Cruising North Las Vegas today.
03-28-20, 09:15 PM
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Cruising North Las Vegas today.
Took a real nice ride today!
Looks like a good starting point!
Floyd Lamb Park.
Some Floyd Lamb residents.
Roosting!
A mans gotta eat?
Getting ready to hit the road.
I'm going to find me a damn dinosaur one day.
No dinosaurs.
Aliens?
The view on the ride home.
Looks like a good starting point!
Floyd Lamb Park.
Some Floyd Lamb residents.
Roosting!
A mans gotta eat?
Getting ready to hit the road.
I'm going to find me a damn dinosaur one day.
No dinosaurs.
Aliens?
The view on the ride home.
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03-28-20, 10:06 PM
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Nice pics!
03-28-20, 10:42 PM
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Very nice. I've always wondered what you guys do there once it gets hot again. Do you just, like, ride at 2 AM or something? Or, is summer there like winter in Minnesota and nobody really rides? Always curious about this. Must be fairly potentially dangerous to ride even 40 miles when it is 110 degrees.
Used to run marathons when I lived in the South. Very hot and very humid, of course (had to be cautious about when you went out), but a complete joke compared to what you all have goin' on in July temp-wise. How do you keep it going?
Used to run marathons when I lived in the South. Very hot and very humid, of course (had to be cautious about when you went out), but a complete joke compared to what you all have goin' on in July temp-wise. How do you keep it going?
03-28-20, 11:21 PM
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Very nice. I've always wondered what you guys do there once it gets hot again. Do you just, like, ride at 2 AM or something? Or, is summer there like winter in Minnesota and nobody really rides? Always curious about this. Must be fairly potentially dangerous to ride even 40 miles when it is 110 degrees.
Used to run marathons when I lived in the South. Very hot and very humid, of course (had to be cautious about when you went out), but a complete joke compared to what you all have goin' on in July temp-wise. How do you keep it going?
Used to run marathons when I lived in the South. Very hot and very humid, of course (had to be cautious about when you went out), but a complete joke compared to what you all have goin' on in July temp-wise. How do you keep it going?
03-29-20, 10:02 AM
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They should do what they do in the UAE:
Desert trail ride near Abu Dhabi
Desert track in the UAE
These paved riding tracks vary in length but this one was approx. 30 km. It is lit by solar power. Dubai has a series of such tracks an was planning to interconnect them which would result in 800 km. of riding track.
Desert trail ride near Abu Dhabi
Desert track in the UAE
These paved riding tracks vary in length but this one was approx. 30 km. It is lit by solar power. Dubai has a series of such tracks an was planning to interconnect them which would result in 800 km. of riding track.
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I'm jealous. Used to live in Tucson. Now I wait for months for nice weather.
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