We going to ride the Dirty Bunny Girl Trail in the AM tomorrow. I walked it today with my wife to see just how tough it will be and it turns out to be only slightly more challenging that what we have ridden so far. The boulders are a lot larger and the hills a little steeper.
The 1 1/4 mile run up to the trail is a very nice pine needle and clay ride through the Pondorosa Pines with some fun tight turns and a few boulders.
The rest of the trail will be a work out for our bikes. I'm leaving the Hawg-Ty at home. At 50 bucks a crack, I don't need to be burning up any more belts.
I'll be using my Heathkit Hill-Topper with the 62 tooth rear drive sprocket. Major repair made today. see other post)
The ride should cover about ten miles one way and be a good work-out for the bikes and ourselves.
Here are a couple of photos of the Dirty Bunny Girl Trail.
The 1 1/4 mile run up to the trail is a very nice pine needle and clay ride through the Pondorosa Pines with some fun tight turns and a few boulders.
The rest of the trail will be a work out for our bikes. I'm leaving the Hawg-Ty at home. At 50 bucks a crack, I don't need to be burning up any more belts.
I'll be using my Heathkit Hill-Topper with the 62 tooth rear drive sprocket. Major repair made today. see other post)
The ride should cover about ten miles one way and be a good work-out for the bikes and ourselves.
Here are a couple of photos of the Dirty Bunny Girl Trail.