That's kinda how my knee and shoulder feel right now after last night.
Last night I thought it would be a good idea to work on my night riding skills so I geared up and rode on down to Memorial Park. The ride down was good and the temperature was nice. The night was clear and I thought it was a great night for riding. The singletrack was good and I was feeling good until about 2 miles into the ride when I clipped a tree with my handlebars and bit it bad. Apparently when I clipped the tree my front wheel must have been off the ground and when I landed it must have been almost sideways. I heard the bead on the tire break as I was sailing over the handle bars and then the bike landed on top of me. I'm sure the crash was pretty awesome to watch. The I got up and realized I bent the wheel pretty good:


Wow, nice crash. Time for a new wheel...
ReplyDeleteI just went mountain biking for the first time ever this past weekend. All I can say is, why'd I wait so long? It's such a rush to fly through the woods at the edge of control.
Anyhow, I hope you're doing well. Later!
I hope it's not your shootin' shoulder. It's almost time to stock the freezer.
ReplyDeleteYeah, new rim at least. Ben, it's great that you are mountain biking, it definitely is a rush.
ReplyDeleteRyan, it was not my shooting shoulder.
Bambi, beware...