I just got talking to a friend that was just up in Clear Creek, and he says the conditions are horrible, way too muddy and no fun at all. Hollister on the other hand has perfect riding cause the lower half is closed which leaves the upper half all open and anyone who rides Hollister knows that Upper half is mostly sand. In the past week I have been up there twice and have had a blast. Last years ride in Clear Creek was a blast though :)
Annual Clear Creek New Year's Ride
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fremontguy
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I'll look for you at vintage track tomorrow WRSteve. Looks like 2-stroke weather so I'll be bringing the 300exc.
MelloYello
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- Nov 22, 2002
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Doh! That's why there was NO ONE there. :whiner:
I'm currently working and staying in Ridgecrest during the week where I don't have web access. So I checked this thread on Sunday night and all seemed to be a go. Loaded up Wednesday after work and pulled into the Creek about 8pm to a fairly empty Oak Slope. Not seeing any familiar trucks/bikes, I parked in the same spot as last year and proceeded to build a fire and drink a beer.
http://community.webshots.com/s/image2/7/78/76/108177876hWjuxJ_ph.jpg
After a few introspective hours of fire-building and beer-drinking, I called it a night. Just to let me know that I was at Clear Creek and not some foo-foo trail-riding park, the wind howled and the rain pelted down through the night. (Y'all did good to stay home.)
Upon awakening I searched hither and yon for signs of DRNers, but to no avail. So after a breakfast of freeze-dried eggs and bacon, I headed home.
Fittingly, it started to drizzle on my way out. And yes, it did look like it would have been worse than last year.
At least I don't have to wash my bike for two hours!:eek:
John, I would have had I been home.
I'm currently working and staying in Ridgecrest during the week where I don't have web access. So I checked this thread on Sunday night and all seemed to be a go. Loaded up Wednesday after work and pulled into the Creek about 8pm to a fairly empty Oak Slope. Not seeing any familiar trucks/bikes, I parked in the same spot as last year and proceeded to build a fire and drink a beer.
http://community.webshots.com/s/image2/7/78/76/108177876hWjuxJ_ph.jpg
After a few introspective hours of fire-building and beer-drinking, I called it a night. Just to let me know that I was at Clear Creek and not some foo-foo trail-riding park, the wind howled and the rain pelted down through the night. (Y'all did good to stay home.)
Upon awakening I searched hither and yon for signs of DRNers, but to no avail. So after a breakfast of freeze-dried eggs and bacon, I headed home.
Fittingly, it started to drizzle on my way out. And yes, it did look like it would have been worse than last year.
At least I don't have to wash my bike for two hours!:eek:
John, I would have had I been home.
MelloYello
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- Nov 22, 2002
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Don't worry about it, Natalie. It's my own fault for not checking the thread. I was looking forward to some tasty linguisa, though.:)
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