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It will be almost all downhill riding today in Mojave National Preserve

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03316-wild-horse-canyon-roa.jpg Almost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsThumbnailsNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsThumbnailsNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsThumbnailsNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsThumbnailsNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar CanyonAlmost everything I brought with me ends up on the picnic table, and then squeezed into my saddlebagsThumbnailsNext, I ride two miles down the washboarded Black Canyon Road, which ends at a T-intersection in Cedar Canyon

Starting at 5600 feet elevation, I ride the 3/4 mile out of Mid Hills campground then head down Wild Horse Canyon for two miles on a stretch of road that is always challenging in the uphill direction with the 10-ton bike.