Steven Young
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Nice ride today through Joshua Tree National Park, CA. 85% new pavement and 15% good pavement. 175 Miles round trip from Indian Wells. Just Love my new Spyder 
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Nice Ride Joshua Tree
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Bob Denman
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:clap: I even liked your choice of music: I thought for sure that John Wayne would be riding into view! :2thumbs:
jaherbst
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Liked the Video and the music! I have done this a half a dozen times. Very desolate area.
One comment: consider wearing gloves. In my opinion they are my most important piece of riding gear. If
a mishap occurs your hands will be the first part of your body to touch the pavement when you try to
break your fall. The next event will be a "cranial perch".
Also large Beetles, Grasshoppers and Rocks or Road Debrie can really hurt when they hit your hands.
Jack
Steven Young
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Liked the Video and the music! I have done this a half a dozen times. Very desolate area.
One comment: consider wearing gloves. In my opinion they are my most important piece of riding gear. If
a mishap occurs your hands will be the first part of your body to touch the pavement when you try to
break your fall. The next event will be a "cranial perch".
Also large Beetles, Grasshoppers and Rocks or Road Debrie can really hurt when they hit your hands.
Jack
Thanks - It was camera day and it just does not work with gloves for the small controls on the camera and iPhone monitor. But you knew that.:shocked:
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Not to mention wind/sun burn.
Chris
Liked the Video and the music! I have done this a half a dozen times. Very desolate area.
One comment: consider wearing gloves. In my opinion they are my most important piece of riding gear. If
a mishap occurs your hands will be the first part of your body to touch the pavement when you try to
break your fall. The next event will be a "cranial perch".
Also large Beetles, Grasshoppers and Rocks or Road Debrie can really hurt when they hit your hands.
Jack
Not to mention wind/sun burn.
Chris
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