Pump tracks: All hail the 180
These special beasts are scarce in the wild, but they are abundant in captivity.
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These special beasts are scarce in the wild, but they are abundant in captivity.
Hey Lee, I like wearing Vans Old Skool shoes when riding but the sole is pretty flexy. Is there a stiffer insert that I could put in to make it flex less? The stiffer inserts I have seen aren’t full length which I think would work the best. Any ideas? Thanks, Brian
It all starts April 12-13. Here’s the press release, written by me.
This just in from USA Cycling. Three cheers for the rockstars from Colorado: Milan, Hanak, Jarolinkek and Myklak!
Today was session No. 3 in Terminal Velocity Racing’s pre-season program. We hiked and rode at Left Hand Canyon OHV Area, and it was a great adventure.
My past couple Moab trips were motorized. Moab is big, sandy and well suited to engines. I always swore I wouldn’t go back with a bicycle, but I did last week, and there was plenty of braaap.
Hey Lee, I just donated my 10-year-old hardtail Cannondale mtn bike (fully upgraded to xt over the years) to force myself to buy a new bike. Who knew it would be so hard to let go, she just fit perfectly. I’m noticing full suspension bikes just don’t fit the same. Anyways, I’m looking at three […]
Lee, I read that squarer tyre profiles are grippier than more rounder profiles. How much truth is there is this? I normally run 2.1 tyres on a Mavix XM117 rim – how wide a rim would I have to run to: 1) get a noticably squarer profile on my 2.1 tyres? 2) sensibly run a […]
Originally posted March 31, 2004. I had just moved to Colorado, and this event blew me away. I’ve been racing and teaching at Darner’s ranch for going on four years now, and it’s even better now.
Originally posted March 29, 2004. This spot was tucked between a creek and a shopping center, and it was excellent.
Originally posted March 22, 2005. You have to check out this double-over-an-Ess-turn. Super cool.
Originally posted March 20, 2004. Here’s a sweet day backcountry skiing.