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Anonymous Wed 09 Feb 2022 08:32:49 No.2300677 View View Report

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Yeah I know but life is different now, I work like 60 hours a week and I'm too tired on weekends. I'm turning into a piece of shit.

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Anonymous Fri 24 Jul 2020 08:32:09 No.1834197 View View Report

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And in my hometown the forest behind my street is still called Cedar Meadow. Half of it was dammed and is now a lake but the murky cedar swamp still exists. We always thought of it as the haunted woods, it's eerie as fuck and maybe a thousand acres in total. There's a rough snowmobile trail through it that you can walk or mountainbike in summer. When me and my friends would campout we'd always walk through there at night. Spoops for everyone.

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Anonymous Thu 20 Feb 2020 11:52:11 No.1699067 View View Report

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Get the base model of any trusted brand. I personally recommend Trek because I've owned a few and love them, and the quality and manufacturer support are second to none for the price bracket.

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Anonymous Sat 19 Oct 2019 04:03:06 No.1623082 View View Report

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Thank you for the shout kind anon. Now that spring is upon us I hope to get more recordings done. Just gotta get back into shape so I can haul my gear into the hills on my mountain bike.

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Anonymous Thu 18 Jul 2019 10:18:34 No.1560060 View View Report

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Yeah I /out/ain bike. I usually own Trek but because of budget and availability I currently own a budget-ish "Totem" bike. It's actually really good but the frame doesn't fit me wicked good. I'm getting my tax return in a week or so and then I'm buying a new Trek finally. Can't fricken wait.

I've biked a lot around rural New England, including places you aren't sposta (mountain trails, reservoirs, train tracks, farms, snowmobile trails, etc. I've also biked around a lot of the reserves and national parks outside Sydney, which is really good fun.

Currently I live in Canberra and it's surrounded by mountains and national parks, and because it's such a small population (for a city that is) there's nobody out on the fire roads or bike tracks in the evenings. I can't wait till I get the new bike and savage my way up the tracks on Mt. Ainslie and Black Mountain at night. Kangaroos everywhere, shit's hilarious.

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Anonymous Thu 14 Mar 2019 08:32:36 No.1472778 View View Report

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Everyone's different anon, so it depends, but I find that when I'm a fat lazy beerswilling ciggy smoking fuck for 6 months over winter it takes me about 2-3 weeks (of 4-5 days a week intense riding) to plateau back to my summer fitness level. Then of course it's a matter of maintaining it. For you it could be more or less depending on your own factors. Don't push it too hard, give yourself time to recover after long exhausting outings (a day off is appropriate) and find ways to keep it fun and interesing (for me that means exploring more than anything).

Also I see you got a soft tail (the shock absorber on the rear wheel under the seat). If you aren't going down boulders in the mountains I would highly suggest you tighten that fucker as much as you possibly can. It's not good for most riding conditions (exhausts you by absorbing your own energy as you pedal).

Welcome to the biking world anon, I would be dead by now without it.

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Anonymous Sat 23 Feb 2019 11:04:22 No.1459834 View View Report

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I've got another, the old snowmobile trail through what the colonists called the "cedar meadow". It's falls into disrepair and gets all muck during summer and I do enjoy biking it or walking it late at night when I'm camping out with my friends. I'm not religious or superstitious or anything but this ~1000 acres of woods is haunted af as far as I'm concerned. It's the land where all the bears seem to come from, what is referred to as "coyote territory" by the locals, and has always felt so spooky that I never really ventured through it until was like 20. Even then you can't go off the trail because the pine trees are too branchy and thick and it's all swampy. Still has the old colonial stone walls cutting through the bush and swamp.

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Anonymous Sun 30 Sep 2018 07:37:33 No.1370120 View View Report

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It's always most scary when I cross into the cedar forest. There's an old stone wall through the woods from the original farm from about 300 years ago and it divides the old cedar forest from the younger deciduous forest that used to be the pastures. It's dark and so thick and spiney you can barely wander off the path and it just feels fucking haunted.

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Anonymous Sun 08 Jul 2018 00:45:14 No.1309654 View View Report

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that's a jim dandy OP

I too hit the trails on the ol' pedalspoke

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Anonymous Wed 24 Jan 2018 04:12:53 No.1187100 View View Report

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In the woods behind my house there's a big dark patch that I rarely ever ventured into as a child or, frankly, as an adult. To this day we refer to it as "yote territory" (because it's thick and far away from houses or roads and it's where the coyotes always howl from).

Anyway much of it is heavy cedar forest (hence why it's dark) and it's quite swampy and criss-crossed with colonial stone walls. The spots that aren't dark cedar forest are thick stands of doghair tree growth, thorn bushes, and swamp.

Sometimes I venture near there alone for various reasons and it's ominous as hell. The pine tree branches are like wooden spiderwebs and the wind practically whispers words through them and it's just fucking spoopy. I've gone out there in heavy fog and almost lost my shit, gone there in hip deep snow and lost it, I've gone there in the middle of the night to get some recordings and it's just fucking spoopy.

And I spend a lot of time in the woods, often alone camping or doing field recordings, but this area just gets me. I don't have many pics of the cedar forest which is sad but here's an action cam still of me biking down the snowmobile trail that cuts through it. It's not so scary on the trail but even then the woods around you are claustrophobic af

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Anonymous Sun 23 Jul 2017 16:33:43 No.1066457 View View Report

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Some of greatest memories are from mountainbiking trips. I used to live in a really rural area with endless miles of trails and parks that I could access right on my street. I'd always go alone so nobody will ever know the fun I've had and the amazing things I've seen and done out there. I live innacity now but still commute every day with my mountainbike. This shit is so in my blood.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Sep 2016 18:41:10 No.866722 View View Report

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that's cool! my bridges always look like this.

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