MTB Trip to Pisgah & DuPont





Personal collective of ideas, thoughts and notes
MTB Trip to Pisgah & DuPont





A fun trip to Virginia to do some riding! Travel post.
| Day 1 | Massanutten Trails, super rocky |
| Day 2 | Shuttle Reddish Knob |
| Day 3 | Massanutten Bike Park |
| Day 4 | Shuttle Reddish Knob |




This was a fun build on a Aero bike frame that a buddy gave me. Since I now had a bike, it got me into doing my first 70.3 Ironman event in 2021 (Augusta). It took a lot of searching and scouring the web, eBay and local sellers on Craigslist, but aside from a couple mistakes here and there, it turned out great. The bike is really light compared to my more modern Canyon Speedmax.
Below is a list of part numbers, references, purchases and photos I was using during the build.
To figure out what crank lengths I should by my inseam is 85cm (33.5”) & a second remeasure was roughly 33 – 33 & 1/3. Using this a general crank length formula is: 1.25 * inseam (in cm) + 65 = 171.25. Majority of cranks coming in 170cm and 172.5. So I decided on the slightly longer 172.5cm cranks.
Jon locked the keys in the car 🙂 This was a massive ride for Jeremy since it was right after his ACL surgery!




Jon was training for ORAMM and I tagged along. In the thick of Covid. Probably the hardest ride I have ever done. In way over my head …


Hellava good time!
| Day 1 | Colorado to Moab in a shady van organized by Scott |
| Day 2 | Slick Rock |
| Day 3 | Dead Horse Point Tour in the AM and Outer Bike and North 40 in the PM |
| Day 4 | Delicate Arch Hike for Sunrise and Dead Mans/Bar B |
| Day 5 | The Whole Enchilada |
| Day 6 | Hymasa and Captain Ahab |






First time dipping my toes into off-road “triathlon” … (SUP, MTB Ride, Trail Run)









You must be logged in to post a comment.