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Dear Lee, Recently I’ve been looking at the Yeti 303 RDH in a medium. I’m also looking at the demo 8 2010 in a small b/c of the shorter wheelbase than the medium demo. Some of my reasons to get the yeti would be the adjustable geometry, shorter wheelbase, and longer tt? maybe (not sure […]
hi…i have a question about pump track for fitness…if i train every day on pump track its can be a good train for fitness for downhill(skills , fitness , endurance) ??? i place far of the downhill tracks and i can ride just 2 times a week on there… a pump track can be a […]
Hi Lee, hope all is well… this is the little park that me and my partner designed in Jakarta-Indonesia. I have build the pump track following the guide from your book. Please have a look and tell me what you think of it? I’m planning to build another one on my friend’s backyard. Do you […]
Dumbbells and indoor trainers have their place, but there’s no substitute for riding outside. Even if it’s dark and cold. Especially if it’s dark and cold.
When you’re doing penance in a freezing garage, it’s all about the small victories.
And now for a mish-mash of tire, tube and rim questions:
Here’s a note from a stoked rider/reader.
I had read a PDF of “Pumptrack Nation” a few years ago. If this question can be better answered in your print version I’ll have to order one of those. I’m building a public track here in NYC and am planning a dual-slalom style set of rollers/camels around the perimeter of our track. I’d like […]
I just rolled the S-Works Tricross for an hour in my dark, icy neighborhood. Real quick:
The trail was new, the snow was flying and the crew was solid. A tale of steep footsteps, clogged cleats and jumbly flow.
Glenn Bell at Bitterbrush Cycles in Lyons, CO is building two sweet bikes.
Here’s a summary of the lecture presented by Adam St. Pierre, MS, exercise physiologist, biomechanist and coach at the Boulder Center for Sports Medicine. My bottom line: Mix it up. Get strong. Have fun!