[raaiken]

awesome! thanks guys

[raaiken]

"mtbgreg1" wrote

While there is a bit of pedaling required along the upper section, once you drop into the main section of the Windy Gap trail, it’s all fast, technical downhill with big jumps along the way. In my experience, this is about the best shuttle run in Georgia: http://www.singletracks.com/bike-trails … trail.html

thanks man I really hated to even ask pedaling is in my mind a huge part of the thrill but im just not ready to give up biking cause im having some issues ill defiantly check it out

[raaiken]

sign me up! as a cook i’ve learned to live off a little more than half the amount of the average bike mechanic. a year of busting my ass usually pays me around 13000 but i make it work my bike and my car were made in the same year (96) and the houses i live in usually have wheels too (and i wonder why im single) 😆 but it’s all good im looking in to this mechanic gig now a pay raise and i get to be around bikes. Like I said sign me up!!!

[raaiken]

i dont see any single track ale on there 😃 but personally i like a miller lite

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