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We have those over here, too. And I have definitely seen the racer wanna-bes in the metro area.

No, because I prefer to ride solo, most times. See discussion in the Fitness thread about getting away. Better that you know now.  ;)

This one time, @DVINNY wen to Big Lots...

I can't remember the top speed I hit on the way down...maybe 50...I went to CU Boulder...does that make me an *******?😉

I rode with both a front and rear light that I got off the Amazon. Yes, there will be the riders who see themselves as semi-pro, and there will be an "old people" group. The nice thing about these organized rides is that there are groups of all rider abilities, and you can find a group of people...

The year that I did Tour of the Moon, we happened to be camping in Loma that weekend, so I just got up early at the campsite, and trucked into GJ for the ride. I just put in miles to avoid butt callouses (no chamois butter for me). Just get some longer rides in, make sure that you can handle the...

I did that a few years ago...it was awesome! Great views, and good food afterwards. I invested in some thorn protector tire strips, because the Monument is known for having crown thorns that will dig into your tires, and I got paranoid. I did the metric century (~61 miles), and you're not...

It's been a long week. TGIF.

Duct tape.

We took out a flyer and skied at Powderhorn on Saturday (between Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction on the Grand Mesa). Smaller resort (only two "real lifts), old school ski resort feel. We had a lot of fun...found some excellent tree skiing.

So @csb is ASKING for a lemon party, huh? 

Nice lemon party!

I saw him last summer at Coors, and two summers ago at Wrigley. I think I'll probably not do this concert. He hasn't put out anything new since "Songs from St. Elsewhere"

Build a snow fort around it.

I drove down to Denver Wednesday night, and cars (including me in my 4WD Tacoma) were fishtailing on the way up to Eisenhower from Silverthorne. That sucked! The drive home Friday afternoon was ok until West Vail, when the snow started. Skiing on Saturday was F'AWESOME!

Thoughts and prayers sent your way that you can make it through this difficult time.

I don't know about that $60 pass, but it might be part of the Ikon Pass. I liked WP when I've skied there (once), more than Copper. I agree about you having to deal with the tunnels. I did it in college, and am spoiled now. If you can avoid the I-70 sh!t show, do it!

I got a new pair of ski boots that came in last week. I've been in my current pair of Solomons for ~8 years, and they are all packed out. Got a pair of Head Nexo Lytes, which weigh about half of what the Solomons weigh. I'm psyched to see how they do this weekend.

I just learned about it from a coworker. My 11 y.o. and I will be having a discussion about it tonight.