mtbikesince87

Maybe talking junk about teenager isn't best idea after all?

Thanks, DHSE!

So good! thanks for that.

Awesome Paul, letting this challenge make you a better human, truly inspiring.

@owl-X: Man I don't know, there are some Youtube hunters that have blowin up my elk hunting spots. It went from over the counter tag to draw only and clowns all over. I think it's just a bunch of claimers. Whatever happened to "No tellem ridge" for mtb, powder stashes and hunting spots

Dudes!

@basalt: Good luck on your recovery! And yeah, as mtber's we definitely have an overcoming obstacles mentality.

@jacobyw: That's awesome, those weren't very good bikes back then but maybe one my favorites. Couldn't be here without being there!

Thanks, I can't complain either I just met a woman in the rehab unit I was in that lost both legs below the knee in a car wreck, she was about 3 months into her rehab and just starting walk on her new legs. Holy perspective! Thanks for the shout out.

Man, I'm truly touched! Mountain bikes have been such a huge part of my life. I bought my first one in 1987 with the money I got from graduation gifts, a Scott Boulder. I have been inspired by so many people but Magnus Manson is a huge inspiration and we never met. Just knowing he's out there doing it made me get on the bike on some hard days. I think that's been one thing my whole life that has helped me get through this past year is I'm easily inspired by other humans. The single Mom that became an oncology nurse because she lost her Mom to cancer, the Dad that gets elected to the school board because he wants to make a difference, people like Lael Wilcox and now all of who added another chunk of wood to my fire! This is my pearl of wisdom from someone that's had some time to think this year, be inspired by the ordinary and extraordinary. Thanks again to everyone!