oiled chain. Ready to ride! |
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| I don't understand why the setting on cameras that take close up pictures is called "macro." Shouldn't it be called "micro?" |
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| High Drive trails are mostly ridable. There are some wet sections, but as long as the lack of precip continues, I think a guy can feel ok about riding the trails right now. |
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| Freeloadin' feather. |
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| This is how the HD trails look for the most part. The middle trail is in great shape. The big exposed piece overlooking 195 is the perfect surface: fast, compact, no loose stuff.. It doesn't get any better than it is right now. |
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| I love being able to shift a lot and shifting while standing-climbing. I love not inadvertantly shifting the bar-end shifters when I'm standing-grinding. I love the button to shift down -- instead of another mini-lever on the main lever. I don't like how these brifters feel though. There's just too much there comepared to the small, normal-ish, aero brake levers I have on my other bikes. And I freak out when I'm descending quickly and the brake lever slide-pivots out of my gloved hand. I need to spend more time riding these mitten-less before I do anything drastic though. |
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