Pump track design: A fun little side trip
Yesterday we added a mini detour to the Lyons Bike Park. The resulting option is faster, flowier and funner.
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Yesterday we added a mini detour to the Lyons Bike Park. The resulting option is faster, flowier and funner.
Today was sunny and seventy. A perfect day to ride. Or, I suppose, to work on the Lyons Bike Park. While hundreds of riders rolled past on their way to sweet trails, Glenn, Chad, Ron, Ian and I placed the wooden takeoffs for next weekend’s jump comp, and we started sprucing up the pump track. […]
Lee, was checking in and read How seat tube angle affects bike character. Have you ever ridden a Cannondale Chase 1 DJ? Both small and med frames have a 77 degree seat tube angle and 69 degree head tube angle. What would be the purpose of such an extreme ST angle unless perhaps it does […]
Lyons Bike Park is hosting a DH/pump comp on Oct. 25. To make that happen, we need to dig and ride this weekend.
This bike comparison shows how seat tube angle can influence your bike’s purpose in life. Part of the continuing seat-tube-angle saga.
Hey Lee, First of all, congratulations on the twins, man! I found your site and got your book near the beginning of summer. I’ve only been mountain biking for about 4 years, but I have improved tremendously this summer with your help! I’m no where near an expert, but I’m really enjoying the new found […]
Hi Lee, I’ve been mountain biking for years, but I just generally ride xc. After a trip to Whistler (I’m from New Zealand), I’ve got the DH bug, but I find I have real trouble jumping. Well, it’s getting sideways when jumping that’s my problem. I feel like I am hitting the jumps nice and […]
The third big benefit race for Tara Llanes is coming right up, and it’s a major upgrade in venue, format and purse. The MEGA DH at Northstar at Tahoe should be sweet. Go to NorCal and get some! Here are more details from Mike Stewart at Giant Bicycles.
As of this morning, everything is different. Something in my heart got unlocked. It got shaken loose, and now it’s flowing through me. I’ve heard parents say it, but I never understood. So this is love. That unconditional, universal, unbeatable love of a parent for his baby. Make that babies. Ladies and gentlemen … meet […]
Today I took The Wife to Denver to get her hair done (the last essential task before tomorrow’s double C-section), and I got in a pretty cool workout. It’s rad how much you can accomplish — and how much you can learn — with just a flight of stairs.
Today was my last chance for a big XC ride, at least for a while. I took The Wife to breakfast, assembled an infant car seat then met some dudes at Heil Ranch. We climbed then descended, climbed then descended. The climbing felt good — comfortable and strong. The descending — well — BRAAAP! The […]
Dudes. I just sent 242 photos and diagrams to my publisher. I cannot believe how fast Mastering Mountain Bike Skills II came together. With the first edition, I was figuring out how to ride, then figuring out how to explain riding, then figuring out how to express the ideas. With this second edition, I already […]