


On Sunday I hit the trails at Caryl Park and Hale Reservation in Dover. I've ridden Hale before but never Caryl Park. There is a great assortment of trails and it is surprisingly close to JP so I think I will make it a more regular destination. Despite the snow and ice, the traction was actually really good. Aside from a few iced over areas, the trails were a total blast and we had no trouble keeping warm during our 2.5 hours. Thanks to Rob Bauer and my buddy Adam for showing me around.


2 comments:
How do you like the Ibis? I've wanted to try one, looks awesome.
I've enjoyed it. I don't ride it nearly enough but I am pledging to ride it more in 2010. It beats the hell out of the Santa Cruz Heckler it replaced, that's for sure.
I usually run a 650b front wheel during the summer and the slightly larger size has been good to keep the bb higher for the technical New England trails.
As configured it weighs in at 26.5lbs. Not too shabby for a bunch of parts from 2005 (minus frame and fork)
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