After planning a road ride with my riding buddy, we opted to go for a mountain ride instead. Come one now, how do you pass up a fun mountain ride for the road? I just couldn’t do it. After watching my friend Ryan install the derailleur cables on my wife’s bike I was able to…
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One of my old riding buddies got me this a few years ago. I bust it out every Christmas…wouldn’t you!?
It’s that time again boys and girls! It’s Thursday Tech Tip! This week’s episode deals with how to install a crown race without any special tools. Learn how to do it just by watching the video at MtnBikeRidersTV.com
If you’re going to be in the North Orange County area and would like to join the baddest, relaxed vibe ridin’ Mo-Fo’s in the face of the planet, then come join us at the Fullerton Loop at 7am. Arnie…come join us! That’s right buddy, I called you out and now you HAVE to go!
Sometimes when I see posters of great riders like Lance Armstrong, Greg Lemond, Tinker Juarez, Melissa Buhl and the like, I see them wearing some nice helmets and they look super cool in them. In fact some of them even look better with their helmets than without. So here’s my dilema, there are tons of…
We received the Nirve Night Owl last week. We’ll be testing this bike as a daily commuter and as a single speed rigid bike. Though the Nirve doesn’t recommend that the Night Owl be used as a bike for the single track, I decided to see what kind of fun I could have with it.…
Well we’re one week closer to the new year and one Brews Day further along in the month of December. Today’s beer of choice is from Full Sail Brewery, located in Hood River, Oregon. They’ve only been around since 1987 but have already established a name for themselves. So let’s take a taste of another…
If you missed out on the festivities, I created a slide show video which is over at MtnBikeRidersTV.com
When Randy lived in New Cumberland, PA, it would snow there. So he was smart enough to make his own tire chains so he could go riding in the freezing cold. You can find out how to make that by clicking HERE. He even tested his invention and it works! You can read that HERE.
I’m a bit late, but its finally done. Check it out on MtnBikeRidersTV.com