Biking in the red.
Today, we went to Sherwood Pines again.
We attacked the Red route for the first time, which turned out to be a surprisingly enjoyable 15.5 km slog through some very, very muddy terrain.
Also, for the first time I got a decent GPS track of the event. The Red is a decent trail, no huge climbs as the gradient of the terrain is fairly flat, but a good mix of up and down, and some 'swoosh'. Which today, mostly went 'Swoo-Splat'. Couple of jumps and dropoffs, which we mostly ran way from. Decent way to spend 3 hours.
We attacked the Red route for the first time, which turned out to be a surprisingly enjoyable 15.5 km slog through some very, very muddy terrain.
Also, for the first time I got a decent GPS track of the event. The Red is a decent trail, no huge climbs as the gradient of the terrain is fairly flat, but a good mix of up and down, and some 'swoosh'. Which today, mostly went 'Swoo-Splat'. Couple of jumps and dropoffs, which we mostly ran way from. Decent way to spend 3 hours.
