Wilderness plan closes trails to bikes

The Durango Herald ^ | January 23, 2008 | Katie Burford

[grey_whiskers]

I am deeply sorry. A co-worker of mine had an interesting related event -- her husband-to-be broke his wrist two days before the wedding and an "active adventure" honeymoon in New Zealand. Somehow I think she found ways to compensate ;-)

Would the doc and wife allow a stationary bike, or a real bike with a mechanism to hold the rear wheel off the ground?

Cheers!

[redangus]

and vice versus

[Grampa Dave]

My biking son has a couple of stationary holders for bikes.

However, my sons and I are outdoor nuts, who get very bored exercising inside. So now I walk outside if the weather allows it.

As a friend has noted many times: “Gore Tex is God’s gift to the mentally ill, who must go outdoors for their hobbies and exercise.”

[dljordan]

“UN biosphere coming soon to your area.”

You’re right. It was laid out in UN documents a long time ago. They’re just behind on their population reduction scheme.

[Rb ver. 2.0]

This will help save the planet by cutting down on the excessive CO2 emitted by cyclists as they strenuously exercise on the mountain trails.