Nothing like you. But I am getting there. Still improving even at 58. I will give you a ring one of these days, you should come out with us.

We were nervous, but sometimes the desire for adventure overrides the discomfort of failure. We didn't know. How do we learn, we learn by failure.

You got it, its that Boardman - the south fork of the boise trailhead. we crossed the bridge and rode trails on the other side. it was a 54 mile ride.

@@eugrules oh ok! Lol. I was so confused. So you came over the pass and down the creek? That looks brutal in parts and I believe that’s the creek part that’s so bouldery. so I’ll probably avoid that and go up the road at bottom of pass and up to Smokey dome if I ride it! Thanks!

@@jamesbarber6165 Yes we rode over the pass, down, across the river for a while, then back up the way we came.

Yes we live in Boise

@@jmotoid3661 didn't get through it without having some mud flipped up on the bike and on my backpack but yeah we made it through unscathed

South Central

So lucky to have it. Winter is not so bad having it to ride.

It was fun. Kind of like a roller-coaster

@@eugrules I could see that, it looks like it flowed really nice. Wish I had desert like that up here in Maine!

SOOO good, as you know.

Thanks, that trail never disappoints - always a challenge but so satisfying.

Thanks Mike.

I don't know.

It was a good day as you know. Crazy lucky to have some rain.

Yes, and left hand rear brake.

@@eugrules Do you use the Clake as the brake or clutch?

@@brendenney9677 I use the Clake as clutch, and oem master as brake. I use the rear brake all the time so I like it in the easiest spot to use. I don't use the clutch as much so it can be a little less optimal. I have a friend that uses the clake as the brake, he likes that. That is the great thing about the clake, you can use on either. Another friend, the guy who rides the Husky in this video capped off his Rekluse down on the slave, and just has the oem lever controlling the rear brake. So no clutch lever - I like having a clutch lever, but it works well for him.

@@eugrules I use mine exactly how you friend on the Husky does. I have friends that use the Clake for the brake but I was curious if I could use it as the clutch. Thank you for the clarification! I will definitely be looking at the Clake more seriously knowing it will do either.