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We’re here!

April 14, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on We’re here!

We arrived this morning at Monterey, Ca. around 4:30am. We got something to eat and tried to rest in the truck but we’re too excited and filled with cRead More…

We’re hitting the road!

April 13, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on We’re hitting the road!

It’s 10:26pm on Friday night and Jeremy, Moe and myself are about to get on the road for 6 hours to Sea Otter! Stay tuned all weekend as we proRead More…

RL Challenges The Fezzari Tutorial

April 13, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on RL Challenges The Fezzari Tutorial

I decided to challenge the Fezzari tutorial on adjusting the rear derailleur. I figured that I’ll see if their technique is better than mine or if Read More…

Getting Ready for Sea Otter Classic

April 12, 2007October 3, 2007 RL Policar2 Comments on Getting Ready for Sea Otter Classic

Yeah I’ve done my laundry, and even started to pack my stuff. But from what everyone has been telling us, bikes is the way to get around Laguna SeRead More…

Trail Etiquette

April 12, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Trail Etiquette

I’ve been wanting to come up with an article chock full of trail etiquette reminders for our readers to benefit from. So far I’ve got a few good oRead More…

Friday The 13th Riding Tips

April 12, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Friday The 13th Riding Tips

Everyone knows that Friday the 13th is a day of bad luck. So I’ve compiled a list of precautionary steps to ensure that your ride on this famous day iRead More…

The “I Used To’s”

April 12, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on The “I Used To’s”

Random thoughts coming up…. Working at an LBS I run in to quite a bit of people that are the “I Used To’s.” These are the folks that has a storRead More…

Sand Bagging

April 12, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Sand Bagging

Recently Priscilla received ad bulletin on her Myspace account about some dude venting regarding people in the local races sand bagging. If you’re noRead More…

How To Use a Chain Tool

April 10, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on How To Use a Chain Tool

One of our readers, Cheong Leong sent me an email asking how to use a chain tool. So I figured that I’ll go ahead and demonstrate on the KMX ST Class.Read More…

How To Tune a Sram X7 Rear Derailleur

April 9, 2007October 3, 2007 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on How To Tune a Sram X7 Rear Derailleur

The Woodstock 707 is equipped with the Sram X7 rear dérailleur and shifters. Tuning the dérailleur is a bit different from Shimano dÃ�Read More…

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