Warrior's is one of those places where it gets pretty rocky in certain sections, and this time of year it gets hard to see those sections because of the leaves on the ground. There were several times I wasn't sure if I was even still on the trail. That kind of added to the fun though. I did have a front-end wipe out once...not a good thing when you're the front guy and the guy behind you is close enough to buzz your tire (which David did on numerous occasions). Speaking of Senor Smith, he has this habit of hooping and hollering when he's out there riding, I'm not sure if someone has gone down and hurt themselves or David just wants everyone in Johnson City to know that he's riding. 

I'm still riding the loaner fork, but I did get some news on my Reba yesterday. Brian says that Rock Shox called him to ask him a couple of questions about it. That's all, no update, no decision on what they're going to do or anything. I'm going over to Hampton Trails after work to take advantage of the supersweet sale he's having, so hopefully I'll be able to get more details this evening.

I'm going with Amanda to watch Twilight tomorrow night. She heard the book was good, so about two weeks ago (a Tuesday I think) she bought the book. She read it in just a couple of days...a 600+ page book...she read it in just a couple of days, she couldn't put it down. Now, there are three other books that follow that one, four in the series, so two weeks after she started the first book, she closed the back cover of the fourth book...four books in two weeks...600+ page books...each! Geez! Kudos to her for reading that much and that fast. Kudos.