Race Report By Eric “The Animal” Hunner: The Traverse 2009
RL Policar-The Animal shares his experience during the 2009 Traverse. Read his report and you’ll be amazed by his strength. I swear man, its like reading about Paul Bunyan or Hercules or something big and strong…I would like to add that The…
Happy Mother’s Day
To all the hot moms out there…Happy Mother’s Day! Photo courtesy of http://www.redridinghoodedibles.com
We’re giving away a Swiss Bike TX
Here’s your chance to win a very unique mountain bike made by Swiss Bike. The Swiss TX mountain bike has to be the most interesting bike out there. It folds! Specs: click HERE. So why are we giving away this bike? Orginally MtnBikeRiders.com was…
Happy Birthday to Eric “The Animal
On behalf of the MtnBikeRiders.com Family, we’d like to wish THE ANIMAL, a Happy Birthday! The Animal prefers smoked turkey legs than cake…Happy B-Day buddy!
Race Report: Kim Finch US Kenda Cup Series- Santa Ynez
RL Policar-As always, Kim Finch never disappoints. Santa Yenz Classic is part of the US Kenda Cup Series, which is another fun XC race. We arrived Saturday morning for registration and had a chance to pre-ride the course. It was just around 9 mile…
Priscilla’s first time downhill mountain biking
After months of persuasion, Priscilla agreed to try DH with me. She was never a big fan of the technical aspect of this genre of riding, but since she’s super cool and a kick butt rider, she figured it was worth a shot. Since she’s never done…
Review: Dainese Raptor Helmet
Dainese provided me the Raptor helmet to test out during the Shimano Winter Series. Specs: Full-face downhill helmet with fibreglass external shell and internal shell in dual-density polystyrene with ventilated structure. Band with micrometric…
Review: Grease Monkey Wipes
Grease Monkey Wipes had sent us some samples to test. Here’s what we found out. I applied some bearing grease to my hand. I can’t stand bearing grease, its hard to get off and even after you wash your hands out, there’s still a bit of a…
How to make your own bicycle themed wall clock.
First thing you want to do is get a clock kit from Walmart. They cost about $5. Then you’ll also need an 8″ rotor (used), and 2 (1 1/2″ washers). I had to drill out the hole of the washer to a 1/2″ diameter so I could get it to…
Aliso Woods Ride Report-Finally on the bike after a few weeks…
I had super long week that started with Sea Otter and ended with some business travel to North Carolina. I finally came home on Friday night and was looking forward to some weekend riding. I sent out my usual email telling people about a trail I had…