Bi-Polar: Northern and Southern Weather

The 68 and sunny Thursday let straight into cold temps and snow Friday morning. Crap. The trails were riding so damn good and it is way too early for Old Man Winter to show his face around here. Luckily by lunchtime most of the snow had melted away and the sun came out along with the warmer temps. Perfect for an afternoon urban-cross adventure ride.

Cinnamon and Apple Maple roll Jack-O-Lantern from Smell that Bread

 

Brent and Jon waiting on Loren to suit up.

 

 

 

North slope shaded trails still had snow.

The man, the myth, the legend JonC

Whitefish, MT in the house!

We all rode it. #MillennialSnowflakes 

 

Or maybe it was the slick tire treads? 

 

Anyway, by the time work was done, so was the snow. Saturday was another beautiful bluebird fall day in the mountains. Then Sunday decided to bring more white stuff. See, bi-polar. Luckily I'll be heading out for a couple weeks to extend the fall riding season via Bentonville and Ponca Arkansas. We've got plans for mountain and gravel epics the next 10 days along the Upper Buffalo River and around the Ozarks. It'll be fun to be back in the Southeast for some fall-time fun filled adventure. Will be meeting up with some of the MOAB boys and other cycling friends from around the country for some laughs. Can't wait. Road trip!!!

#bearpaw