Not a clue. Still it looks like it has all those 365 chances to give something a try…
…and that works best in groups, with friends and loved ones. I wouldn’t spend much time in the mountain if I didn’t know
someone could assist me in a moment of need. From a flat tire to a broken chain…
Even a “You can do it man” word of encouragement.
If routes are tough, long or steep, I am coming through.
I am ready.
2012 Full of challenges. Let’s see what 2013 bringS!
Some photographs are really worth looking.
Every year at least once my friends and I make a 50km to Tepoztlan a mystical little town through the fields
We take our bikes unassembled and put them back together at the departing spot…
The journey is a delight, having the chance to see wonderful landscapes in remote places..
This time everything went just ok! No flat tires, no one fell and it was quite fun!
At the end we made it to the little town and had lunch at this picturesque little town, with narrow roads, plenty of people and artworks.. 
Los Colorines is a well known restaurant where they serve the region’s food. Everything was perfect.
“There are few joys in life that equal a good conversation, a good read, a good walk, a good hug, and a good smile, or a good friend.”
I was going on my way to Tepoztlan, a place of high hill for mountain biking and this mural came across. They are not so good photos and one is out of focus. We were on movement and the road was shaky. Nevertheless I think they are colorful and are worth a look.
*remember to double-click to enlarge.
After an injury about three months ago, doctor let me go mountain biking at last. I missed it so much!!
Mexico City is in a valley, so there are lots of mountains were you can do this sport.
I got my elbow injured and had to go to therapy. I fell at my doorstep! unbelievable!
1/2 Tandem? That couldn’t be possible, right? Well… here it is!
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