Viva Mexico

Whewwww, talk about a whirlwind tour! First comes love then comes marriage.... then comes Mexico.



The good news is, the tan lines are nearly gone... The bad news is I haven't ridden a bike in two weeks. 'Tis the season...



At a certain point, the Corona began to taste like water.....



No worries, just follow the American way and buy it in bulk.



I will make sure to post some photos from the wedding too, first I need to sort through all this laundry and slowly work my way back into reality.



Until then, eat your heart out Interbike....



Now that I'm married I guess it's "business time"....

Rhymns with Carriage

I interrupt this regularly scheduled program to let you know i will be out of touch, working on my tan along the baja coast with my gorgous new wife......

I'm leaving all technology @ home, so Sager promised to blog twice a day to keep up with the demand.... Until next week, best of rides....

Style Points

Now that's what I'm talking about..... (photo by Fred Drier)

A Roll of the Dice

I would rather work for a paycheck then wait to win the lottery.....



With that being said, I was feeling a little lucky as JHK and I rolled out for a ride I don't think I will hit up again for a while....

I will let you in on a secret, I am afraid of heights and head on trains in dark tunnels. Call me crazy, just a little fear I carry on my shoulders.

So this section of "trail" as JHK calls it is really about 4 miles of brain juggling train tracks with 10 active train tunnels (one you can ride around, yippee) with the longest two tunnels about a quarter mile long....



The hard part once you get over the fear of death is that you simply can't even see your hands in front of your face it's so dark. Just this blurry vision of the holy grail ahead.....

Way too much excitement packed into one day for this cat.