Jones Creek & Browns Camp

No. 48

As you may already know, every good ride starts with good coffee. And today’s ride started with a cortado from Never Coffee in Downtown Portland.

Obligatory photo
Staging area to prep our bikes for trail riding

For me, prepping my bike entails lowering my psi, shifting my handlebars in an aggressive position, lowering my windscreen, and putting my knee pads on.

When I went to lower the psi in my tires, I noticed I’ve been penis’d LMAO
An unnamed trail with bullet holes is always promising
Artur (IG: @TheArtur2000)

Sam brought his buddy Artur, and it was a pleasure riding with him and his DR650. Sam and Artur definitely make me miss my XR650L.

Kilchis Falls
Sam (IG: @SamuelGates)

They say “if you’re not crashing, then you’re not pushing yourself hard enough”. I like to tell myself that in order to feel better about always dumping my bike lol.

Triangulation Point

I don’t know why, but I always think photos of people peeing is good story-telling content.

After Kilchis Falls and Triangulation Point, we decided to jump back on Highway 6 and ride 10 miles east to Browns Camp OHV for some fun single-track.

Military-trail rides along this double-black-diamond trail
Military-trail
Quarry-trail

Airing up for the ride home.

More inappropriate story-telling content
This was my first ride with my new setup: Arai XD5, with an iridium visor, and a Sena 60S
Chicken & Guns sounds like they’d have good food
Triangulation Point, Kilchis Falls, and lots of high speed trail riding

I like this sort of riding because it’s great for building skills; high speed stopping, hard accelerating, power sliding, body positioning, etc…

Single-track at Browns Camp OHV

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