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By admin ⋅ January 25th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Hilarious Mountain bike banter video
If you can laugh at yourself, you are way ahead of rest of the world. If you are a mountain biker your ahead of the world anyway, but if you don't laugh a this, you must be a closet roadie....enjoy... |
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By admin ⋅ January 19th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
 For some time, Transition bikes has been making their own brand of "webisodes" called Lars N Bars - Shot in the northwest, it documents the company's employees many of which are pro level riders - sending it on jump runs, blowing up berms and the other usual shenanigans.
In this episode, Lars rides with guest rider Matt Slaven as they take advantage of great January weather in the N... |
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By admin ⋅ January 17th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Our Friends over at Marzocchi Forks have been super busy over the last year working to improve a really excellent product - The 888 Downhill fork. While they don't have near the marketing budgets as their competitors, their products don't lag behind and should be seriously considered before making a purchase. In fact they are downright excellent.
I got a chance to ride last years 888 fork on Ke... |
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By admin ⋅ January 13th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
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MOAB - one word pretty much says it all. Epic riding. Then there is more epic riding and then when your done, there is always the epic riding. You get the picture? If not, let this video put together by Phil Shep spell it out for you as he documented it on the "Whole Enchilada" trail. Every kind of terrain, long descents - long as in 8,000 ft of vertical drop, the kind you only hear abou... |
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By admin ⋅ January 12th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Birds, snow birds and bike riders are not dumb. When the weather turns cold, they head south for the sunny winter months of the southwest. The birds rest on the many golf course lakes for a life of luxury, snow birds do pretty much the same while clogging up local traffic and restaurants while mountain bikers, well - they race!
It all starts off with the Mountain Biking Association of Arizon... |
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By admin ⋅ January 12th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The fastest human powered bike world record was set in Oct, 2002 at 81 mph (130km/h) by Sam Whittingham from Canada. Since the record was set, it is still remains unbroken. Watch the story about the fastest human powered cycle. Would you like to meet Sam? Because you can. Sam owns a custom bike shop.... |
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By admin ⋅ January 11th, 2012 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Ever wonder what it take to get those rad movie shots of your favorite riders hucking monster drops? This little teaser with Darren Berrecloth was supplied to us by Darren's protection sponsor IXS during one of his recent film trips. It shows what it is like to be one of the best all mountain riders in the world and living the dream.... |
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By admin ⋅ December 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 If you are an endurance mountain bike racer looking for adventure, you probably have a 'bucket list" of races you want to complete. Having just returned from one of the more famous ones in Costa Rica, I heard this term used often. If you are one of those list makers or even just considering experiencing one of these epic events, let me introduce you to El Reto Del Quetzal. An endurance mounta... |
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By admin ⋅ December 23rd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Video of the 2011 La Ruta Endurance Mountain Bike Race
Be sure to watch it in full screen mode!
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By admin ⋅ December 23rd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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If you have a little pain in your knee and think it you'll need surgery or to stop training to rest it, you may be in for a surprise. Endurance Rehabilitation, trainers to the stars and plane joes like you and me may be able to keep you in the grove and work out the pain. This is a must watch for anyon experiencing any knee discomfort.... |
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By admin ⋅ December 2nd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 As of this report, the most stylish World Cup rider on the circuit - Brendan Fairclough has parted ways with the Monster Energy Specialized team to join Scott Bikes for the 2012 season. After a difficult season with injury and performances less than his usual high standard, Brendan is looking forward to a break out season with his new team mates and sponsor.
Brendan is working hard on hi... |
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By admin ⋅ December 2nd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 For the 2011 La Ruta De Los Conquistadores Mountain Bike race, I was lucky enough to go to Costa Rica to shoot the race. Since it was a once in a lifetime opportunity I worked double duty shooting video for Primal Wear - the best riding kits on the planet and trying to squeeze in some photos.
The goal was to cover Bicycle World TV's Jeff Herrera during the four day endurance test. What I got ... |
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By admin ⋅ December 2nd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The Red Bull sponsored MS Evil Mountain bike team made a little recap of the 2011 season and are making a film out of it. They supplied us with this little teaser...Given that the team has Brook MacDonald (who really rocked the DH scene this year and gets our award for most improved rier on the circuit), Steve Smith and one fast up and comer in Luke Stroebel - they should have some epic footage. T... |
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By admin ⋅ November 30th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 After the announcement that Four Cross would be dropped by UCI from the 2012 schedule the Four Cross Alliance was formed to fight for their discipline and keep it on the world stage.
To their credit, the Four Cross Alliance has announced they are close to announcing a full schedule for the 2012 season under the banner of the 4X World Series. Leading the way in support is Fort William who has al... |
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By admin ⋅ November 14th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 After three days of massive climbs and rain forest jungles, racers from the 2011 version of the La Ruta De Los Conquistadores were headed to Playa Bonita on the Caribbean Ocean. While every rider was happy to see day four arrive along with visions of cold beers on the beach, it would not come easy. Even if the route map was void of massive climbs, this was still La Ruta and there was the prestige ... |
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By admin ⋅ November 14th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 After two difficult days including the toughest climbing day, day three brought forth it's own feature of the event - the longest sustained climb and the highest altitude. The third day climbed Irazu volcano - one of the many volcanos found in Costa Rica and, a La Ruta staple.
The climb is approximately 30K in length and climbs 6000ft. vertical feet. And although the climb is composed mostly ... |
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By admin ⋅ November 14th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Climbing to the Clouds - down and back again - 11,000 feet to be exact - in just 80K or 48 miles depending on your part of the world - is more than brutal. And it was the duanting task that riders had to endure on day two of La Ruta. With near perfect weather for the second straight day, the racers were challenged to ride the steepest climbs I have ever witnessed, some were over 30% grade. It seem... |
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By admin ⋅ November 14th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Ultra Endurance World Champion Rebecca Rush looking relaxed at 5:30 in the morning before the start of the 2011 La Ruta de los Conquistadores MTB Race.
A fixture at the La Ruta, this guy rides shirtless in cut off shorts and wears TEVA sandals and has finished all five times he entered. His son is also a top local pro in the race.
A little fun a La Ruta before the real work begins - ... |
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By admin ⋅ November 4th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The adidas Group today announced that it has signed a share purchase agreement to acquire Five Ten, a leading performance brand in outdoor action sports. The adidas Group intends to purchase the entire Five Ten business, which includes all of the issued share capital of Five Ten USA. The total purchase price is USD 25 million in cash at closing and contingent payments, which are dependent on Five ... |
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By admin ⋅ November 2nd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 If you are feeling like some fall XC racing, there is no better place to do it than Arizona and the 12 & 24 HOURS OF FURY is a good one. Coming up on November 5 and title sponsored by TREK and presented by local mexican restaurant Carlos O'Briens - the two have teamed up to put up some pretty darn good prizes for this years event at McDowell Mtn park.
Having raced this event last year, the... |
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By admin ⋅ November 1st, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 LA RUTA DE LOS CONQUISTADORES - also referred to as La Ruta, is known to be one of the toughest races on the planet -and for all those big lunged, masochists that thrive on pain it looms just days away. Go to Costa Rica for the beaches, not on this watch. Three toed sloths, monsoon downpours, dilapidated railroad bridges, and climbs into the heavens are what await these supermen in spandex.
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By admin ⋅ October 7th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 UPDATE as of October 7th - 2011
As a fellow cyclist, I want to thank those of you who made it to the city discussion regarding the closure of Via Linda (145th) street. Personally unable to attend, I got word from the city that the discussion on both sides of the table where very professional and well mannered
That said, the result of the meeting is that the sub committee that presided over t... |
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By admin ⋅ September 19th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The 2011 Mountain Bike Gravity Nationals - Beech Mountain, NC
September 23-25, 2011
While many in the Mountain bike scene are done for the year, the season is far from over for downhillers and slalom racers with the title of USNational Champ still up for grabs. With Interbike out of the way and world champs settled - it's time for all you red blooded american thrill seekers to get your carca... |
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By admin ⋅ September 12th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 With Aaron Gwin wrapping up the 2011 Downhill Championship Series title there was only one thing left to decide. Who would come up with the goods in the one day World Championships. A one day winner take-all format for the right to wear the stripes, the world championships were going to be decided in muddy conditions reminiscent of the entire 2010 season.
And just as the season introduced t... |
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By admin ⋅ August 29th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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After a season of new schedules and mother nature forcing last minute changes, this years finale for the PROGRTseries went down at Northstar ski resort in Lake Tahoe, CA this past weekend.
Coming off a successful CrankWorks Colorado event, team KHS once again went fast and put boys on the podium. Logan Bingelli took the win and the first place paycheck being the only competitor to go under fou... |
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By admin ⋅ August 10th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Lone Wolf Productions came up to Whistler for Crankworx and was doing some filming of the ever popular Brendan Fairclough. Arguably one of the most stylish riders on the planet, Fairclough was out doing his big whip air tricks on A-Line and on the much ballyhoed Crapple Apple hits that got hit with a tractor boost this season transforming them into monster tables where the impromptu "Whip Wor... |
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By admin ⋅ July 18th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Dual Slalom
Day One of The 2011 edition of the Kokanee Crankworx mountain bike festival kicked off under overcast skies. Beginning with the Dual Slalom race on Saturday. And it was no surprise to us here at Bicycle World to see Mitch Ropelato move up to the top step of the podium after last years sliver medal result. Ropelato is in his first full season as a pro racing for the Steve Peat Jr. ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 17th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Dirt Jumper Mike Montgomery has announced a plan to capture two mountain biking jump world records this fall in Mammoth, Ca.. One record that Montgomery wants to capture is the the longest jump ever landed. A feet that would require jumping further than the current record of 150ft. held by Nathan Rennie. The second record that Montgomery will attempt is the longest flip jump. A 120ft challenge whi... |
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By admin ⋅ July 13th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Nothing fires up a crowd like seeing Steve Peat take the hot seat in a UCI world cup downhill race. And that is what the crowd got at Windham for this weekends round as Peaty got to hold the hot seat all the way until the end to see if the legend could be beat.
Under perfect weather conditions, Peaty managed to set the fastest time on the hill over Giant's Andrew Neethling, Steve Smith (Devinci... |
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By admin ⋅ July 10th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Floriane Pugin has become a force to be reckoned with this season and makes the wormen's side more competitive. Pugin took the fastest qualifying spot by almost a second and a half.
Trek's Aaron Gwin during his top qualifying run for the 2011 UCI downhill race at Windham NY. Gwin extended his series championship lead last week and is back for more in Winham.... |
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By admin ⋅ July 8th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The most exciting race of the year went down over the fourth of July weekend at Mont Saint Anne.
One of the most loved race tracks on the UCI circuit, Mont Saint Anne delivers everything a downhill racer could want. High speed, big air, technical rocks, the right length and prestige.
This years event started pretty much where last years event left off, in the pouring rain. It rained so hard ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 7th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Under continued muddy condidtions and intermitten rain, Team Santa Cruz' Greg Minnaar took top honors and points in the mens qualifier just ahead of his arch rival Aaron Gwin. The two have been battling it out all season and we should expect no less in this race.
On the womens side, Tracey Moseley of the Trek World Team returned to the course where she won her first world championship just one ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 1st, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Kona, yes the very same company that has been around but perhaps a bit lethargic on the big hit scene for several years, has begun to come out of its sleepy hiatus. We are starting to see new product designs coming out the company that was one of the first to produce DH, Freeride, all mountain bikes. And what I have seen, I really really like.
I think this is a direct result of the company ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 1st, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 2011 Claymore Challenge saw a three peat take place with Brandon Semenuk dishing out another win. While Brendon is the guy to beat on almost any given day with his absolutely smooth style and near flawless execution on his tricks, I am not 100% convinced he beat second place Yannick Granieri. As one blogger said,
"For sure Yannick should have won. Semenuk dropped a foot half way through... |
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By admin ⋅ June 30th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Practice is under way as the UCI World Cup Championship returns to Mont Sainte Anne in Quebec Canada for 2011. The site of last years world championship venue is the fourth stop on the UCItour this year. Judging my the video below, this years conditions could not be more different. Last year saw hot and dusty conditions for practice give way to the rains on race day. Getting worse as the day wore ... |
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By admin ⋅ June 21st, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 With a little bit of luck and a brake from the UCI World Cup downhill season, the second annual Triple Dip Downhill race in Sol Vista pulled off a spectacularly fun event. Exactly what downhill racing needs. Lots of runs, lots of fun, and one of the biggest prize purses in the DH scene.
If you haven't heard of this race before it is okay. Because it is only in its second year. But the word is o... |
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By admin ⋅ June 17th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Gwin wins, Americans have 4x hope and it's game time.
Three weeks into the world cup season and it is officially on! What's different this year versus every other year on the UCIGravity scene? Well if you have been living under a rock you may not have noticed that Americans are back on the racing scene and making an impact. Aaron Gwin is leading the way and establishing himself as the force to ... |
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By admin ⋅ May 29th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 2011 was the year of revenge for Mitch Ropelato at the USOPEN - not in an agro way, but for redemption for having victory snatched from him last year in a high speed eject, clearly ahead of the field.
This year, the super talented kid on the Steve Peat JR. Syndicate team stamped his authority on the slalom course as the fastest qualifier and then in his first run. Ropelato had a full second on ... |
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By admin ⋅ May 29th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Another US OPEN is in the books and what a great way to spend your memorial day weekend. Seventy five hundred dollars, great weather, near perfect track conditions, and raucous crowd gave the riders all the incentive they needed to throw down.
Aaron Gwin was the only rider to go under the 2:20 time mark with Steve Smith less than a second behind. For the first time ever, USriders swept each p... |
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By admin ⋅ May 20th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The second round of the PRO GRT series went down at Highland Bike Park in New Hampshire this past weekend and on hand were th
Highland Mountain Bike park was up to the challenge of the event as it had a great little track that mixed a little of everything for the riders. A little bit of "A" line, some rock sections and a pedal section. The most critical part of the course was the fl... |
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By admin ⋅ May 15th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 In just a couple of short years, Matt Bollig, the owner of Grassroots Cyclery in Grand Junction Colorado has taken a dream, to reality. With the input of some friends who gave him the idea to have jump contest, Matt took the ball and rode with it. Developing his peronal 50 acre ranch into his own bike play ground with wood features, dirt jumps and a sick dual slalom course, Matt took a small compe... |
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By admin ⋅ May 11th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 How do you top a great Dirt Jump competition loaded with big names, one-upping each other on every run? If you’re Ranch Style, you include a competition for the fasted mo-fo’s in North America on THE best dual slalom course in the US and shake well.
But don’t be mistaken, this isn't an after thought event. Dual slalom has been a staple part of the Ranch Style weekends festiv... |
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By admin ⋅ May 9th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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You know the guys at Transition Bikes are pretty rad dudes when they compile a cheerleading for dummies video and then get hundreds of fans to follow their lead and sync their cheers. I think we could all use a refresher course in rowdiness to break us out of our complacent space. I for one, thank you Transition Bikes, for getting me back on the correct path from which we all stray from every now ... |
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By admin ⋅ May 9th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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In episode 6 of our first season, Bicycle World recruited Mark Weir to help build our own personal pump track in our back yard. It wasn't easy to get the face of WTB out of his rad pad but what we got was a super cool track on a limited budget and limited time. With the hard work done, we speced out our pump track rig. Here is what we came up with.... |
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By admin ⋅ May 8th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 What do get when you take an established, well run mountain bike event, add full city support, great weather and $20,000 in prize money? You get the 2011 edition of the Whiskey off road race in beautiful Prescott Arizona. The long standing event ran by Epic Rides, had a prize purse significant enough to draw some of the top talent in both the US and Canada away from the third round of the USCUP.
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By admin ⋅ May 5th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Shoes are one of the most important pieces of riding gear. A contact point for the entire ride, your shoes are all about performance and comfort. Cutting a corner here is not advised. When it was time to get new shoes, Bicycle World host Dean Henthorn choose the R-300 by Shimano for their features, reputation, and performance. See some of the key features that shoe provides and the how the custo... |
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By admin ⋅ April 29th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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2011 World Cup Downhill in Pietermaritzburg South Africa - Living the Dream
The first World Cup of the season in South Africa has come and gone. I am so excited to have taken part in the first of seven World Cups of the season and thoroughly enjoyed my time in South Africa. I learned all sorts of new things, from paying ridiculous bike fees at the airport to gaining more confidence in myself a... |
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By admin ⋅ April 6th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 As the seasons' unofficial kick off to the race season, racers of all disciplines attending round two of the USCUP at Southridge Park in Fontana California were treated to near perfect dirt conditions. Traditionally known for its loose dust and limited hill to work with, this years event saw race organizers SouthRidge cycles and Team Big Bear, continue to throw in new twists and push the tracks li... |
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By admin ⋅ April 6th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Down Hill
Less than a month ago, Jackie Harmony and her friends were holding local fund raisers to help her fund her dream of competing internationally with the worlds best downhill racers. This past weekend Harmony got her shot when she competed in the Pan American games in Columbia. Where others might have been happy just to be named to the US squad and compete, Harmony was there for one thin... |
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By admin ⋅ March 30th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 There was no shortage of excitement at the season opener in Bonelli Park. With so many racers capable and fit enough to win this early in the year, the mens race turned out to be a thriller with all three podium finishers coming from behind to catch Sid Taberley, who looked invincible by leading every lap until the last. That's when the wheels came off.
From the gun, Taberlay seemed to pull awa... |
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By admin ⋅ March 24th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 To ride downhill moutain bikes seriously takes guts, but to follow your dream to be a world cup champion and be self supporting takes much much more. It takes determination and focus and yes money. This past weekend the downhill community of the greater Phoenix area and the surrounding areas turned out big time to support one of their own in her quest to race the world cup series.
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By admin ⋅ March 4th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Check out this awesome riding video we found on an amazing rider. This is another must watch from and its from a kid named Chris Akrigg. Akrigg is from Yorkshire England. If you haven't heard of him before no worries. He isn't winning any world cup races, but i bet he would fair pretty well and you will be seeing more of him in the future. This kid can ride anything and any style. Impressive for s... |
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By admin ⋅ February 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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There's nothing better than riding new roads, new trails and visiting bicycle friendly places. For me, vacation is all about doing what I like doing best, and that’s ride. But it'ss not all about riding; it's more about, balance. Man cannot live on riding alone so while you're on the road you owe it to the more sophisticated side of your brain to experience that local micro bre... |
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By admin ⋅ February 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The American Bicycle Association is proud to announce this years inductees to the ABA BMX Hall of Fame for their contributions to the sport of BMX:
Marvin Church: Began his BMX career in the early 70's, when the only bike to race was a Schwinn Stingray with 4 inch cranks. Marvin and his dad are credited with building the first straight-tube BMX frame in 1972, as well as cutting cranks apart and... |
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By admin ⋅ February 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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I read this post on Craigs list - from a bike shop owner in the Seattle area. Entertaining for sure..
Whoo-hoo Seattle, the sun is out! Let's discuss a few things before you fumble with swapping the unused ski rack for the unused bike rack on the Subaru. So yes, you've noticed the sun is out, and hey!- maybe it would be cool to to some bike riding. Let's keep in mind that the sun came out o... |
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By admin ⋅ February 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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During this episode of Bicycle World TV, we teach you how to adjust your own derailleur and save you a trip to your local bike shop. Often treated like voodoo by riders, this little adjustment video is easy to learn and invaluable to know. If your bike starts ghost shifting, a quick adjustment will put you back in control. [flashvideo file="mov/bw-techtip.derailer.flv width=480 height=360&qu... |
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By admin ⋅ February 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The 2008 ABA BMX Grand Nationals will be always be remembered as a true celebration of the career of Clayton John, and at the center of it all, the most extreme indoor BMX track ever constructed. As Clayton celebrated his last year as ABA's President, he was given his dream car, a 1934 Ford, which was presented to him by Bernie Anderson during the Friday Night Pro-Spectacular. The riders were tr... |
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By admin ⋅ February 28th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Unless you have been living under a rock, you have heard of Danny MacAskill. The undisputed king of urban trials riding and the owner of the most highly viewed YouTube videos of all time with over 26 million views for just his first movie.
MacAskill who knows a thing or two about body control and the importance of the connection between him and his bike have signed on with Five Ten Shoes. Quite... |
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By admin ⋅ February 22nd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Seasoned Old Pueblo attendees know that you can never be too prepared. For those hearty souls who attended this years 24 Hour of Old Pueblo race, preparation paid off.
The weather at Old Pueblo may not be the story, it is always a factor. Before the race, friends gather and catch up, reminiscing of races gone by, referred to not by the year, but by the weather. The usual conversation opener g... |
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By admin ⋅ February 21st, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 If you are one of the millions and millions of people who have checked out a Danny MacKaskill video and wonder how he pulls off some of those crazy stunts, we’ve got the answer for you. Danny’s clothing partner digdeep has produced a series of four how to videos to be released every two weeks in which Danny explains a few of his favorite tricks. So if you’re interested in 360i... |
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By admin ⋅ February 17th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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World’s Most Comprehensive Cycling Performance Center coming to Scottsdale, Arizona
For years I have read about how elite cyclists get the VIP treatment, wind tunnels, personal massage after every ride etc. But what about us regular guys who train our guts our and throw down in the same big events but do it without those advantages? We may not be world champions, but we have every bit the... |
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By admin ⋅ February 16th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Usually you see how long you can ride before the wheel hits the ground.
Other than that, wheelies aren’t too exciting. However, an Oshkosh teenager has changed the thought on that, at least when he’s popping a wheelie. Jake Drummond, a sophomore-to-be at Oshkosh West, has taken wheelies to a level likely few have ever imagined.
On Monday at West’s track, Drummond entered t... |
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By admin ⋅ February 4th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 I found this little video courtesy of my friends a Marzocchi and KHS bikes. The video is filmed by Travis Rant - a little known budding film maker who has a solid eye. He hooked up with Marzocchi when they gave him a chance and he hit it out of the park. I have seen a number of his short clips and besides the fact that he has some damned fine riders to shoot most of the time which helps, he still ... |
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By admin ⋅ February 3rd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Bicycle World TV is proud to have taken on the role of title sponsor for the 2011 racing season. Growing on last years innagural success the team has attracted more elite and cat 1 riders. The team is still mostly comprised of professional and cat 1 cross country and endurance racers. The team members have competed in multiple La Ruta De La Conquistadors, Cape Epic, Trans Rockies, BC Bicycle Race... |
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By admin ⋅ February 3rd, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The kid who could write the book on come backs is back on a bike for 2011. Chris Del Bosco is set to return to mountain bike racing in 2011 aboard Cove Factory Racing bikes. The former US National DH Champion was on a hiatus from bike racing while focusing on skiing for Canada in the Vancouver Olympic Games. He was originally set to return to bike racing last summer following the Olympics, but und... |
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By admin ⋅ January 29th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Under beautiful blue skies and 73 degree temperatures, the first race of the year was hosted by the Mountain Bike Association of Arizona (MBAA) - in Fountain Hills AZ.
The race utilized the part of all three competitive tracks to give each race class it's own appropriate distance. No matter what the distance, it seemed that the riders on the Bicycle World TV team were ready. The team dominated ... |
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By admin ⋅ January 27th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
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If you are a mountain biker who always dreamed of racing in the Leadville Trail 100, a new qualifying system has been developed to help you get a spot in the famous race.
Mega corporation AEG and Life Time Fitness will create a national series of qualifying races, each of which will provide qualifiers with guaranteed entry into the perennially sold-out Leadville Trail 100 MTB Race. The serie... |
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By admin ⋅ January 13th, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment |
 INDIANAPOLIS--While bicycling continues to ride a wave of popularity across the USA, the bicycle-friendly city of Austin will see the largest assembly of handmade bicycle manufacturers in the modern history of the bicycle, February 25-27, at the seventh annual North American Handmade Bicycle Show, in the Austin Convention Center.
Widely acknowledged as the world’s most significant handmad... |
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By admin ⋅ December 30th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Matt Brooks over at Lone Wolf is at it again, this time with Garett Beuhler. This video is really unique in the timing of its cuts. Garetts riding is not the usual over the top tail whip stuff but rather solid kick ass fun. I am digging the rear facing camera shots. I like how they hang on to that shot longer than most creatives that I see. I don't want to spoil it for you, so dig in... if you lik... |
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By admin ⋅ December 15th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Bend, Ore. (Dec. 12, 2010) – In front of more than 8,000 fans in Bend, Oregon, Katie Compton (Colorado Springs, Colo./Planet Bike) and Todd Wells (Specialized Factory Racing) put their stamp on American cyclo-cross racing with two dominating performances in the elite races as the USA Cycling Cyclo-cross National Championships wrapped up in Oregon. Lees-McRae College and Western Washington Un... |
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By admin ⋅ December 15th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Registration for the 2011 MBAA membership is now open. If you or your team want to compete for the title of Arizona Mountian Bike State Champion this is where it all begins.
REGISTER - www.bikereg.com/events/register.asp
By registering as a member you will be supporting the organization and mountain bike racing in Arizona. It is only twenty dollars for individuals or fifty dollars for a corp... |
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By admin ⋅ December 10th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — Most people would call The Dirty Dozen a grueling bicycle race. Hardcore cyclists in Pittsburgh call it a great way to burn off Thanksgiving dinner.
Every year since 1983 bike nuts have subjected themselves to a 50-mile ride that hits the 13 steepest climbs in a city not known for being particularly flat. Conquering that many hills is no easy feat, but to m... |
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By admin ⋅ December 8th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Five Top Pro International Cycling Teams Confirmed to Compete in the 2011 Quiznos Pro Challenge
Quiznos Pro Challenge Makes Plans to Host 128 World-Class Cyclists in Colorado
December 8, 2010, Denver – The Quiznos Pro Challenge™ today officially announced the first five teams to sign on for the inaugural 2011 competition, including Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) pro team... |
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By admin ⋅ December 8th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The ABA Race of Champions and Grand National concluded one week ago as the final load of dirt was removed from the Quicktrip Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With over 3,200 participants from 45 states and 16 countries and over 103,000 hits on GO211.com, the “Greatest Race on Earth” lived up to its billing. The annual event held in conjunction with the Tulsa Sports Commission every Thanksgiv... |
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By admin ⋅ December 2nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 It took a high tech German engineer to make it, but they finally have a bike lock that will work. It's not officially on sale yet but when it does, it will probably costs as much as Porsche. But hey, it's only money...right?... |
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By admin ⋅ December 2nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Home made snow tires for your commuter bike.
Calling all riders who live in the snow (or at least want to ride in some) this may not be a gravity story, but it does rock. All the cross racers and Flagstaff locals will dig what this guy did in Seattle.
No matter how much we swear we've learned our lessons, Seattle always seems to get caught by surprise by the snow. There we were, minding o... |
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By admin ⋅ December 1st, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 I've read the tests every month in those wishy washy tests that don't really say anything about anything. What I need is a real test, by a rider not owned by advertisers, who has to buy their own shit, trains as much as their significant other and job allows, and throws down at the local weekend race. That's me and that's you and if you're looking for a real review on tires, then here is two for... |
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By admin ⋅ December 1st, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Funny Funny Stuff - Check out this fix gear bike video that rocks
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By admin ⋅ December 1st, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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When testing bikes, tires or any cycling specific item, you need to have that one consistent trail to make direct comparisons on. Here is one of our secret test loops. Its got some loose technical climbing and most every type of terrain imaginable from buffed sections, gnarly rock, loose rocks and gravel on top of hard pack. (sure it's missing roots, but this is the desert) 100% single track, t... |
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By admin ⋅ November 29th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 While most of the mountain bike world works on their golf game and off season fitness, the seasons down under in Australia are turning warmer and the action is just getting started. This past weekend, the Aussies raged at a huge music and sports festival called Newton's Nation held at Mount Panorama inNew South Wales, Australia. As part of the sports program, the event hosted a Downhill race which... |
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By admin ⋅ November 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Lone Wolf Productions is a small production company started by Matt Brooks. He has a unique perspective on filming. Give top riders cameras and let them film what they think would look cool on their own turf. When Matt gets the footage back, he edits it, selects music and like magic - ripper footage of guys sending it comes alive.
The pieces are not too long or too short, bike porn at its best.... |
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By admin ⋅ November 19th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 UPDATE- NOV 19.2010
Titus’ major lender Factors Southwest, which took
control of the bike company on Tuesday, is accepting bids to buy Titus until next Friday, Nov. 19, at 12 p.m.
“We have received a lot of interest in Titus and we want to get Titus into its new owner’s hands as quickly as we can so they can build on the equity and loyalty in the company,” sa... |
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By admin ⋅ November 19th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Event Description
The Dust Devil Mountain Bike Series has been a part of the mountain bike events calendar for nearly 20 years and DCB Extreme Adventures has been organizing it for the better part of the last decade. It’s a pre-cursor to the State or MBAA series and the true mountain bike season.
This series caters to all walks of mountain biking; those who are at the top of the field... |
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By admin ⋅ November 11th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 (Tucson, Ariz.) Nov. 1, 2010. . . . Registration is now open for the pro category of the 2011 Whiskey Off Road endurance mountain bike event located in Prescott, AZ. The online registration form can be foundhere. Amateur registration will open Monday, Jan. 3. The amateur category will be limited to 1,400 riders, so mark your caledar!
Registration opened at 9 a.m. Arizona time on Monday, Nov. ... |
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By admin ⋅ November 9th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 In the world of endurance racing, anything can happen. Lady luck is always testing your equipment, fitness and your desire.If she's not on your side there isn't much you can do but hang on and enjoy the ride. This past weekend, endurance racers got to test their luck at the 12 & 24 hours of Fury mountain bike race held at the McDowell Mountain Park in Fountain Hills AZ . Under a warm 85 degree... |
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By admin ⋅ November 8th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 I was first introduced to a pump track in 2007 when I was invited over to meet Mark Weir and ride his now world famous Peacock Pit - pump track. I remember how it looked like a mini roller coaster. You knew it would be fun just looking at it. After watching Weir shred that track and a 30 second instructional talk, I was out there doing my best white guy imitation looking for the magic rhythm that ... |
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By admin ⋅ November 4th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Rodale, Inc. said on Wednesday that it would fold Mountain Bike magazine’s content into Bicycling Magazine, ending the off-road magazine’s 25-year run as its own publication.
Mountain Bike has been published as a supplement to Bicycling six times per year since 2003, but was sold separately on newsstands. November was the final issue. Prior to 2003, Mountain Bike was a standalon... |
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By admin ⋅ November 4th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Haro Bicycles has launched a new Web site with a completely updated look to showcase its 2011 MTB/Asphalt product, news, athletes, videos, photos and company information.
“We redesigned the vast majority of our entire 2011 model line, so it made sense to also redesign the website,” said Jill Hamilton, MTB/Asphalt bike brand manager. “Had we not redesigned it after making ... |
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By admin ⋅ October 28th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 12 & 24 HOURS OF FURY
November 6-7
4 Peaks Racing, Bicycle Ranch, and McDowell Mountain Regional Park are proud to bring you the Valley of the Suns premier endurance mountain bike event; The 12 & 24 Hours of Fury! This event consists of loops around the perimeter of the Competitive Track at McDowell Mountain Regional Park, one of Arizonas most popular courses. The rule is simple - th... |
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By admin ⋅ October 28th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Dirt Jump videos can get boring. Too much of the same stuff, same jumps etc. But this little video by Mitch Chubey is just right for a couple of reasons. Bicycle World likes the length of this video, Mitch's dirt jumping is tight and the trail just makes us salivate..there is some room for improvement though. What do you think?
Bicycle World TV wants YOUR opinion. Watch the video, and then give... |
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By admin ⋅ October 28th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Another Redbull is in the books, complete with new competitors, controversial judging and weather mind fucks that will keep the conversation alive till next year. Props to the downhillers that threw down with the top freeride and DJ hucksters. This year was misssing some big names like Semenuk and McCaul, but Gee Atherton came back healthy and with a great result to show for it. Logan Binggeli of ... |
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By admin ⋅ October 15th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Hey, if you're all about spreading the bicycling word and want to help Mic Hannah build a public pump track then get your hard tail out to the Eddyline Brewery for some fun and frivolity in the fundraiser for the cause. If you are just a good hearted soul living in any part of this great country and want to help out, just use one of the links below to buy a raffle ticket to win a BRANDNEWGT Bike, ... |
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By admin ⋅ October 6th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Rider Tyler McCaul recently completed his first Redbull Rampage event and had this event recap to share with us. McCaul's story gives great insight into what goes through the mind of a professional rider at these big events. While they make it look easy, it isn't. The new breed of riders are smart in their preparation and mental approach each weighing the risk vs. reward factor thoroughly before c... |
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By admin ⋅ September 15th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The 2010 World Championships concluded this week with suprises in almost every category of racing. From downhill to mountain cross and cross country, there were unexpected winners and an appreciative canadian crowd on hand. Sam Hill shocked the field with his return to the top step after a injury plagued season, while Canadian Steve Smith had the ride of his life to finish second. Smith would have... |
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By admin ⋅ September 15th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 In what can only be described as a spectacular rebound for the US downhill race scene - thanks 100% to Jeremiah Dylan Dean and no thanks to the USA governing body of cycling - The PRO GRT series wrapped up in Whiteface New York and concluded three straight weeks of racing. Whiteface followed the world championships in Quebec and a world cup at Windham.
In the final major gravity event of the ye... |
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By admin ⋅ September 9th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Here is the press release as we received. It. Read it for yourself, but to me it is an embarrassment to cycling in theUS. It's obvious they don't want anything to do with gravity events so why not just come out and say it already. they just cant stand to give up control just in case this gravity stuff catches on. When it does, they'll come running out of the woodwork to claim the glory and say the... |
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By admin ⋅ September 8th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The first World Cup Mountain bike event in the US in five years could not have been more exciting or enjoyable. In the winner-take-all World Cup setting at Windham New York, perfect weather, a great venue and home town hospitality greeted riders from all over the world for the final leg of the World Cup Season. With only the World Championship title left to decide this weekend in Quebec, two speci... |
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By admin ⋅ August 25th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 After almost two weeks of festivities at the 2010 Crankworx festival in Whistler, the largest bike event in North America wrapped up with the Canadian Cup Downhill race. During the week of racing and riding mayhem, everyone on the mountain got to view the rock drop and the rock of "deth" as it was painted, as they floated above the section of the course that ran directly under the chair ... |
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By admin ⋅ August 24th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 SUPER D - Oregon style is about to enter the final two race of its series focusing exclusively on Super D Formatted Racing. Billed as the West Coasts best Super D series, this is one of those series that should be on everyone’s list - even if only for one event.
Take on the locals in their own back yard and be sure to stick around for some of Oregon’s famous trails and famous Oreg... |
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By admin ⋅ August 24th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Record numbers of over 20,000 fans at the Monster Energy Slopestyle at Kokanee Crankworx witnessed a huge changing of the guard. Cam Zink (USA) had a major comeback and earned himself first place and $15,000 for a mind-blowing run featuring a huge front flip off the VW Booter, super floaty 360s and a big, old backflip off the Kokanee Booter. He stepped it up huge and his efforts got him 95.0 ... |
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By admin ⋅ August 20th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Greg Watts takes round one in the best trick competition at the 2010 Crankworx festival with a 360 flip double whip. The best trick competition was two seperate rounds on two seperate jumps. This effectively made it two competitions. Darren Berrecloth won the second competition with his reverse 360 lookback off the Kokanee booter.
Darren Berrecloth coming in nose first off the Kokanee booter.... |
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By admin ⋅ August 13th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The first event on the agenda after arriving in Whistler BC was the Big Air DH. Run on Whistlers most famous trail -" A Line" - a 2 mile, jump trail featuring pure speed and cornering. Brian Lopes has had a virtual lock on this event for something like 6 years and was looking to continue his streak.
A master at bike handliing and minimizing air time over jumps, Lopes is simply the bes... |
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By admin ⋅ August 6th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Transition Bikes has just released a sneak peak of their new short travel downhill rig the TR250.
Designed for bike park shredding and DH racing, the TR250 has adjustable travel between 160 and 180mm and designed to match up to the single crown fork of your choice in those travel settings. Transition wanted to maintain the adjustable geometry found in the TR450 for head angle and BB height but ... |
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By admin ⋅ August 5th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Lots of new products hit the market every year. Some will make it some will not. Polar Pak is one of those products that should make it because it makes sense. If you have ever been on the rivet and tried to drink water, it ain't fun. PolarPak may be your answer.
Peep the realness in this little video...
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By admin ⋅ August 4th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Using a smart qualifying strategy and a solid run Waylon Smith of Great Britain piloted his Mongoose to a victory in the PRO GRT Downhill that was part of the Crankworx weekend at Winter Park. Smith used a no hurry strategy in qualifying to ensure he would be the first one down the hill ahead of any potential weather. And his strategy paid of nicely as he put in a solid run to take the top podium ... |
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By admin ⋅ August 2nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Day one of Crankworx is in the bag and dual slalom was the only competitive event on the schedule. Delayed an hour due to the wet conditions left over from the previous afternoon showers, the riders took to practice and qualifying. Slick and muddy conditions made everyone think twice about tires, tire pressure and line choice.
By the time head to head racing began, the course began to dry ... |
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By admin ⋅ August 2nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 This years Crankworx Slopestyle event was an exercise in patience as riders danced around mother natures fickle weather to squeeze in practice, qualifying and the finals. Saturdays comp brought out the best weather of the week with bright blue skies speckled with white thunder head clouds.
A combination of an energy sapping crash by Cam McCaul on his first run breaking his femur and the wind s... |
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By admin ⋅ July 29th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Dave Weagle's SPLIT PIVOT Suspension System Awarded Patent
Split Pivot is the world's first patented Concentric Drop Out Pivot Suspension system.
On May 18, 2010, Dave Weagle, the creator of the World... |
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By admin ⋅ July 28th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 24 hours of Old Pueblo would be hard to script it better, 70 degree days, 45 degree nights, 1500 plus riders and 24 hours to do what ever it is you do at these events. Part Woodstock and part Baja 1000, The 24 Hours at Old Pueblo is a place where some race round the clock while others enjoy the beverage inspiring atmosphere and the crazy fast single track. The Hollywood setting for this week... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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When I hear Italian made, my mind immediately goes to beautiful craftsmanship, prancing horses, speed and beauty. When I went to Interbike this year, I found just that at the Wilier booth. Another Italian toy to put on my list... Started in 1906 (yes 102 years ago!), Wilier is beyond tradition. It has heritage, lineage and as I have learned, a tradition of winning. Better yet, instead of teasing... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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GRAVITY - the afterthought of USA Cycling has finally gotten a little attention.
A series where gravity riders can strut their stuff on American Soil. The series, treated like an ugly stepchild is at least tied into major regional events across the US and in some cool places. While we are excited to announce the series - there is one glaring error. The fact that there is no DH event in Californ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The UCI Mountain Bike World Cup is set to return to the U.S. next year for the first time since 2005 as Windham Mountain Resort in New York has been chosen to host the series finale August 28-29, 2010.
After successfully hosting a 2008 national calendar event, Windham Mountain resort hosts a UCI Category 1 event this year as the sixth stop on the 2009 USA Cycling Pro Cross Country and Gravity M... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Paris, France July 8, 2008 - - Cycling industry icons Campagnolo and Specialized have embraced Hutchinson Road Tubeless technology, with both brands creating RT wheelsets, and Specialized producing their "Turbo Tubeless" tires at Hutchinson's factory outside of Paris, France beginning with the 2009 model year.
SPECIALIZED TURBO TIRES AND ROVAL WHEELS From a VeloNews article by Ben Del... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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A 120-mile one day epic road ride that will no doubt leave you wondering why. Why did you do it? Why am I here? Why me? You get the picture.. This is one of those rides that you will remember for the rest of your life. High country passages in picturesque Colorado. make your plans early to get your spot and your oxygen bottles. Still want to know more? Check out Triple Bypass... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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On March 10th we lost Dick Burke, Founder or Trek Bicycles, to complications from heart surgery.
Dick was a man that has touched all of our lives, directly or indirectly, in so many positive ways it’s impossible to measure.
Dick raised a great family, built the best bike company in the world and found time to give back to the community. Dick’s son Jo... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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At 7:00 a.m. on Sunday October 4, 2009 participants in the sixth annual Tour de Scottsdale will begin a journey around the beautiful McDowell Mountains that they won’t soon forget.
This years Tour de Scottsdale includes a competitive prize purse for the CAT 1 & 2 cyclists. The non-competitive wave will start as usual under the covered bridge at DC Ranch’s Market Street. As a par... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Dean Henthorn of Bicycle World caught up with Mark Slater, tire designer extrordinaire at the Sea Otter Classic to discuss the core line-up of WTB's offering. Slater has designed more tires than anyone in the MTB industry and has worked with Specialized and others on their tire designs before finding his home at WTB. [flashvideo file="mov/bw-gearingup-tires.flv width=480 height=360" ski... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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How many miles should I be riding the week before a race? How much training does it take to prepare for a charity 100? How much do the Pros train? Do I need an indoor trainer? What happens if I have to miss a ride because of vacations? So many questions to answer, so many riders to help get faster….
This is where you can find resident articles from some of Americas top certif... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The Shoot Out has been happening since the early seventies. It has changed in many ways, the course has changed, the number of riders has grown from five to one hundred fifty-five, and the players have changed. One thing that has not changed is its consistency- it is always there- Every Saturday Rain or Shine. It is always competitive. It is a benchmark for competition. The man that taught me how... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The 2009 Bicycle Leadership Conference to be Held during Sea Otter Classic Through 2011
The Bicycle Product Suppliers Association announces new dates, location and conference director for the 12th annual BLC event. MONTGOMERYVILLE, Pa. - July 29, 2008 - In an effort to better leverage networking opportunities and industry leadership attendance, the Bicycle Product Suppliers Association (BPSA) ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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At 2:38 a.m. EDT, Team Type 1 riders Jeff Bannink, Simon Bennett, Alex Bowden, Matt Brooks, Tom Kingery, Lonny Knabe, Bob Schrank and Mark Suprenant were recognized on the victory podium to the cheers of a large crowd of supporters that included the team’s founder, Phil Southerland.
Schrank, the RAAM team director, teamed with Southerland and Team Type 1 co-founder Joe Eldridge in 2007 w... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Taiwan overall trade rebounds in December Taiwan’s trade w ith the rest of the world grew by over 50% in December 2009, signaling that trading condit ions are returning to normal.
The Bureau of Foreign Trade (BOFT) said that Taiwan’s total foreign trade value in December 2009 posted a 51.2% growth to US$38.41 billion compared with December 2008. Of this figure, exports registered U... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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I've been watching Swobo since 2005, not quite sure what to make of them. Using words like "urban", "bike commuting" and other such futuristic dribble, Swobo was a self proclaimed green company before it was a hollow marketing ploy.
That was Tim Parr's dream when he created Swobo back in 1991 before joining Santa Cruz Bicycles owner Robb Roskopp at the turn of the centrury to ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Spot Brand is a Colorado bike company that has been building handmade frames for 15 years. From 26" traditionalists to 29rs, mountain to commuters, this brand knows how to build a bike that is made for you.
U.S. MADE... Spot brand is one of the few manufacturers that still make a bike in the good 'Ol USA. They do have production models from made overseas, but it's the American made stuff ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The fastest gravity riders on the planet discovered Five-Ten's advantages, now it's your federal government.
Not that the feds are looking to shed their stealth bomber for a bike, but they will be adding more stealth technology to their armorment. This time they are using the Five Ten Impact High top with Stealth Rubber® as the basis for their Desert Enforcer shoe that Special Ops fo... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Another national championship is complete, the winners crowned and the riders have all gone home. Hardware hanging around their necks or battle scares on their body. Stories of would have, could have and should have will be recounted until next year. Racing and competing after all is about getting in the game and challenging yourself to be the best you can be - win or lose. The cross country crow... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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IRVINE, CA (BRAIN)—After years of testing Shimano brings its Dura Ace electric drivetrain, Dura Ace Di2, to market. Sold as an optional upgrade package to mechanical 7900 Dura Ace, Shimano expects to deliver Di2 Dual Control type levers, front derailleur, rear derailleur, battery pack and charger kits to retailers and OEMs in January.
Going electric helps to ensure precision... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Santa Cruz Bicycles dropped a bomb on the industry when it announced the release of a full carbon Blur XC. It's a bomb because Santa Cruz did a great job keeping wraps on the project and second because the company known for building some of the industries high quality and performing bikes is putting its reputation on the line going with carbon. Until we get to test the bike, we'll leave you with t... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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If you love the individuality of fixed gear, single speed, road, cruiser and any other kind of frankenbike, then you should stop what you're doing right now and put San Diego on your calendar for next year.
It is a true bike geeks heaven. Super cool, super custom and in So. Cal. While there are some similarities to Hand Made Bicycle show, this show appears different because there is focus atten... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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True to his commitment and goals, Michael Ball and his Rock N Republic race team are moving forward. And doing it with authority by announcing their new 2009 race team.
The team that had their fair share of success last year is even stronger this year with the addition of some key riders. Taking advantage of Team Toyota's shutting down, Ball smartly picked up the strongest of the defunct teams ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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New consumer Web site includes product, sponsored team and women's cycling information, a corporate blog and the ability to purchase Ritchey products online.
SAN CARLOS, Calif. - July 8, 2008 - Ritchey Design, a leading developer and manufacturer of high-quality road and mountain bike components, today announced the launch of its new consumer Web site, which includes the ability to purchase pro... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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After much anticipation and excitement the 2009 REDLINE CUP CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS are now announced.
This year there have been some exciting changes, the Redline Cup Series will now involve points accumulated from three races. Riders now count his/her best score from any Redline Cup Qualifier event, and then adds his/her scores from Saturday & Sunday at the Redline Cup Final.
In addition t... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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After a four year break, The Red Bull Rampage, the event that put mountain biking back on the map with it's massive air, technical lines and now slope style tricks - is back.
But don't knock yourself out trying to get out to Virgin Utah this weekend to see it go down. In perusing the official web site, the promoters make it clear that getting to the event may be a bigger challenge than riding s... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The League of American Bicyclists has announced our first annual ranking of Bicycle Friendly States, scoring all 50 states on more than 70 factors. The states were scored on responses to a questionnaire evaluating their commitment to bicycling and covering 6 key areas: legislation; policies and programs; infrastructure; education and encouragement; evaluation and planning; and enforcement.
The h... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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So I am not a bonafide film critic, but I am a mountain bike racer with a sick fantasy of maybe actually trying to finish a Leadville 100. And given the success of our TV show (Bicycle World), I know a little something about tv/video production.
So out of support for cycling and a fellow entertainment creator, curiousity and a slightly bit of jealousy that I didn't come up with the idea, I plun... |
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Want to get more speed and control out of your riding. Watch Mark Weir and Randy Spangler show you on a pump track and then put it in action on the trail.... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The ABA is proud to announce that the ABA BMX Hall of Fame has found a permanent home at the Olympic Training Center in Chula Vista, CA.
The Olympic Training Center has set aside nearly 1000 sq. ft. inside the OTC Visitor Center to pay homage to BMX heroes from days gone by; the National BMX Hall of Fame will be one of the main attractions for over 300,000 annual visitors. OTC Director Tracy L... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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If you have never been to a 24 hour cross country mountain bike race it is an event.
What starts out as a party, ends as a party and everything in between is just more fun. The 24 Hours of Old Pueblo is an eleven year old event that has earned it's place in the coveted list of "must ride" events. While there are those who ride to win, there are twenty more there for the experience. ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 26th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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It would be hard to script it better, 70 degree days, 45 degree nights, 1500 plus riders and 24 hours to do what ever it is you do at these events. Part Woodstock and part Baja 1000, The 24 Hours at Old Pueblo is a place where some race round the clock while others enjoy the beverage inspiring atmosphere and the crazy fast single track.
The Hollywood setting for this weekends 11th riding of the... |
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As the world continues to laud praise on the bike scene in British Columbia, several other American resorts are quietly building, evolving and transforming their playgrounds.
One of the leaders in American revolution is Northstar at Tahoe. While still overlooked by most main stream cycling media, it is by no means overlooked by the throngs of Nor Cal riders looking for a slice of andrenal... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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How does a company that only makes 29'er succeed. Specialization - in 29er - that is. This relatively new company is taking the 29ers to a new level. Even though they didn't invent it, Niner bikes are trying to perfect it and are as good as anyone when it comes to big wheel bikes. See for yourself... [flashvideo file="mov/Niners.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Adventure Cycling Association - North America's largest cycling membership organization - will showcase an emerging plan for a nationwide U.S. Bicycle Route System (USBRS) at the upcoming Interbike Expo, September 24-26, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The USBRS project is a multi-organizational effort lead by the American Association of State Highway Transportation Officials (AASHTO) with the support of... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Lets face it, Riding is the best, but not everything good in life has to have pedals. And before you hang me for blasphemy, remember, you are a renaissance rider. Seeking action on two wheels while striking that perfect balance of other cerebral activities like fishing, surfing, brew chugging and lobster chowing.
If this sounds like you then Punta San Carlos - self-proclaimed as Baja's Ultimate... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Midwest Warms Up to Make it a Memorable Show Speedway, Indiana - With the economy not looking any better and trade shows across the country canceling, the North American Handmade Bicycle Show is holding firm, and aims to delight and inspire both industry veterans and newcomers at the world's leading handmade bicycle show.
With the show now going into its fifth year, exhibitor numbers are showi... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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When your tired of riding on the trainer and jonesen to get on your mountain bike in winter let it be known that there is an answer to your prayers.
We found it at Arizona Outback Adventures A seasoned firm that puts riders of all levels in the saddle during the prime winter and spring months of the Grand Canyon State. You are welcome to bring your own bike or opt for the "no worries&qu... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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October 28-29 - For two days, 1,000+ cyclists leave Phoenix area and traverse the beautiful Sonoran desert, overnighting in Salome, AZ and crossing the California border on day two before ending in Parker, AZ. A great time of year to see the desert in all it's glory. Total ride is 176 miles. To help a great charity and find out more, go to www.nmss.org/aza... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Wow, has 2009 flown by or what? The Mountain States Cup Series has announced it's 2010 Race Schedule. From all accounts, this is one of the best run series in the US. If your within driving distance of one or more races, I suggest you put one of these beautiful locations in your plans to ride next year. Don't forget to drop us a line and let us know what you thought about it. April 24-25 - Rab... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Flagstaff is Arizona's most famous mountain biking destination. Offering trails at over 8000 ft. including downhill runs, Flagstaff is a perfect bicycle vacation for both mountain bikers and roadies. When your not riding, Flagstaff has plenty of accommodation at all price levels, great restaurants, unique shops, micro-breweries and killer breakfast spots all in the vibrant downtown area. Looking ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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CINELLI x MASH BIKE UPDATE-- Co-Branded Fixie Bike Gets Closer to Release Date: April 2, 2009 (Santa Fe, NM) Great news for Cinelli fans who got their first taste of the collaboration with MASHSF and liked what they saw at Interbike 2008. The prototype track bike was made production-ready over the winter and the first finished framesets are just weeks away from shipping. We now have even more de... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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In keeping with bringing you great products from small companies Italy's Limar Helmets rolled out the world's lightest helmet at Intebike '09. The new Pro 104, boasts a weight of 170 grams in size medium - perfect for weight weenies, climbers and those that would prefer not to wear a helmet at all. That's 10 grams less than Limar's previous top-of-line model. For U.S. residents, however, the weig... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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As a rider, you hear stories about races all over the country. The stories are passed down from rider to rider like folklore, building on there mystique and prestige. The 24 Hours of Old Pueblo is one of the those races. The brain child of Todd Sadow, the 24 Hours of Old Pueblo is a bona fide must ride event. Whether you are a hard core soloist, corporate team our bag of mixed nuts, this event ha... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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From the moment we planned to go to Fontana for the second round of the Kenda US Cup West, we knew it would be special. We heard the 4x course was going to be reworked by Eric Carter, the downhill was 80% new and the XC course featured a "climb" or two that boasted 787 feet of elevation per lap on just a five mile loop.
Super D Delivers in a Big Way See Pictures of the Weekend Her... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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What do you get when you mix two days of desert sun, 15,000 new products, miles of trade show floor, strip clubs, gambling, overpriced food, industry parties and very little sleep?
Interbike 2008 - of course. It's where the industry meets to talk strategies, educate dealers and celebrate cycling at warp speed for five continuous days. Completing the week is like finishing a major Tour. You are ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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It's no secret it has been a tough year.
When you ask, people will give you a chipper "hello, thing are doing fine' sort of an answer. Never really letting on to the real picture. So this lends itself to the most recent topic of discussion - Interbike.
A veritable candy store for the cycling enthusiast, everyone is asking each other, what do you think it will be like this year. Without... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Author and training legend Joe Friel was a guest on Bicycle World's segment The Training Room. Friel discusses some of the myths of hydration and some pointers on how to prepare for an upcoming race. [flashvideo file="mov/training-hydration.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/flash-video-player/skins/stylish/stylish.swf /] |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The advent of the new Tubeless Road movement has spawned many questions how to fix a flat if you do get one and if tubes can still be used on these tires. The answer is yes, tubes are an option. But why would you want to use tubes when the new Hutchinson Tire Sealant is your one stop patch kit? Hutchinson claims you can be back on the road in 90 seconds....here is our test. [flashvideo file=&quo... |
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Word on the street about the coming of the tubeless road tires and wheels has been around for the some time. Was it leaked as a marketing test or with real intention? Well one tire company, Hutchinson Tires, has continued to not only talk road tubeless but also push the cause. It was hard to get press on these tires because there were no wheels available for the public. Until now. The tubeless se... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Hammer Head Racing has choosen GEAX Tires as the team race tire for the 2010 season.
The first year team of Elite and Cat 1 racers choose GEAX because of its new performance line up of XC tires. "Our team races both 26" and 29' wheels and we think the GEAX has the best tires for both applications" stated team member James Robinson when asked about how the team choose GEAX over ot... |
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GEAX Hammer Head Racing has choosen GEAX Tires as the team race tire for the 2010 season. The first year team of Elite and Cat 1 racers choose GEAX because of its new performance line up of XC tires. “Our team races both 26″ and 29′ wheels and we think the GEAX has the best tires for both applications” stated team member James Robinson when asked about how the team choose ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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As awesome as it is to ride in the mountains, getting stuck out in the wilderness is no fun. Bicycle World visited AZ Bikes in Flagstaff to learn what type of gear to have when riding in the back country where the weather can turn on a dime and cell phone reception is not an option. [flashvideo file="mov/gearingup-azbikes.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv/htdocs... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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(Santa Fe, NM - April 13, 2009) "Bolstering our road category was a big focus for us at last year's Interbike," said BTI's purchasing manager, Seth Graves. According to Graves the decision to carry Gaerne involved some weighing of risk.
Gaerne, manufacturer of premium Italian footwear is still fairly unknown to much of the US market. "In the end the quality of their cycli... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Jean-Pascal Roux, French amateur, after setting a world distance record by riding 839 km (520 miles) in 24 hours on an outdoor course. That's an average speed of 34.96 kph (21.68 mph). Post effort, Roux was overheard saying "Cooked! I am cooked! I can't even lift my leg to step off my bike." He definitely deserved the right to say he was cooked. What does he do for a recovery ride?... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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LOS ANGELES, December 18, 2008The 2009 Amgen Tour of California will once again bring together a world-class field of cycling teams from multiple nations, including eight of the sport’s top-rated ProTour teams.
Race organizers confirmed today that entries for the fourth annual race will include Lance Armstrong and the Amgen Tour of California’s two-time def... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Want to be part of the scene, get in a ride, share some stories, be part of a collective concsious on two wheels? Hit one or more of the rides listed below. They are usually promoting a worthy local or national cause and are down right fun. We are adding more every day so keep your eyes on this page. Do you have a ride, race or event you want to promote? This is your chance » Submit an eve... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Want to be part of the scene, get in a ride, share some stories, be part of a collective concsious on two wheels? Hit one or more of the rides listed below. They are usually promoting a worthy local or national event and are down right fun. We are adding more every day so keep your eyes on this page. Do you have a ride, race or event you want to promote? This is your chance »Submit an even... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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As usual, one of the most popular races at the Sea Otter Classic is the dual Slalom. In Bicycle Worlds 4th episode filmed over the entire festive weekend there was good racing all over the mountain. This footage of the PRO Men features Steve Peat, Mick Hannah, Jared Graves, Brian Lopes throwing down for the title. [flashvideo file="mov/rv-slalom.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://ww... |
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In another episode from Bike Skills - former World Champion Greg Minnaar shares some great tips for Descending all kinds of terrain.... |
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HOOD RIVER, OR (BRAIN)—Marking its fifth acquisition in the past five years, Billabong International Ltd. reached an agreement to buy surf, snow and bike accessories maker DaKine Hawaii Inc. for as much as $133 million.
DaKine is mainly known in the bike industry for its wide range of packs, gloves and jerseys. The DaKine purchase will add accessories such as surfboard bags ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Maybe it was the eve of a new year. Maybe it was the Champagne. Maybe it was simply the right time. Whatever it was, Adam Greenfield of San Francisco made a resolution at a party on Dec. 31, 2008: He would not drive, or ride, in an automobile for all of 2009. This futuristic experiment fit in with Greenfield's lifestyle.
A 29-year-old single guy who makes community films for City Hall, he was a... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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2009 Crank Worx winner Greg Watts has put on Five Ten shoes in his quest to defend this years title. Watts, one of the elite dirt jumpers and slope style competitors in the world made the switch to Five Ten to continue his rise as a dominant force on the scene.
Already considered to have one of the best bag of tricks on two wheels, Watts was spotted at Woodward West... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Want some great core strenth exercises? The therapists at Endurance Rehabilitation work with world class athletes and weekend warriors alike. No matter what your level these little exercises will get you on the road to results. [flashvideo file="mov/training-core.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/flash-video-player/skins/stylish/stylish.... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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When I was introduced to Albabici - Distributors of Nalini clothing from Italy, I had never heard of the clothing company and expected more of the same clothing with more of the same claims. What I got, was a history lesson and some of the best products I've ever ridden. Watch, learn, buy.. [flashvideo file="mov/Nalini.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv/htdocs/wp... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Wow, Bicycle World just got word that Cedric Gracia and his team CG Racing Brigade will be riding Santa Cruz frames this year! Rob Roskopp has always put together a top team and adding Cedric and his brigade is an smart move. Already with a loaded team with Steve Peat, Greg Minnaar, Josh Bryceland, Kurt Voreis, Jamie Goldman and John Waddell - Cedric's Team and personality will only help attract... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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On January 8th, 2010 . Former ER physician Christopher Thompson was sentenced today to five years in state prison for seriously injuring two bicyclists after he allegedly deliberately slammed on his brakes and caused two bicyclists to crash. The cyclists were seriously injured. . A jury in November found Thompson guilty of multiple felonies. . Thompson, the owner of a medical documentation compan... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Randy Stumpfhauser (Stumpy) has announced his retirement and will end his illustrious career at the 2010 ABA Grand Nationals, this Thanksgiving, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The ABA Grand Nationals is where Randy began his PRO Racing career at the age of 18 back in November of 1995.
 Randy began his BMX career in 1986 at age nine. Like many BMX racers, Randy was introduced to BM... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Bikestock is a Bicycle and Music event where we celebrate "1 day of Peace Bikes & Music." We will have 70, 35 and 20 mile rides. The music is held at an outdoor amphitheater. This year we will have the Carolina Travelers (bluegrass), Candlewyck (newgrass), and Darrell Scott (Americana) and possibly others. More information can be found at www.bikestockfest.com... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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waterfuel.wmv If I could ride my bike everywhere I would. But since that is not a reality, lets go for a car that runs on water. One that can take me and my buddies to the mountain for some downhill runs.... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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San Juan Capistrano (March 24, 2009)— Bike Magazine received a double-shot of good news last week when it learned that it had been selected as a finalist in two categories of the WPA Maggie Awards. B
ike’s June 2008 issue, dedicated to Pain and Suffering, was nominated for Best Theme Issue. Even more impressive, the magazine was also selected as one of the... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The single most important thing in riding your bike is the fit. If you are going to put in some serious hours, a professional fit is recommended. The following video appeared in an episode of Bicycle World and gives you a good baseline for setting up your road bike. [flashvideo file="mov/training-bikefit.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Bicycle World is pleased to announce it has signed on as the media sponsor for Hammer Head Racing. The title sponsorship of the team goes to Hammer Head Bike shop in Austin Texas. The team is comprised of primarily elite pro, pro and cat 1 cross country and endurance racers. Hammer Head will race at select major races in the US and abroad promoting its sponsors. The Hammer Head Race team will als... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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When a bike store that hosted the most successful team in cycling history puts the word out that it will find a buyer or closes its doors, is it a sign of the times? I think not, but that is what Bicycle Ranch in Scottsdale AZ has just announced. After successfully hosting Lance Armstrong and the Discovery team annual sponsor ride for more than 5 years, the store that built a reputation on profess... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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If distance Mountain Bike racing and Mexican food is your thing, then add a new race to your schedule. The Baja Epic Stage race will feature more than 300 miles and 24,000 feet of climbing in its first year effort. But unlike the relenting reputation of La Ruta, or the financial and time commitment of Cape Epic, “The Baja Epic will be a little more fun than most existing stage races,&rdquo... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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It reads like a movie script, I can hear the trailer now..."Lance is back. And this time, he has a cause"...." Lance Armstrong is...Lance Armstrong and he's got a peleton to grind." A carbon wheel weilding Armstrong is sweating and laughing maniacly as he sprints up the first uncategorized climb of the 2009 tour leaving carnage in his wake. And just when you think the race will... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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By ANDREW DAMPF, AP Sports Writer VENICE, Italy (AP)—Lance Armstrong has received “high interest†from sponsors willing to back his cycling team if he takes over control of financially strapped Astana. Astana receives most of its financial support from Kazakh state holding company Samruk-Kazyna, but the Central Asian nation’s ... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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The American Bicycle Association hosted theWinter Nationals this past weekend,March,6-8 in Phoenix, AZ. What you say about Black Mountain BMX that hasn't been said before? That is a hard one for sure. How about Olympians, Gold medals,world famous dirt jumpers, television, and media!I can say this though, this weekend's event was excellent to say the least. The riders,families, fans, and industry u... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Adventure Cycling is inviting all riders and photographers to enter their most stunning bike photos — highlighting the beauty, adventure, and inspiration of bicycle travel — in their 1st Annual Bicycle Travel Photo Contest. They are looking for striking digital images that capture the spirit, wonder and adventure of bicycle touring and travel. These images can be taken anywhere in the... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 July 29th - August 1, one of the biggest gravity festivals in the US is back and I personally guarantee you it will be even bigger and badder than ever. Thanks to the CrankWorx organizers and Winter Park Resort for allowing it to happen, the forth stop of the PROGRT series will add to the activities on the hill and will be going off just after the masters of big air throw down a trick-a-palooza on... |
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By admin ⋅ July 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 It is a big weekend for all disciplines at MSC #4, Wildflower Rush. Cross country racers will have 40 miles of challenging singletrack to test their endurance; gravity racers will compete for the coveted Colorado State Championship title in downhill and four cross; and super d contestants will have an all-new course for 2010. This year, the Wildflower Rush is being held in conjunction with Crested... |
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By admin ⋅ July 19th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Now that the country has for the most part, thawed out, and the Sea Otter is behind us, the Race season is in full swing for both coasts.It started out west with cross country racers testing their early season legs in the US Cup back in February at Bonelli Park and then on to Fontana. Everyone ramping up for the Sea Otter (UCI points events) and the world cup events. If early season form is an i... |
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We have seen this over and over again, a customer walks into a bike shop asking for their flat tire to be fixed and gets some crappy shop attitude. Well we are here to tell you that it's time to feel empowered and learn to change your own tire or replace a tube. And we've got the video to teach you how. Learn this little skill so you don't get stuck on the trail, roadside or at a bad bike shop. W... |
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Changing your disc brake pads is something everyone should learn how to do. It might save your weekend or $50 on a race entry. What ever the case, with minimal tools and this little video segment from Bicycle World episode 5 you can have your new brake pads in and on the trail in 10 minutes. [flashvideo file="mov/techtip-discbrakes.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworl... |
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By admin ⋅ July 19th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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TOP VIDEO - Keeping your bike at it's optimal performance requires a good cleaning regime. The video below shows the Chipotle Slipstream team mechanic showing you exactly how to clean your ride. One thing we learned following the pro teams is how many teams use Pedros tools and cleaning products. Check out the cool chain tensioner they use when cleaning the drive chain. While it may sound silly,... |
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So your bike is shifting poorly and your not sure if it's the chain or simply a stretched chain. Here's how to find out before plunking down the money for a new chain or cables. [flashvideo file="mov/techtip-chain.flv width=480 height=360" skin=http://www.bicycleworld.tv/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/flash-video-player/skins/stylish/stylish.swf /] |
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While the most of the country is under snow or in sloppy mud, the Mountain Bike Association of Arizona kicked off the season at McDowell Mtn Regional Park (former host of the NORBA MTB Nationals) under perfect conditions. Six riders of the newly formed Hammer Head racing team were on hand to test their early season legs against the winter paradise's best riders. Elite Pro Jeff Herrera scored 4th... |
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By admin ⋅ June 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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If he keeps this up, the Manhattan Beach Grand Prix is going to have to be renamed the “Rahsaan Bahati Grand Prix.” Rock Racing’s star sprinter won the 48th edition of the Chevron Manhattan Beach Grand Prix Sunday for the third consecutive year. It was his ninth win of the season and Rock Racing’s 24th victory on the year. “I wasn’t feeling any pressure to win... |
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By admin ⋅ June 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Shoes are one of the most important pieces of riding gear. A contact point for the entire ride, your shoes are all about performance and comfort. There is a reason why a majority of the Pro Peleton wear the R-300 shoes. They deliver the goods. Not as fast as a pro? Doesn't matter, there is no reason to cut a corner here when you're putting in the hours. When it was time to get new shoes, Bicycle ... |
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By admin ⋅ June 22nd, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The Pro GRT Tahoe, located at the Northstar-at-Tahoe Resort in Truckee, California is turning out to be one of the best events on the circuit! As one of the highest regarded mountain bike parks in the nation, this race is already attracting some of the worlds fastest racers!
Reigning World DH champion Steve Peat (Santa Cruz Syndicate), current World Cup DH points leader Greg Minnaar (Santa... |
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By admin ⋅ June 14th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The world of mountain biking is unique. By most pro-sport standards it isn’t exactly what one would call lucrative. But the lack of money doesn’t detract from those chasing their dream of being a World Cup downhiller and standing up on the podium in front of fellow racers, fans and the ocassional TV cameras. The satisfaction of ripping a run or tough section creates a life lo... |
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By admin ⋅ June 10th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 There was talk in the paddock, but not until this weekend was it public knowledge. Pivot Bikes unleashed it's new downhill bike at the first world cup of the year in Mariboro where Mitch Delfs snagged a 15th place for the brand without the aid of copious amounts of pre-season testing. Bicycle World doesn't have as much news as we would like, but what we do have is this.
The DH rig feat... |
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By admin ⋅ June 10th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
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One of the best seasons in Arizona mountain biking history is about to come to a close. The eighth and final round of the MBAA state series will be held in Flagstaff on June 13, 2009. Overall series class winners will be crowded and schwag will be flying, but not until racers flog themselves on an epic course which will take the racers over the top of Mt. Elden (9000+ ft). and back. The race - Sp... |
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Joining the previously announced eight ProTour teams, nine additional Pro Continental and Continental teams have been confirmed for the 2009 Amgen Tour of California by AEG, presenter of the professional cycling race. The nine-day stage race will feature 17 of the world’s top professional teams, including world-renowned riders Lance Armstrong, two-time defending champion Levi Leipheimer, thr... |
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The 4th stop of the Pro Mountain Bike Gravity Tour sets to kick off this weekend (August 14-16) in Windham, New York for the Yankee Clipper East Coast National! For the 2nd year in a row, Windham will host this nationally recognized event, which will be the prelude to the UCI World Cup finals in 2010! The Pro GRT downhill should be one to watch as only TEN (10) points separates the top four men!... |
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By admin ⋅ June 10th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 Cycling super-sprinter Mark Cavendish explains his phenomenal rise to stardom in his new book, Boy Racer: My Journey to Tour de France Record-Breaker. Cav describes with riveting detail the sprint victories that propelled him into the highest ranks of the cycling elite. His first-person play-by-plays put readers wheel to wheel with the world's fastest cyclists. Boy Racer is now available in bookst... |
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By admin ⋅ May 18th, 2010 ⋅ Post a comment |
 The 2nd round of the 2010 USA Cycling ‘Pro Gravity Tour’ (Pro GRT) is set to hit the east coast at Plattekill Bike Park in Roxbury, New York for the ‘KHS Bicycles Gravity Open’ on May 20-23, 2010. Scheduled one week before the US Open, the Pro GRT Plattekill is already attracting the nation’s & the world’s top riders, including Trek World Racing, DRD To... |
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Casey showing off his FIVE TEN Freeriding shoes |
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By admin ⋅ May 21st, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment |
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Custom Bike Show - rear wheel participant |
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Rock N Republic, Bicycle World, TEam 2009 |
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Finally a Car as green as my bike, but not as much fun... |
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