I finally got a chance to hook up with Tom from California Expeditions to get shuttled around Rock Creek OHV in Georgetown. Wow, this was such an epic day. There was still a fair share of climbing, but nothing to really be upset about. The downhill sections were insanely fun. Definitely blew away my expectations. I also got a chance to ride with a sub of mine I've been trying to get on the dirt with. This day was a complete WIN! Garmin or Strava JPG or PDF DynaPlug MicroHoney StingersHuck NorrisPedro's Tire LeversCalifornia Expeditions

It should be every mountain bikers duty to either donate to trail advocacy or to get out and volunteer. I've been wanting to do this longer than I should admit. But none-the-less, I finally made it out and got to be part of a great group of people for the Georgetown Ohv park. I've been riding out there a bunch this season and was really stoked that Fatrac and California Expeditions set this day up. Nothing to see here JPG or PDF FATRACCA Expeditions

The OHV Park in Mammouth Bar has been in the back of my mind for awhile. I finally had an opportunity to go check out another trail I haven't ridden in the past. Overall I had a really good time. I will say that this is an adventure ride, not a I'm going out and getting a bad ass ride in. If you go with that perspective you'll have fun. It's not manicured. It's not made with mountain bikers in mind. It's just a new place to ride. Garmin or Strava JPG or PDF Nothing to see here

This day was truly special to me. A sub's girlfriend reached out to me to ride with her guy on his birthday. I was so excited that this worked out. Check out a truly fun ride at Bass Lake close to Yosemite. Garmin or StravaGarmin or Strava JPG or PDF Frame Mount Strap

Today I was browsing the forums on MTBR.com and ran into a story about a combat vet who is struggling with PTSD. One of his buddies is trying to raise money to help purchase him a new bike because he used to ride and feels like it will help him pull away from the "dark place" he's been headed recently. As a fellow veteran this story really touched me. I'm asking you all to please click the link below to go to the Go Fund Me page donate as little as $5 to help fund this project. Let's see the goal get smashed and maybe some additional funds can go this guys way to really help him out. At the very least let's get this guy some Singletrack Therapy! Please remember to share this video with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, email, etc! Nothing to see here Nothing to see here GoFund Me PageMTBR Post