November ended with a beach ride along the Mississippi River near Hidden Falls Park. 40+ temperature competing with the ribbon of ice forming on both sides of the river channel. We rolled rocks, floated over sand and did hike-a-bikes around fallen trees. Jared started fat biking in 2009 when he purchased the Pugsley in the foreground that I now ride. His Moonlander sporting Bud and Lou is to the left.Q's Black, green, Ops Pugsley on the right is a brilliant bike. It was fun to ride fat with him for the first time.
Jared's flat ended the day. Our only spare tube, a 2.3" downhill tube, was not up for the job of filling Lou. We pumped it up, but it died whining . Jared hiked up to a road while Q and I rode to the cars so we could drive over and pick him up. All part of the fun and adventure.
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Not sure, but I believe that there is an invention called a "patch kit".
I was punished by the flat gods for getting lazy with my setup. Super fun rid until I sort of ruined it.
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