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My first ride in the snow in 2 years but by the time I hit the Gussy on Wednesday it was more of a inconvenience if at all. It made the trail slushy at times, and very wet. The Raleigh XXIX was riding really nice, in fact I would say that I have it dialed in now!
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I was surprised to not have found any tire tracks in the cleared section that I worked on last Sunday. I was the first! It could be that people were just riding down and like the new reroute. What's interesting about it is that the log is so high that I didn't have duck to get underneath it while riding! In fact, I never even noticed it.