My goal was to find some good fall colors and some snow. I really didn't find much color change- all evergreens high up, and in the lower elevations they haven't changed yet. Most of the early snow has melted, but above 5000 feet there is still snow. I learned this- it is very, very hard to drive a bike in snow (obviously, right?). Good thing I have long legs or I would have dumped it a couple times (I didn't). I found some new roads today too, but had to head back down because all of the water was starting to freeze on the trail. At least I have something to look forward to exploring next summer. Calvin and I want to do some sort of trip next summer, probably Vancouver Island (3 days, 2 nights?). So anywho, I don't think I will be able to keep up my current pace of blogging with summer over now, but I will try. Cheers.
Tried to match up photo from first bike trip. I can tell I have become a better rider and more used to the bike in the past 2 months. It was a lot more enjoyable this time around. I also lowerd my pegs a little and raised my bars so I can stand in the rough stuff.
