Some fall clinic action
This is a great time of year for skills clinics. If you practice your kung fu all winter, you’ll be a master by spring. Bonus: Yesterday’s weather was perfect.
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This is a great time of year for skills clinics. If you practice your kung fu all winter, you’ll be a master by spring. Bonus: Yesterday’s weather was perfect.
Hey all, I’m planning some Family Fun Time in Atlanta, GA around turkey day. I’ll have time for clinics and riding that Wednesday and Friday. Please email me for either. > Skills clinics with Lee
Aaron wants to build a sweet new Yeti 575 with a 650B front wheel. This brings up some issues. Let’s have a look, shall we?
This report of last weekend’s benefit race come from Stu’s Giant Newsletter, by Mike Stewart, an account executive at Giant Bicycle. Pretty sweet.
Sergio is ripping a technical singletrack in Brazil called Dircuito das Pontes, and he’s wondering about his cockpit length. With video …
Hey Lee, I’m in the early stages of building a backyard track with thanks to inspiration from your site and the awesome e-book. Over the weekend I started the process with building a 180 berm that is confined in a tight corner of our yard. The space between a fence and shed measures only about […]
Hey Lee, I just wanted to show off my first pump track to you. It’s a real small track, not too fast, but loads of fun and actually really difficult. It has a short uphill and two berms aprox 180 degrees. I didn’t keep track of how long it took, a built it over a […]
Last night was the second of two public reviews of the bike park plans. IMBA’s Pete Webber gave his spiel at the Boulder Mountainbike Alliance meeting at Rocky Mounts. Keep reading for the latest schematic.
Two noteworthy developments: 1) Big fundraiser for Tara Llanes. 2) The rescue of the endangered Sand Hill Ranch.
A clever reader mentioned an article in a German magazine about the effect of tire choice and terrain on rolling resistance. We can all read it using this free online translator.
Speaking of VeloNews, here’s a story that ran in the February 2006 issue. The Red Bull Road Rage, held in Malibu, CA on Nov. 5, 2005 showed us all how road bikes are meant to be ridden. Featuring Myles Rockwell, David McCook, Brian Lopes and Mark Weir.
Disclaimer: I wrote this story three years ago for VeloNews, and it was so intricate and demanding to read that even they wouldn’t run it. (Heck, I didn’t consider running it until I posted this story.) The VeloNews editor also didn’t like the idea that, on a long trail ride, freeride tires might be faster […]