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Hey! Thanks for signing up for a Lee Likes Bikes skills clinic at Valmont Bike Park. Some notes: Sign this electronic waiver >>>. Riders under 18 should have their waivers signed by adult guardians. Meeting place: Meet in the dirt lot off Valmont Rd., the one by the dog park. Look for the shade structure. […]
As my favorite chart shows, fun happens at the intersection of challenge and skill. As long as you’re trying new things and working your kung fu, you’ll be having fun. One of the many rad things about cycling: There are a zillion ways to improve your abilities and gajillion ways to challenge yourself.
A couple days ago I sprinted with clip-in pedals rather than flat pedals, and the power increase was dramatic. Today I climbed with clips. More drama.
I’ve been riding flat pedals almost exclusively for a couple years now, and my handling and pedaling skills are better than ever. Lately I’ve been wondering, what will happen if I clip back in? Yesterday’s test results were pretty powerful.
Hi Lee, My name is Juscelino, I´m from Brazil. I hide a lot gnarly and steep sections with a lot of rockgardens, I love long rides (4-7h), mainly singletracks more technical betters. 🙂 Well, today I´m riding a stumpy fsr carbom pro 2011, I´ve had a lot of problems with my fork, it went 3 […]
We all know Cedric can rip anything, but he sure makes his 29er trail bike look like fun. Heck, this whole vid make me smile.
I’ve heard somewhere that Brian Lopes can ride a bike. Maybe it was in one of these books stacked on my shelf. Let’s take a look at his “X-Fusion Visits Brian Lopes” video.
Hi, Lee! I wasn’t sure how to post a question to your website – and thought you might filter them through your own inbox? I had a question for you about gaining some confidence on riding down gravel fire roads … I feel like a pretty confident rider on fairly technical terrain, but loose gravel […]
Hi Lee, Quick question. A few years ago I purchased a Specialized P2 for my pump track hoping it could additionally be used for some trail riding and commuting. I am 6’1”, and even with a long-ish aftermarket seat post it still feels like I am riding a BMX bike 8 miles to work. It […]
Lee, My son and I are spending the weekend at Ray’s MTB in Cleveland. We like to ride the small jump line – it’s a series of tables. Sometimes, I land perfectly – heavy feet, light hands – and it feels great. I pump the landing and launch the next one. But sometimes I overshoot […]
Hey Lee, I am going to be getting a new mountain bike in the next month or so and I am in need of some sage advice before pulling the trigger. I can only afford one bike. I compete in a few xc races each yr, but want to race a few super Ds. I […]
When we talk about all-mountain hardtails over here, I often cite the Transition TransAm as a great example of a do-all machine. Last week I got to ride one. Briefly.