Who MTB’s

[sharp]

What's MTB ?

Mountain Biking

I have in the past and loved it but after my back surgery don't do that kinda stuff anymore.

I quite riding bicycles when I found out they made bikes with engines.

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Whatever works for you!

 

[omegaman]

Just keep them in the Mountain. I cant stand the ones who have the yoga pants for men and ride in the road slowing traffic especially on the 89a going to Jerome. The only good thing is they are fun to roll coal on. LMAO

 

[admin]

I ride... most often the Sonoran Preserve.

Recently sold the Trek in the second pic and kept both my 29'ers in the other pics.

 

[sharp]

Just keep them in the Mountain. I cant stand the ones who have the yoga pants for men and ride in the road slowing traffic especially on the 89a going to Jerome. The only good thing is they are fun to roll coal on. LMAO

Well, I gave that up years ago once it finally struck me how dangerous it was. However, I never did understand drivers who seem to be so put out by a bicycle and rider on the road? Especially a-holes who feel the need to get as close as possible to rider, honk their horns, or "roll coal" in their big manly diesel trucks (i'm not against them, I've had two Dodge/Cummins myself). Especially on roads like 89a PV-Jerome, which are so lightly traveled. Very easy for a driver to swing wide around a single cyclist or two on that road. That was one of my favorite routes when I used to ride road.

I had a bad crash on White Spar between Wilhoit and Prescott several years back, that did not involve any vehicles. I was right back on the bike once I was recovered, but it really started getting in my head how dangerous it was, especially with all the distracted drivers on cell phones out there. Right around that time I discovered mountain biking and haven't looked back since.

 

[sharp]

I ride... most often the Sonoran Preserve.

Recently sold the Trek in the second pic and kept both my 29'ers in the other pics.

Cool! I haven't ridden there yet. I live in Prescott so it's hard to justify driving somewhere else to ride.

 

[sharp]

Here's my bike

 

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[xerts1191]

Sweet looking bikes, think if I buy another its going to be a 29er

 

[sharp]

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[sharp]

Sweet looking bikes, think if I buy another its going to be a 29er

Do it!

 

[nimrag]

I do. Mainly trail 100 around dreamy draw park. I have a small zippered case that attaches to the frame and can fit a small .22 in it.

 

[xerts1191]

Sweet looking bikes, think if I buy another its going to be a 29er

Do it!

 

[cradled]

Good to see others ride too. I have a Pivot switchblade that has been my main bike. I mostly ride at San tan, but often hit up south mountain or anywhere in Tucson if I can get away long enough.

That said, I always carry an xds .45 holstered in a g-code holster on my hydration pack. I've never had an issue of it bouncing out, even on rowdy/rocky areas on my full squish.

Pic of my bottom bitch below.

 

[laserguy]

I am also to fat and lazy for that, but here is the rig that I use for all of my outdoor activities and it would work great for "MTB"

https://gunfightersinc.com/kenai-chest-holster/

 

[Abbey]

Been riding for a long time. I don't always carry when riding but if I do, it's in a zippered pocket in my camelbak. Not the most accessible but it's a compromise. I feel the trails and type of people you encounter out on them are lower risk than the parking lots and other parts of town. I never found a more convenient way to carry that I was comfortable with for my riding style.

 

[Elk34]

To dam old

 

[sharp]

To dam old

Nope!

 

[sharp]

Good to see others ride too. I have a Pivot switchblade that has been my main bike. I mostly ride at San tan, but often hit up south mountain or anywhere in Tucson if I can get away long enough.

That said, I always carry an xds .45 holstered in a g-code holster on my hydration pack. I've never had an issue of it bouncing out, even on rowdy/rocky areas on my full squish.

Pic of my bottom b**** below.
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Switchblade is a great bike. Yours 27.5+ or 29er?

 

[Elk34]

To dam old

Nope!

You or me