[gop427]

Last weekend my wife asked me to go riding with her at White Clay. Wow, an hour plus drive on the hottest weekend yet(100degrees with insano humidity). I was down. Went to the basement to get the gear and asked what bike she wanted to ride. See, you need to understand that White Clay Creek is the buffest, fastest XC trail network in the area for us. Very fun, and something that is great for SS and "big ringin' it" XC geared bikes. My wifes reply was that she wanted to ride here Bakuto. Ok, nothing like taking an uzi to a knife fight, but I'm down. I grabbed my Chimpira and we set off for the Trail. We are both 6 foot and when she decided she wanted a more aggressive bike she liked my Yakuza, but said it was too small. She would only take a 19", even though I explained that a smaller frame was more condussive to free-ridey stuff, but hey, what do I know. She loves her bike and ultimatley, thats the most important thing.

 

[afrmonteiro]

You're a lucky man! I wish my gf would come to take a ride with me!

xD

 

[2000cx]

No skills course pictures

LOVE White Clay...such a nice break from places like the Wiss or French Creek.

 

[gop427]

Yeah, no skills course pics. When we were finishing on "david Bryans field"(blue trail), she was too pooped to enter the skills section, she said I could, but I didn't really care. If you check my pics, there are plenty of pics, here is some though.

 

[2000cx]

Very nice! Might be making the trip down there this weekend with a friend. We make sure to park at Bryan's Field and ride the loop clockwise, that way we are warmed up JUST in time for the course :thumbsup:

 

[Sachem6]

I know what you mean about an uzi to a knife fight. I ride there on my Sachem 6. Man is it heavy going uphill, but it sure is fun going down. And fun on the skills trail.