Emile stopped in to find the ideal bike. Something that can hit trails, bikepacking, the roads, fire roads and have some fun without worrying about much more than what is for dinner. The Surly Karate Monkey OPS was the answer. Little do people know, this bike has gears. That’s right. GEARS. There is more than one on this monkey….
Ran
Hi folks,
It’s comment and grade season which means I’m ridiculously busy. But I want to satisfy your knowledge so I looked up some science limericks. Enjoy!
The compounds of sodium are great,
If you can tell the chloride from chlorate.
The one makes fried chips,
Taste good on your lips,
The other clears weeds from your gate.
It’s a metal, Ca, you’ll agree.
With the ion that’s called CO3,
It makes chalk, and moreover,
The White Cliffs of Dover!
Without it they’d fall in the sea.
Aluminum’s silvery gray,
Foiling many a spill every day.
By the Aussies it’s said
Al-yoo-MIN-yum instead.
And that’s just about Al I can say.
Our weekly ride. This week we rode to the old Nike Missile base.
Riding on a Saturday in Topanga
Chris will be doing lots on his new Surly Disc Trucker. He wanted a bike to go on short and long trips and find adventure. The Surly Disc Trucker shouted out and here he is. And, special hello to our guest Outpost holder’s Errin and Serbrina. Full circle. (The first time we had the sign in a photo was when Errin picked up a Salsa Mukluk he had won and we shamelessly included the sign. The rest, as they say, is history.
We ventured up to Point Reyes to camp with the folks from Kitsbow. A night of fun. We camped, made some s’mores without having to cook and generally had a terrific evening. And, the Icon shirt was perfect.
Our own mustard.
