Mountain biking Santa

Santa hits the trails at Cerro Cabrillo near San Luis Obispo, proving even jolly old Saint Nick needs some singletrack time before Christmas.
By Jeff Barber
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If this doesn’t get you in the holiday spirit nothing will. Santa went mountain biking at Cerro Cabrillo near San Luis Obispo yesterday and thankfully it appears he avoided injury on the trail. His elves even posted a video, head over to The Tribune Blog to check it out!

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