Conditioning on Gravel Roads

["GAY LYKES" <GAYLYKES@prodigy.net>]

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newbie, so pardon me if I'm asking a question that's been asked and answered 
innumerable times.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- Since I work full time my rides during the week consist 
of heading down the gravel road.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- Otherwise, by time I load up the trailer 
and drive to a trailhead, it is time to come on home again.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- Don't mind 
doing it on my days off, but not very productive during the week.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- With 
winter coming here, and the weather guesser guy says it'll be a hard one and of 
course we know they could never be wrong, this may be a moot point anyway until 
spring, but then you never really know, do you?+ACY-nbsp+ADs- Any comments would be 
appreciated.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- I sure don't want to hurt my boy and would rather just trail 
ride and amble down the road than risk that.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- Thanks.+ACY-nbsp+ADs- Buddy's 
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