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Hey all, I’m heading to California for two weeks of pump track building and skills teaching, and a slot opened up. Who wants to rock some clinic action? Here are some options: Monday, Jan. 24: SoCal Tuesday, Jan. 25: SoCal or Norcal Wednesday, Jan. 26: NorCal First to confirm gets it. I can meet you […]
If all goes well, the Stumpjumper HT EVO-R experiment will come together tomorrow.
It’s been about a year since I officially switched into pedaling mode, and I’m seeing a 20% increase in my climbing fu. I guess kids and work are no excuse to suck.
Cool little word that’s important to bike riders.
Dear Lee: First off, thanks for sharing your wisdom in Mastering Mountain Bike Skills — I’m doing my best to suck less. I ride a Specialized Stumpjumper FSR 29er and am wondering if your advice on handlebar position (both in the book and with your lovely graphic on the website) applies equally to 29ers? Or […]
Now that I’m in contract with the Town of Superior, CO — design this month, dig in March — the game is on.
In my increasingly structured cycling life, the exciting event is my new LeMond Revolution trainer. LeMond says it feels more like real road riding than other trainers. Let’s see.
Yesterday I rode the Stumpy on trail for the first time in six weeks. Since then it’s been hard training, a few sessions on the Enduro, way too much work and the kind of stress that makes decent men into jerks and me into something worse.
I’m excited about a new bike. A special new bike that will rail trails, slay pump tracks and spread the braaap gospel.
Hi Lee, You know the Specialized product line inside out and you dig both the ups and the downs, so I figure you’re the man for this question. I’m riding an old 6″ Horst-link frame with outdated geometry in the form of a skyscraper-high BB and steepish head angle. To make things worse, I can […]
Mayhem prevented me from attending this week’s PowerMax indoor training session at the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine, but I had some fun in the frozen garage. With flat pedals!
Last weekend’s Left Hand Canyon OHV downhill training session featured special guest stars, some sturdy hiking and a snowy descent down North Red Trail. With video!