fat_billy wrote:I've come back to MTBing after a 12 year lay off. Don't know where everybody went over the years. I am a loner at present and having a good time. No one to drop you and no one for you to drop. I stay in a no drop zone and love it.Later,
crossroads wrote:Me, myself and I most of the time but I usually try to get in a ride around work & family schedules so firends aren't available when it works for me. Have a couple of freinds I ride with maybe once a month. Now that I think of it, I haven't been on a big group ride before. That might be fun a couple of times a year but riding solo lets me push myself and get a good workout in too.
ChiliPepper wrote:BUDDAH wrote:I ride solo about 90% of the time, I hooked up with another singletracks member and we started getting some rides in last year. I also ride with the owners and wrenches from my LBS which is always a blast. I must say I do enjoy the solitude of riding alone but it's always nice to break from the norm...
Yes sir, the solitude of riding alone is a wonderful thing, though I usually always ride with my son and then my wife from time to time, but riding solo is where it is at for me. Don't get me wrong, I do ride with trail buddies (mostly singletracks members or just locals) as well, especially when having a FR or urban/street session, but I prefer the solo riding better.
I have a few trails on my "wish list" that I would like to ride this spring/summer that would require some travel. For this I think a small group would be great. I have been thinking about trying to get some singletracks.com members to meet up for a ride.
Have any of you ever done that?
trek7k wrote:Mountain bikers never ride alone - unless you're the only one on the trail. We're all brothers and sisters.
Cheesy sentiments aside, I really prefer to ride with others - those rides seem to be the most fun. On average I'd say I ride with 3-4 guys but during my 29 day challenge I ended up riding alone a good bit just because I had to ride at odd times of the day/week.
maddslacker wrote:I hooked up with two local clubs, well, local chapters of national clubs. Riding with the same group week in and week out is a lot more fun than going solo.
trek7k wrote:Mountain bikers never ride alone - unless you're the only one on the trail. We're all brothers and sisters.
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