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I'll post some a link to the AZ forum for some 72 degrees riding pics from this weekend.... Enjoy
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=1411849#poststop
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=1411849#poststop
Or you could live in SoCal and have 70° temps and take a drive up the state and get this whenever you wanted (Mammoth this weekend) without the 10000° summer temps.IBIKEAZ said:I'll post some a link to the AZ forum for some 72 degrees riding pics from this weekend.... Enjoy
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=1411849#poststop
ha ha...Southern cal...the best of all worldsHomer Simpson said:I would rather have our cold (cause we don't get that cold here) in winter than AZ heat in summer.
Enjoy your ride.
glenzx said:As someone who is used to the above mentioned clean air and readily accessable (by bike) trails, I can't, however, see living in this:
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Anyhow - looking forward to Old Pueblo in February!
We get 70 F sunny clear weather MOST OF THE YEAR! Dispite people always complaining about the usual LA things (traffic, smog, crime, inflated prices on everything, illegals and etc...) we LOVE LA!Homer Simpson said:I would rather have our cold (cause we don't get that cold here) in winter than AZ heat in summer. While it get up to and over 100° F in AR in summer, it's not like AZ heat. I got a friend who moved to AZ and says he has to ride in the a.m. during summer to be able to ride. Course, lot's of people here ride in the a.m. in summer to avoid the heat. But still, 72° F would be nice in winter sometimes. Since we get very little snow anyway, at least 72° F would keep the ice storms away.
Enjoy your ride.
when it's 9,000 degrees at 4 AM in August, it's a pleasant day of riding here in San Diego. And we have the 72 degree days all winter too!IBIKEAZ said:I'll post some a link to the AZ forum for some 72 degrees riding pics from this weekend.... Enjoy
http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?postid=1411849#poststop