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No Mojo wrote:My wife's first gravel ride.
ljsmith wrote:\n \nShe loved it! She is an avid roadie and my main riding partner too. I was very happy when she saw the Brava at our local LBS and expressed interest in buying it.
Awesome! How did she like it? My wife has become my main riding partner now.
No Mojo wrote:Put some gravel in my travels tonight! Love my Foundry Overland!
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Rode a great loop through the George Washington National Forest yesterday starting outside Woodstock VA and past Wardensville WV totaling 72 miles and almost 7000 feet of climbing. The GW forest is full of FS roads, abandoned FWD roads and nice MTB trails. The recent heavy rains made the forest a very lush green but also made the creek crossings a bit more interesting.
ronpal wrote:Rode a great loop through the George Washington National Forest yesterday starting outside Woodstock VA and past Wardensville WV totaling 72 miles and almost 7000 feet of climbing. The GW forest is full of FS roads, abandoned FWD roads and nice MTB trails. The recent heavy rains made the forest a very lush green but also made the creek crossings a bit more interesting.
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Are there any good maps available with all the fire roads there? I have been mountain biking there, and there are plenty of maps for those trails. but I can't seem to find a good map for the fire roads and service roads.
