[Timo]

We ran in to an Intense Spider while on the dirt this last weekend....

 

[P-Funk]

You got me!:madman: But seriously, it looks like there's waaay too much standover.

 

[HUGH]

Whew!! That was close!! I almost had to start on a new build..........

HUGH

 

[slocaus]

Whew!! That was close!! I almost had to start on a new build..........

HUGH

Well, you are not outta trouble yet. There have been posts on a proto or three on the forums, and competitivecyclist.com and cambriabike.com have them posted on their sites as available late July or August. I share your Spider lus... uh, interest.

 

[cocheese]

You got me too. Ha!

 

[ekoostick]

Wow I have only seen those things in zoo's! Didn't know they actually ran free. Where is that? That is definetley one Intense Spider

 

[Timo]

Wow I have only seen those things in zoo's! Didn't know they actually ran free. Where is that? That is definetley one Intense Spider

New Mexico - just outside of Albuquerque. They are hard to find, but this one was so obvious as he was on a fire road.

 

[Timo]

You got me!:madman: But seriously, it looks like there's waaay too much standover.

You got me too. Ha!

I have my moments.

 

[Timo]

Whew!! That was close!! I almost had to start on a new build..........

HUGH

The week still isn't over yet.....

 

[slocaus]

Wow I have only seen those things in zoo's! Didn't know they actually ran free. Where is that? That is definetley one Intense Spider

When I lived in Santa Barbara in the 1980's we saw them crossing the roads and trails frequently in the spring & summer on foggy mornings. At times on East Camino Cielo while connecting the Romero Canyon climb to another trail for the drop back to town, we would see 15 to 20 in a mile or two stretch.

Here in SLO town, I see them rarely in the hills, but have started seeing wild turkeys on my morning rides.