With the rain falling every weekend, we were happy to see it not rain like it was forcasted. We headed out to Montana de Oro (MDO) and since Megan is on injured reserve for the month, Tyler came along to help us out.
Three of the team members, Tyler and I felt good riding, but one team member (we won't mention any names) borrowed a bike that had security locks on both wheels and seatpost. Not a allen key, or screwdriver or any other tool we had could adjust them. OF COURSE, a third of the way up to Hazard Peak, the wheel was a little out of the dropout and rubbing the frame. It wasn't gonna fall out, but it wasn't gonna make the ride easy.
We continued on to the top and could see rain to the EAST. Was it circling back at us or still going NORTH. We decided to head toward Horse Camp and pretty much right when we got down far enough to not want to go back up the hill, the rain came down. We cut our ride short to get off of the now riveresque trails and with some logistics got back to our rides.
The next day we had our skills clinic. We were glad to see most of the team there with a few extra parents that needed to hone their skills.
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