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<blockquote data-quote="msgtretired" data-source="post: 17668" data-attributes="member: 50">Another outstanding ride.&nbsp; There was three of us, ediot (Steve), randy450r (Randy), and msgtretired (Ron).&nbsp; We took the Cougar trail to Sterling canyon, and then up East Frazier (120), across Fireroad (8N42) to the top, down Whata (131), Tejon (122), Long Dave (123), lockwood (127), YellowJacket (126), then back Yellowjacket (126), Lockwood (127), West Frazier (118), West Frazier tie (119), Fireroad (8N42), and down East Frazier (120).&nbsp; My GPS identifies it as 47.5 miles. Lot's of vehicles up top.&nbsp; Hunters.&nbsp; Going up east frazier, my left foot slipped off the peg and got banged pretty good between a bouder and the peg.&nbsp; at first I thought I broke the foot. But that wasn't gonna stop me from riding. lolol.&nbsp; also, later in the ride, I noticed the Forest service didn't remove the cabling on Yellowjacket.&nbsp; I clearly marked it and Randy and Steve raised it higher. Tried to cut it with my cutters, but I didn't suceed. Going down East Frazier, Randy decided to fly off his bike. Other than a hurt leg, he seems to be fine.&nbsp; wheew, It was fun pulling it up to the trail. It was like 15 feet down the cliff, and the dirt was loose.&nbsp; I felt my age on that one.&nbsp; It was a fun day even though we didn't make it to upper Piru.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="msgtretired, post: 17668, member: 50"] Another outstanding ride. There was three of us, ediot (Steve), randy450r (Randy), and msgtretired (Ron). We took the Cougar trail to Sterling canyon, and then up East Frazier (120), across Fireroad (8N42) to the top, down Whata (131), Tejon (122), Long Dave (123), lockwood (127), YellowJacket (126), then back Yellowjacket (126), Lockwood (127), West Frazier (118), West Frazier tie (119), Fireroad (8N42), and down East Frazier (120). My GPS identifies it as 47.5 miles. Lot's of vehicles up top. Hunters. Going up east frazier, my left foot slipped off the peg and got banged pretty good between a bouder and the peg. at first I thought I broke the foot. But that wasn't gonna stop me from riding. lolol. also, later in the ride, I noticed the Forest service didn't remove the cabling on Yellowjacket. I clearly marked it and Randy and Steve raised it higher. Tried to cut it with my cutters, but I didn't suceed. Going down East Frazier, Randy decided to fly off his bike. Other than a hurt leg, he seems to be fine. wheew, It was fun pulling it up to the trail. It was like 15 feet down the cliff, and the dirt was loose. I felt my age on that one. It was a fun day even though we didn't make it to upper Piru. [/QUOTE]

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