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By Coach Andy Somerville There are only two states of Riding with a Capital R: Intentional: Applying and releasing tension or force deliberately and briefly to create a desired outcome. Untensional: Riding in a relaxed but stable and ready position between Intentional moments.
Hi Lee, I’m on week 7 of Pump up the Base now and seeing results! I got a question though, can I stand up on sprints? Senen
Lee Question for you regarding my Enduro 29 – is there any reason you would caution me away from a Cane Creek DB INLINE versus a larger volume shock? I’d love to retain the ability to carry a large water bottle … yet am not sure if I’d be better off going with a larger […]
I’ll be near Birmingham, Alabama training high school MTB coaches on Sunday, Sept. 21. Join me for a public clinic that Friday or Saturday. Give yourself the upgrade that lasts forever: skills!
Hi Lee I’m the happy owner of a 2011 Specialized Enduro Expert (and of her sister Big Hit 2008) and i love her. i wanted to ask you a suggestion, since i would like to upgrade my FOX RP23 shock to something more beefy. I’m a heavy rider and sometimes i feel the rear end […]
I’ve never had an issue with the clutch on my XTR rear derailleur, but I appreciate a little extra confidence when I’m DHing on my S-Works Enduro 29.
I have a half dozen rides on the 2015 Fox 36 RC2. My shoulders are a good test of bump absorption, and they like this fork.
I am loving the new 36 from FOX. After just a few rides, I’m riding faster and more confidently, and my shoulders are holding up better than normal. With a wide range of both low speed and high speed compression adjustment, the 36 RC2 is highly tunable. And it deserves to be tuned properly.
You never know when a mechanical issue will test your kung fu skills.
I had no idea mountain biking in the Midwest is so big — and excellent. Just returned from four days of teaching and riding in Peoria, IL. Thoughts:
The team from Rocky Mountain Adventure Junkies came out to Valmont Bike Park for a LLB skills clinic, and here’s their preview. You gotta love the drone shots.
In the post about the new Specialized Slaughter tire, which comes in 650B and 29 sizes, David asked: “Hi Lee – do you have any suggestions for similar 26″s out back? I love this concept!”