So, David had no crashes… but look at him!  Does he look like he can ride, or what?  David is fresh off a broken leg, so I imagine he was just taking it easy on us lightweights.  He was great about helping us out with our technique (or dare I say, lack of it?). David, a 1000 thank you’s!

Mike racked up quite a few dollars in damage this time out. Luckily, he wasn’t too badly hurt. He rode the power lines well, but it was the whoop-de-doos that got him — and got him hard!

Well… after Marcus Dairy, we rode on over to Dutchess County, New York, where Seth and I live.  Mike and I have done some serious power line and trail riding here before, and we wanted to show our new friend and fellow rider (David Park) a good time ala GS mode.

Damage Report for

09.30.01

The After Dual-Sporting Damage Report

There were those of us who wrecked...

Seth also racked up a few bucks on a new parts list.  Seth took a “G-scent” spill on loose rock and boulders while coming down a steep power line trail.  Seth was not hurt, and managed 2 more biffs before the day was out.

I took the first spill of the day when a rock threw me into a huge rut on a quick and hasty ascent.  No damage at all on this one. Thanks to David for helping pull my 425 lb ride out of there! Later, however, I had to gently lay it down when a mud puddle claimed my front tire costing me a front right turn signal lamp and a scratch on my windshield.

… and those of us who didn’t!