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  • #972202
    Bilsko
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    @KelOnWheels 54390 wrote:

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/wp/2013/06/06/what-tropical-storm-andrea-means-for-the-washington-d-c-region/

    Pewp :(

    And if you live in the District and aren’t sure about whether or not where you live normally floods, the DC Govt (and FEMA) will help you out with this Google Earth Map (KML file – will require Google Earth or other mapping software to open).

    #972203
    jabberwocky
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    Fun! The best part about commuting to Great Falls is that its pretty much impossible to get here without going over a low creek crossing.

    #972217
    KayakCyndi
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    @KelOnWheels 54390 wrote:

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/wp/2013/06/06/what-tropical-storm-andrea-means-for-the-washington-d-c-region/

    Pewp :(

    Lovely, I live in a flood zone. Time to move the bikes upstairs. Fortunately the kayaks just float ….

    #972219
    consularrider
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    And more fun in the W&OD/4MRT under[water]passes. ;) I think there is also supposed to be an abnormally high tide with the new moon.

    #972224
    KelOnWheels
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    But I just cleaned my chain! 😡

    #972226
    jabberwocky
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    @KelOnWheels 54419 wrote:

    But I just cleaned my chain! 😡

    So this is your fault.

    #972228
    Jason B
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    @KelOnWheels 54419 wrote:

    But I just cleaned my chain! 😡

    Yea, but you were given twenty different ways to clean it on your, “Is it possible?” thread, so try a new method for Saturday, and different one for Sunday. May I suggest, a light waxing followed by fresh mineral spirits.

    #972231
    KelOnWheels
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    @jabberwocky 54421 wrote:

    So this is your fault.

    Definitely not TOUCHING the MTB then :D

    #972232
    KelOnWheels
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    @Jason B 54423 wrote:

    Yea, but you were given twenty different ways to clean it on your, “Is it possible?” thread, so try a new method for Saturday, and different one for Sunday. May I suggest, a light waxing followed by fresh mineral spirits.

    For me or the chain? ;)

    #972248
    Vicegrip
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    @KelOnWheels 54426 wrote:

    Definitely not TOUCHING the MTB then :D

    no kidding. Clean the MTB’s chain and it will Snow

    #972253
    jopamora
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    Oh goodie, my bike needs a good wash.

    #972269
    ebubar
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    @jabberwocky 54397 wrote:

    Fun! The best part about commuting to Great Falls is that its pretty much impossible to get here without going over a low creek crossing.

    Cyclocross practice?;)

    #972270
    KelOnWheels
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    Had a great ride in (although I didn’t make it out the door early enough for FCC :( ) – tonight might be interesting! Four Mile Run is looking pretty high already.

    Someone remind me to adjust my rear brake cable before I go home (after I spent 15 minutes this morning cramming my Cygolite mount in under the barrel adjuster :P )

    #972271
    jabberwocky
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    @ebubar 54469 wrote:

    Cyclocross practice?;)

    Uneventful ride in. We will see what the ride home brings. Last time we had torrential rains, the first crossing looked like this:
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    #972274
    consularrider
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    Since I was heading to FFII this morning, I skipped the W&OD/4MRT underpasses. However, the drain in the dip in the Custis just east of the 3 milepost was clearly clogged and there was a ten foot wide pond of six inch deep water covering the trail.

    Dickie and I were debating the wisdom of riding to Crystal City the afternoon to pickup our ride packets for Sunday’s Challenge Cup.

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