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For old time’s sake…

April 30, 2007

we went to Fort Collins and road Horsetooth / Lory State Park. the decents were a blast but that climb up the service road to the towers HURT! here is a view of FC from the Westridge Trail- jesse

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April 28, 2007

For the fourth or so time this winter we got a 2 foot dump at my office in Genesse. Luckily this storm is melting fast and I was able to ride the next day. – Colin

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Hello all,

April 17, 2007

I wanted to send a fast update between ridings of my
new little girl Maverick Durance. She was born Monday
April 16th at Peak Cycles at 9:45 in the evening, and weighed in at 25lbs 4 oz…

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So, Matt and I went and explored a newer trail in Jefferson County called Centennial Cone. I thought it was going to be a flatter trail but was pleasantly surprised by a ton of switchbacks and sweet descents! Not only were the views nice, but we didnt see anyone else the whole time.

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April 4, 2007

Dear Readers,

Its a funny thing this world of ours. You can travel thousands of miles to different countries, different continents and find and meet people that you practically know. I was getting ready to go for another amazing base ride the other day and I happened upon and american gentleman who asked me if I rode and of course I said "yes" as I straddled my gleaming steed wearing my state of the art slipstream riding apparel. Little did I know that come to find out this kid races in the junior class at the NORBA Nationals and we practically knew each other. Fast forward to this weekend and we went on the "Super Euro Base Ride". And by super Euro I mean to say that we found this little road, that climbed up through this little mountain town in the Sierra Nevadas. The road was single lane newly paved with no guard rails and upwards of 6000ft of climbing. Base here in the Sierras is a bit different than in the states because it seems that the only roads that are suitable for riding have massive climbs in them. TOO BAD!!!!! haha. Anyway here are some photos of me and my new friend Kirk having a nice day at the office…..