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Ghetto Tubeless follow up…3 years later!

July 15, 2013July 16, 2013 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Ghetto Tubeless follow up…3 years later!

A few years ago we did a video showing how we converted standard tires and rims to tubeless, or some might call it “Ghetto Tubeless.” Since then I’ve Read More…

LOADED AMXC NOSLIP GRIPS

May 7, 2013 Art Aguilar1 Comment on LOADED AMXC NOSLIP GRIPS

          THE AMXC NO SLIP GRIPS While at Sea Otter we ran into Loaded Precision Inc. If you have neverRead More…

Interbike 2012: Meeting with Airborne Bicycle’s Jeremy Mudd

September 22, 2012September 22, 2012 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Interbike 2012: Meeting with Airborne Bicycle’s Jeremy Mudd

Art Aguilar and I had the pleasure in meeting with Brand Manager and ultimate cool guy, Jeremy Mudd. We talked shop about everything Airborne. But he Read More…

Airborne on display

July 30, 2012 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Airborne on display

Here you see the highly coveted, Team Issued Airborne Ranger jersey by MtnBikeRiders.com. It’s on display at Elite Sports in Orange. Ca. Up nextRead More…

Win RL’s Airborne Taka!

March 29, 2012April 1, 2012 RL Policar57 Comments on Win RL’s Airborne Taka!

You read it right, you can win my personal race bike, the Airborne Taka. It saddens me to announce this contest because I simply love the Taka. HoweveRead More…

Big Announcement Coming Soon!

March 27, 2012 RL Policar4 Comments on Big Announcement Coming Soon!

We’re working out the details, but our announcement has something to do with this photo! Here’s a hint…TAKA!Read More…

Rockshox Kage-Setting up the Preload and Rebound

February 7, 2012 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Rockshox Kage-Setting up the Preload and Rebound

Learn about turtles and rabbits. Read More…

Rockshox KAGE installation on the Airborne Taka

February 6, 2012February 6, 2012 RL Policar2 Comments on Rockshox KAGE installation on the Airborne Taka

We have Art Aguilar installing the new RockShox KAGE rear shock for the Airborne Taka. It was super windy that day, so please forgive us in advance foRead More…

Lower priced Airborne Bicycles for 2012? Hells Yeah!

November 8, 2011November 8, 2011 RL PolicarLeave a Comment on Lower priced Airborne Bicycles for 2012? Hells Yeah!

Got some news from our team sponsor, Airborne Bicycles. Consumer-direct brand Airborne Bicycles announced its 2012 pricing today, according to thRead More…

In Decline Magazine

May 8, 2011May 8, 2011 RL Policar3 Comments on In Decline Magazine

We touched on this a few weeks ago when we first heard that some of us were scheduled to appear in the June 2011 issue of Decline Magazine. Well I finRead More…

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