Author: annessky

Idaho Trail Riding Photos

Idaho Trail Riding Photos

Photos never do the subject any justice. I stopped more time to take photos than I can count and rarely does the photo capture the sense of being “there” . . . nothing matches...

South Dakota Riding Photos (2014)

South Dakota Riding Photos (2014)

Below are some photos that I took this year while riding in South Dakota. The Black Hills offer some good single track trail riding in the closest western mountain setting to Kentucky. By the...

WR250 Race Report

WR250 Race Report

I’ve come to the conclusion that my newly built Yamaha WR250 is a single-track trail weapon. I raced the Sandlapper Eating the right food and indulging in physical activities daily will deeprootsmag.org tadalafil buy...

The Row 4 (and 62) Report

The Row 4 (and 62) Report

A group of us made the commitment to race the Sandlapper National Enduro down near Columbia, South Carolina three months ago. We’d been to that race back in 2011 and made the (nearly fatal)...

Customizing your Story Map

Customizing your Story Map

NOTE:  My blog was hacked in late 2014 and some of the content from this post is missing. Click here to download a PDF version of the post that contains all content. Sorry for...

Building a modern day Yamaha WR250

Building a modern day Yamaha WR250

This is somewhat of a rehash of an older post on the subject of converting a 2006+ YZ250 to Wide-Ratio or “WR”250. The vast majority of the items needed to make this happen come...

What’s holding you up?

What’s holding you up?

I think it was back in 2009 when I decided Tire Balls would be worth giving a try. We’d been cutting trail at the Salt River Run in Mercer County. You know that place...

What’s in your tool bag?

What’s in your tool bag?

For years I’ve carried the bare essential tools with me on every ride. In the early days that nice tool pouch on the XR’s rear fender did the trick. Those bikes didn’t break so...

Review of the Klim Dakar Pro Jersey

Review of the Klim Dakar Pro Jersey

It may seem crazy to pay the same for a jersey that you’d normally pay for a pair of pants but once again, you get what you pay for. Jesse and I had been...