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Moorbert on
i have to admit. I would hike there. enjoy your ride!!
maharajuu on
Not somewhere I’d be taking my bike tbh but if you enjoy it…
Antpitta on
There is a reason some bikes have suspension 😜
mtbmattlab on
I’ve taken my full suspension mountain bike through sections like that, but if I were on my gravel bike I’m likely doing a hike a bike through that. Nice little technical section for sure.
L4mpshade on
It’s just the next logical step to go from gravel to rubble cycling.
balancing_baubles on
Yeah, did one of those. Like a dried up river bed sans shopping trolleys. Never swore so much the entire way round and got a puncture for my troubles
Longtail_Goodbye on
Dried up riverbed? That would certainly make it slick underneath as you say it was.
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i have to admit. I would hike there. enjoy your ride!!
Not somewhere I’d be taking my bike tbh but if you enjoy it…
There is a reason some bikes have suspension 😜
I’ve taken my full suspension mountain bike through sections like that, but if I were on my gravel bike I’m likely doing a hike a bike through that. Nice little technical section for sure.
It’s just the next logical step to go from gravel to rubble cycling.
Yeah, did one of those. Like a dried up river bed sans shopping trolleys. Never swore so much the entire way round and got a puncture for my troubles
Dried up riverbed? That would certainly make it slick underneath as you say it was.
Looks like Pennsylvania haha