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Hey Lee I have just recently heard that the good folks at sandhill ranch might be considering shutting down the bike section because of unknown reasons. I personally consider this a horrible thing to happen. If I had the opportunity to help them keep the area open or help maintain the park, I would. Can […]
Hey Lee. I have an older 05 sx trail frame I am looking to build up for light freeride use. It uses a 5th element 8.75×2.5 shock. The headangle is too steep though even with the very long 66 forks it originally came with. I am wanting to run an 06 for 36 talas on […]
Hi Lee, Your website in an invaluable source of info, and thanks to your tips I’ve become a better rider. Lately I’ve been practicing aggressive cornering a lot; as you say pointing your hips in the direction of the turn is key. I’ve noticed that I can more effectively point my hips in the right […]
This summer’s public clinics have been a ton of fun. Due to popular demand, we’re going to rock some Core Skills Clinics on July 26 and Aug. 2, 9 and 16. There is no better (or cost effective) way to improve your cycling kung fu. Keep reading …
Great site Lee. My buddies and I are getting more into pump tracks. Most recently we just laid the groundwork on my friends backyard pump track. Its already starting to take shape nicely. I have a question about bikes. I’m 6′ 2 and I’m trying to figure out what kind of frame to build up. […]
Hey Lee, Love your book, I have question, I am looking to buy a new bike next year I want a 29 er, should I go with a full suspension or a hard tail?
I suppose it’s a bit late, but I know where I want to go to high school.
Rodney Johnson was an unassuming and enthusiastic mountain biker — and a genuinely great guy. A quiet leader in our sport, he helped create IMBA, ROMP and Mere Mortals. Rodney recently died of pancreatic cancer.
Jordan, Jason, Adam and Keenan are all riding buddies from Texas, and last week they road-tripped to Keystone for three days of braaap. We spent the first day together.
I’m off to teach a two-day clinic in Carbondale, near Aspen, Colo. Day 1 is drills and skills. Day 2 is on-trail application. I look forward to ripping some new trails and rocking the Carbondale public pump track. Maybe sneak in a run at Keystone on the way home … Sweet style!
Lee, I don’t know if this is the appropriate venue for this question, but here goes. What are the minimum requirements to start riding motos? I have MTB DH stuff but I feel like that won’t cut it, safety-wise. I have access to a bike, but no gear. What should I get/borrow? Thanks, Brian Glass
Our friend Carla has been riding a 24″ cruiser, and she has two questions: 1) Should she rock a 20, and 2) what size should she be riding?