Surly Bikes
Sea Otter
Well, our first trip to Sea Otter was only slightly less painful than a stick to the eye. That means it went pretty well from my perspective. We met lots of cool people, got lots of sun and wind, and drank plenty of beer.
Yeah, the wind! When it's calm it's like heaven, but once the wind picks up it feels colder than Minneapolis in January. Maybe the Sea Otter folks should consider scheduling the event in say, May or June?
On Saturday it rained for a few hours so we battened down the hatches and tried to stay dry in our tent.
Before too long folks from all around showed up to drink our beer and form an impromptu party. Here is all that remained afterwards:
Good times for sure.
Chipps Chippendale of Singletrack U.K. Magazine got his armpits cooled down by several ladies with cold fingers.
Needless to say I did not want to put my cold digits in there.
Check out our flickr page for more pics from the event.
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Before too long folks from all around showed up to drink our beer and form an impromptu party. Here is all that remained afterwards:
Good times for sure.
Chipps Chippendale of Singletrack U.K. Magazine got his armpits cooled down by several ladies with cold fingers.
Needless to say I did not want to put my cold digits in there.
Check out our flickr page for more pics from the event.
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