Gus is magical on rough stuff, loaded or unloaded, from the untamed MUP to washboarded dirt road, to 4x4 roads that make you wonder how anything with four wheels makes it until you realize it's on three wheels much of the time, to singletrack that flows and swoops, then plunges into forest creekside with mud, rocks and roots and you jounce the bull ride as you wonder how your brakes got so far away and your speed was higher than you realized for being soooo smooooth (note to self!) and you settle into an appropriate speed for the trail and resume flowing over rocks and roots and unexpected climbs and it dawns on you you're bikepacking with a 110 pound rig doing things as though your on a regular rigid ride, sitting back comfy and upright, puzzling how you can jounce and glide at the same time and you imagine writing about it in a Dickensonian length sentence and figure, "Nah! No one'd believe me," so you don't. The world will find out soon enough.
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