Thursday Tech Tip: How to Remove A Crank Arm…or two
This week’s Thursday Tech Tip was proudly presented by Jeremy Yang. He needed some help with the Redline Mono9’s crank arms. So rather than giving the boy the fish, I taught him how to catch a fish…and placed him in front of the camera…
Cold Weather Cross Training: Nirve Night Owl
Nirve Night Owl I was up in Nor Cal for Christmas this past weekend so I decided to bring the Nirve Night Owl for some pavement pounding or what I’d consider cross training. I got out at 7am in 30 degree weather with some wind… not the most…
P. Bush’s Crew
Picture from Washington Post People may not like President Bush because of his policies (and his popularity numbers bear this out) but we can not deny that he hasn’t raised public awareness and perception of mountain bikers. The Washington Post…
How to build your mountain biking confidence
The best way to build up your mountain biking confidence is to start working on your own bike. Working on your bike isn’t rocket science….well truing and building wheels might be. But having the knowledge and skills to repair your bike on the…
Tuesday Brews Day: Sudwerk Hubsch, Doppel Bock
One day late here. Hope everyone had a fantastic holiday. Brrr…it’s been a cold month! Well yesterday I found myself tipping back the final holiday brew for December. It’s made by Sudwerk Brewery in Davis, California and is a double…
I used to be a great mountain biker until I got on my bike…
One of my favorite things to do is watch mountain biking videos. Whether it be Kranked, New World Disorder, Roam or The Collective…I just can’t get enough of them. But here’s the dilema with these videos. When I’m sitting there…
Ride Report: Santa Ana River Trail
In order to start the holiday off right, my friend and I headed up to the San Bernardino mountains to ride the Santa Ana River Trail. It’s a 30 mile trail(15 out and 15 back) that is pure singletrack except for a mile long fireroad descent at the…
Ride Report From YPG
Earlier this morning my buddy Eric and I headed out for some mountain bike action just outside Yuma Proving Grounds. It seemed like the trail was used mostly by four wheelers. It was a tough ride. There were tons of hills and loose gravel at every turn.…
Merry Christmas!
From all of us at MtnBikeRiders.com and BikeCommuters.com… Merry Christmas!!!!! We’re taking this time to take a breather and spend time with our families and enjoy the holiday. We hope you do the same…HOHOHO!
Tunin’ Up the Heckler: Part 2
On to the front brakes I moved after replacing the pivots on the Heckler. After checking the pistons I was about to put the front pads back in when I realized they were in bad shape. My rear brake pads were holding up fine as far as wear and tear goes…
