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Old November 19th 07, 02:37 PM posted to alt.mountain-bike, rec.bicycles.tech
Scott Gordo
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

I'm going to be in town from Thursday morning until Saturday. Won't
have a whole lot of riding opportunities, but I'm bringing my shoes
and pedals just in case.

I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa. Anyone
know if that trail is rideable? Any others in the area to recommend?
Are they snowy enough to ski instead?

Also: last time I was there rented a bike from Melo Velo. It was good.
Other suggestions?

Thanks.

/s
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Old November 19th 07, 06:32 PM posted to alt.mountain-bike, rec.bicycles.tech
Ron Ruff
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

Check the weather forcast... it's been warm so far, but snow is
expected by Friday.
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Old November 20th 07, 01:04 AM posted to alt.mountain-bike
JD
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

On Nov 19, 6:37 am, Scott Gordo wrote:
I'm going to be in town from Thursday morning until Saturday. Won't
have a whole lot of riding opportunities, but I'm bringing my shoes
and pedals just in case.

I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa. Anyone
know if that trail is rideable? Any others in the area to recommend?
Are they snowy enough to ski instead?

Also: last time I was there rented a bike from Melo Velo. It was good.
Other suggestions?

Thanks.

/s



Look for "notaknob" and zap him an email. If he's not reading this
mess, he should answer an email in time.

JD
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Old November 20th 07, 02:43 AM posted to alt.mountain-bike
Corvus Corvax
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

On Nov 19, 9:37 am, Scott Gordo wrote:

I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa.


That would be Ten Thousand Waves. It's more of a Japanese Bath. Well
worth the visit.

CC

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Old November 20th 07, 04:32 PM posted to alt.mountain-bike, rec.bicycles.tech
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

On Nov 19, 7:37 am, Scott Gordo wrote:
I'm going to be in town from Thursday morning until Saturday. Won't
have a whole lot of riding opportunities, but I'm bringing my shoes
and pedals just in case.

I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa. Anyone
know if that trail is rideable? Any others in the area to recommend?
Are they snowy enough to ski instead?

Also: last time I was there rented a bike from Melo Velo. It was good.
Other suggestions?

Thanks.

/s


Everything is dry for now, but as has been pointed out ... there is a
chance of a storm by Friday. Notaknob.s ~45 minutes south, and I am
~90 min south. Where I am at we are snow free to 10,700 ft and it
looks like it is going to stay that way for a while. If you decide to
make the trip south, we can probably hook you up with a ride.

R

Weather is warm ...and the beer is cold.
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Old November 22nd 07, 03:53 AM posted to alt.mountain-bike
NotaKnob
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

On Nov 19, 7:37 am, Scott Gordo wrote:
I'm going to be in town from Thursday morning until Saturday. Won't
have a whole lot of riding opportunities, but I'm bringing my shoes
and pedals just in case.

I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa. Anyone
know if that trail is rideable? Any others in the area to recommend?
Are they snowy enough to ski instead?

Also: last time I was there rented a bike from Melo Velo. It was good.
Other suggestions?

Thanks.

/s


You picked the wrong week to ride NM. Last Saturday: short sleeves.
Last Tues: long sleeves. Thurs: ???

There's supposed to be a group of mtb-tards riding at White Mesa
tomorrow (turkeyday). I'm planning on joining in the fun with a
growler or two of Hefeweizen. MTBR thread: http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=357564.
I can be reached via email address at my username at hotmail.com.

It's fricking cold right now and I think the SF area's going to get a
dump tonight/tomorrow (Wed/Thur). *Next* week we're supposed to be
back up into the 60s again.

Bruce
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Old November 26th 07, 02:53 PM posted to alt.mountain-bike
Scott Gordo
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

On Nov 21, 10:53 pm, NotaKnob wrote:
On Nov 19, 7:37 am, Scott Gordo wrote:

I'm going to be in town from Thursday morning until Saturday. Won't
have a whole lot of riding opportunities, but I'm bringing my shoes
and pedals just in case.


I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa. Anyone
know if that trail is rideable? Any others in the area to recommend?
Are they snowy enough to ski instead?


Also: last time I was there rented a bike from Melo Velo. It was good.
Other suggestions?


Thanks.


/s


You picked the wrong week to ride NM. Last Saturday: short sleeves.
Last Tues: long sleeves. Thurs: ???

There's supposed to be a group of mtb-tards riding at White Mesa
tomorrow (turkeyday). I'm planning on joining in the fun with a
growler or two of Hefeweizen. MTBR thread: http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=357564.
I can be reached via email address at my username at hotmail.com.

It's fricking cold right now and I think the SF area's going to get a
dump tonight/tomorrow (Wed/Thur). *Next* week we're supposed to be
back up into the 60s again.

Bruce


Apparently we brought the NYC weather along with us. Sorry about that.
Thanks for the tips and the ride offers all. Next time.

The snowfall was beautiful, especially with the full moon, even if it
kept my Sidis in the suitcase. The ski mountain chose to keep the
lifts closed until after Thanksgiving. WTF? The snow, admittably, did
burn off quickly.

Went for a nice hike on Atalaya, which was scenic and, at 9,100 feet
higher than I'm accustomed to, enough to get my breathing in line.
Also had some quality time with good friends, their new baby, and the
World's best dog, Arlo.

Woof!

/s
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Old November 26th 07, 08:26 PM posted to alt.mountain-bike
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Default MTB Trail Conditions in Santa Fe?

Scott Gordo wrote:
On Nov 21, 10:53 pm, NotaKnob wrote:
On Nov 19, 7:37 am, Scott Gordo wrote:

I'm going to be in town from Thursday morning until Saturday. Won't
have a whole lot of riding opportunities, but I'm bringing my shoes
and pedals just in case.
I've done some riding up by a ski lift, popular place, don't know the
name. THe road up passes by some kind of giant whirlpool spa. Anyone
know if that trail is rideable? Any others in the area to recommend?
Are they snowy enough to ski instead?
Also: last time I was there rented a bike from Melo Velo. It was good.
Other suggestions?
Thanks.
/s

You picked the wrong week to ride NM. Last Saturday: short sleeves.
Last Tues: long sleeves. Thurs: ???

There's supposed to be a group of mtb-tards riding at White Mesa
tomorrow (turkeyday). I'm planning on joining in the fun with a
growler or two of Hefeweizen. MTBR thread: http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?t=357564.
I can be reached via email address at my username at hotmail.com.

It's fricking cold right now and I think the SF area's going to get a
dump tonight/tomorrow (Wed/Thur). *Next* week we're supposed to be
back up into the 60s again.

Bruce


Apparently we brought the NYC weather along with us. Sorry about that.
Thanks for the tips and the ride offers all. Next time.

The snowfall was beautiful, especially with the full moon, even if it
kept my Sidis in the suitcase. The ski mountain chose to keep the
lifts closed until after Thanksgiving. WTF? The snow, admittably, did
burn off quickly.

Went for a nice hike on Atalaya, which was scenic and, at 9,100 feet
higher than I'm accustomed to, enough to get my breathing in line.
Also had some quality time with good friends, their new baby, and the
World's best dog, Arlo.

Woof!

/s


I did Atalaya a couple months ago when I was down there. Beautiful view
from the top. That would be a pretty tough climb on a bike, but well
worth it for the descent. I was jealous of those I saw on the way down,
and growled at the scrubs skidding their way down at ~1.5mph.

 




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