I am moving to Shepherdsville, Kentucky tomorrow for a job and I'll be looking for people to ride with. Hit me up on here or at brian@loadedboards.com.
Scallops and Rice,
Brian Wilde.
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I am moving to Shepherdsville, Kentucky tomorrow for a job and I'll be looking for people to ride with. Hit me up on here or at brian@loadedboards.com.
Scallops and Rice,
Brian Wilde.
welcome to the neighborhood. Always looking for new blood and people to ride with. When the wife lets me out of the house that is. lol. Here is a link to the thread that we have been using to meet up.
Hopefully we'll be doing some riding next weekend. I'm mostly doing the slalom thing right now but a little downhill is good for the soul. If we can't meet up I'll drop you a few locations to try.
There is a nice hill there in Shepardsville. You can see it from the interstate (I-65). Traffic can be busy sometimes tho.
Yeah, I just got into town and today's my first day of work. I travel for my job but I'll be here quite a bit during the summer months (which is great.)
I'll start posting in that thread you linked when I have any day's off.
The landscape is pretty different here compared to North Carolina and the Appalachians, hopefully there are some nice spots here. I'm a little depressed about being away from the blue ridge though...
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Some of the roads in downtown are a bit rough. Lots of car and pedestrian traffic in some parts. The skatepark is fun and riding along the riverfront is cool. Lots of parking garages.
There are a few good hills in the city. Around Cherokee Park mostly in the neighborhoods and in the neighborhoods around the zoo there are some good hills. We've got a few long mellow cruise spots too. Iroquois is a nice one. I have a couple secret real hills too that may be more to your NC mountain style likings.
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