*WoW!! Watch This Amazing Trail Riding!! 🍿
08-09-23, 11:05 PM
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Parts of that score very high on my nope-o-meter.
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Pretty much the only part that wasn't on the nope-o-meter for me was the mid-ride pastry, espresso, and shot. 
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I was fine with most of it. Some of those trails look pretty sweet. However, I have a strong aversion to riding next to cliffs high enough to require a second breath to continue your screaming as you fall, especially when the margin for safe passage is measured in very small amounts of inches.
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I was fine with most of it. Some of those trails look pretty sweet. However, I have a strong aversion to riding next to cliffs high enough to require a second breath to continue your screaming as you fall, especially when the margin for safe passage is measured in very small amounts of inches.
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My GoPro from last week in Crested Butte. I'm 77 and I live at sea level, so I needed an e-bike to ride at 11,000 feet. But this is how I rode it.
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