Uh, can I please ride across the bridge?(Photo taken during ride up -- well actually,
on the way down -- Potter Valley Road.
I didn't ask permission.)
Naaaaaah. I'm just screwin' with ya.
I don't have any deep mountain-bike thoughts.
But I did ride trails all evening, and that's all the depth I need this time of year.
The Hillside trails are sweet.
Get 'em while they're hot.
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In Durango, Colorado we have more signs like the one on your blog than we can shake a stick at. And, believe me, we can shake some serious sticks!
Walker T
www.yourmtb.com
I noticed that this past winter one of the strip malls down the street put up a new sign. It reads "Bicycling, skateboarding, rollerblading prohibited." I suppose this means that technically I cannot bike to OfficeMax to pick up stuff anymore. I hate this town.
I need to get on some trails.
Tim,
These type of signs are a huge pet peeve of mine. Here’s the problem the sign says “unauthorized use prohibited”. Um well yeah. It’s redundant, and tells us nothing. Of course UNauthorized use is prohibited that’s why its unauthorized I mean imagine if the sign said “Unauthorized use only”. My personal favorite signs are the “speed hump” signs that you see around this town. I just love those. Evertime I see one I expect to see a ‘72 chevy nova, primer gray, with foggy windows, rocking back and forth and occupied by two lustful teenagers havin’ a go, while listening to “Frankenstien” by Edgar Winter at ear splitting volumes. Instead it’s usually just a bump (or hump) in the road.
Adam
One of my neighbhors is a U.S. Marshall.
He has an "Authorized" vehicle.
It's one of those badass Crown Vics with about 20 antennas sticking out of the trunk.
I want one of those.
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