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Ooooh.. That’s tinder dry and about to explode. Get outta there Steve!
Honestly, if you’re going to taunt everybody with your continuous bike rides and photos of a serene countryside, I don’t see why you can’t put in just a little Homer/Hansen with his axe, hacking at the deer, or swimming down the length of the reservoir on the back of a Horsetooth Reservoir Monster. Get a life!
Be careful with what you consider a “taunt”. Most people would consider biking that road as a form of punishment. The elevation increases and prolonged road grades are tough.
-Scott
I do that ride every day – sometimes twice, But I actually backed down in the 40 MPH wind a couple of days ago because I was afraid I was going to blow my knees out.