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Yes it does suck. This can be our one and only snow for all I care. Last weekend we had 12 bikes on 79 up to louisana mo then down great river rd into Alton.
I sure feel for you folks. I'd trade some sun for a few weeks of snow and water.
Going to be dry year. Sad but true. View off of pops' patio over looking the valley where most of your lettuce ships from.
I rode to his house and tried out his bike with the progressive front forks today.
Yeah, it must suck missing a weekend of riding. I say this sarcastically as I look outside to 7' plus of snow outside with -20 degree wind chill factors. At this point we'll not be riding in New England to around June.
I am in st Louis also. wasn't that a horrible tease. I mean 65 degrees one weekend and snow the next. Oh well, if you don't like the weather in st Louis, stick around it will change.
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