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  • Sheldon Brown's Fixed Gear Mountain Bike
  • The Bike Industry and the Wave
  • How Was Your Ride Today?
  • Instructables - Build a Repair Stand
  • Best Gifts for Cyclists Under $25
  • Do You Live on the East Coast?
  • Boutique vs Big Box
  • Doses of Inspiration
  • Best Bike Under $800?
  • Active Brake Pivot Explained
  • Race Tips from Jill Kintner
  • Handlebar Diameters Explained
  • Biking in Cold Weather
  • Cyclocross in the 1920's
  • Wear your helmet
  • Kona Bikes Launch 2007
  • 2007 Shimano XTR Weights
  • Caffeine limits blood flow to heart muscle during exercise
  • Measuring the hilliness of bike routes
  • Trek's "69er"
  • 2007 XTR: First riding impressions
  • Bicycle ambulances in developing countries
  • Mountain biker overcomes obstacles on way to Worlds
  • Down and Out
  • Legally Speaking: The straight dope on the Landis case
  • The Critical Geometry Frame
  • Ten reasons Philip Gomes' is pissed off at Pro Cycling
  • Fast Freddy rides to new world record
  • Bike Writer Pedals for Protests
  • Q&A: Richard Burke, Chairman, Trek Bicycle
  • Broadband killed the bicycle courier
  • Form and Fitness Q&A
  • Time to move up?
  • Fixed Gear riding on the rise
  • Blind Cyclist Goes Downhill
  • Help for Beginners
  • Biomega Bikes
  • Jack Black Interview
  • Lessons for a better cycling future
  • Carrying Children on Bikes - Trailer versus Kid Seat
  • Mosquitos, candles and a bike shop
  • TerraTrike Recumbent Trike
  • Looking for Some More Skills?
  • Do I need a Full Suspension Mountain Bike?
  • Chattanooga, TN: Working Double-Time to Build Singletrack
  • More U.S. companies are searching for patent payoff
  • Tandem Bike, 1891
  • AWD bicycle
  • Disc or Rim Brakes
  • Peter Sutherland's Pedal
  • Strange pre-ride ideas
  • One Frisbee and a bunch of mountain bikers makes for a game of Friz
  • Low gas summer vacation
  • 2007 XTR brakes
  • Trans Iowa Pictures
  • Jonathan Maus Postcards
  • The Rambler Bicycle
  • It's Not Mountain Biking, it's "Pumping"
  • Cyclists fight back in court…and win
  • A Beijing commute in photos
  • The Secret to Speed
  • Should I Mountain Bike on a Wet Trail?
  • Everything Sea Otter
  • Never Clean Your Bike with a Pressure Washer
  • Wheelchair can't keep couple from cycling
  • The mountain bike went as well...
  • Mercedes Benz Bike Collection
  • International Bicycle Design Competition
  • Do you have the wheelie gene?
  • Bikeskills Interview: Chris Duncan
  • Win an Addictive Cycles SS Frame
  • Niner Bikes to Release Full Line of 29ers at Sea Otter Classic
  • Cycling and Coffee Shops
  • The Swivel-Head Folding Bike
  • Fixed Gear on the Cheap
  • Dakine Ventilator Gloves Review
  • Multiple Geared Driveshaft Bike
  • Mountain biking ... in office buildings?
  • Lessons From A True Old-Schooler
  • Graham's Planning your bike commute - part one
  • Police Sting in Portland
  • Great weight-weenie article
  • Bicycle Front Suspension 1891
  • TESTED: SRAM X-9 Shifters/Derailleur
  • Fat Bikes
  • What to do if you’ve been hit
  • World's first LSD trip happened on a bike ride
  • Porsche Mountain Bike?
  • What to do with Winter Cold Injuries
  • Winter Cold Injuries
  • 2005: A year in pictures
  • Digital Maps Going Beyond the Roads
  • A very Salsa Christmas
  • Fixed Gear 101
  • Bike Repairs in Beijing
  • A Spice Girl's Christmas List
  • Getting Sponsored 101
  • The StreetSurfer
  • Slender for the holidays
  • Instructables Instructions
  • VeloNews Foaming Rant: Pack Your Trunk
  • Bored With Your Indoor Trainer Yet?
  • Crank Bros Candy SL
  • Off Season Training: Index and conclusion
  • Dirt Rag review of the Carver 96er
  • Crank Brothers 5050 Review
  • Clinchers or tubulars for `cross?
  • CycleDog on Winter Riding
  • SRAM Robots
  • The life of a bike messenger
  • Salsa Moto Rapido
  • AshwinEarl likes to write
  • Pros feel ride at home in Colorado
  • TESTED: Pedro's T/L Handle Hex Set - $39.99
  • Ready for prime time
  • Should I Go Tubeless?
  • Off season training
  • Pedals From the Past
  • How the bicycle put Detroit on wheels
  • The Bicycle Obituary
  • Jeff Kerkove racing in Japan
  • Reasearcher Seeks Survey Participants
  • Freewheeling in the Pines
  • SBR Bike-Off
  • Chris King Headset Maintenance
  • Steel Tubing Bicycle Frame Patent
  • Tired of pain at the pump, some become pedal-pushers
  • Hunters using mountain bikes
  • Choosing Mountain Bike Frame Materials: Steel Aluminum Carbon ....
  • Mountain Biking Mecca
  • Adal files patent for 'Ticalium', a metal matrix composite
  • Lever Enhanced Pedaling System
  • Rocks, roots and nature: 'That's what makes it mountain biking'
  • Mountain Bike Gear of the Year for 2005
  • Bike shop keeps it all in the family
  • Bicycle journey out of hell
  • Mountain Biking Mecca
  • Marla Streb's latest entry
  • Flying with Your Bike
  • Avid BB7 mechanical disc brake review
  • Marla Streb on Armstrong's Doping Charges
  • First solo endurance racer
  • Women's Mountain Biking Guide
  • A cyclist's response
  • 2005 Single Speed World Championship Reports
  • Walking 101
  • Bicycle Parking and Storage
  • Knobby tires carry Rolf Hebenstreit closer to nature
  • Tips, Tricks, and FAQ's
  • Tips on riding in the summer heat
  • Park Tool Home Mechanic Pump Review
  • A Review of the Complete Bike Book
  • The fixedgear falls
  • ELITE super water review
  • Pedros on hugging trees
  • New Online Magazine from the UK
  • Crank Brothers Mini-pump Review
  • Jeff Kerkove's Reviews
  • Bicycling Crash Types
  • My bike is cooler then yours
  • What is a mountain bike headset?
  • Fat Tire Tour Draws Riders With Passion for Biking
  • Dirt Rag Magazine: 24 Hours of Big Bear
  • Marla Streb on the Red Bull Divide and Conquer
  • Selections from the Crooked Cog Network
  • A Review of the Crank Bros Mallet C Pedals
  • Bike Geometry 101
  • Mountain Biker learns the hard way
  • The difference between Shimano and SRAM actuation ratios
  • 24 Hours of Attitude Adjustment
  • Selected Readings from Crooked Cog
  • The History of Mountain Biking
  • Three cheers for the faithful
  • Sheldon Brown’s Fixed Gear Mountain Bike

    Monday, May 5th, 2008

    Sheldon Brown had some truly unique bikes. However, I think his fixed/free mountain bike is truly Blue Collar. If you have an old mountain bike lying around, it could be a fun project to spice up that local trail you’ve ridden hundreds of times.

    My Hercules has a 165 mm Shimano 105 crankset, with […]

    The Bike Industry and the Wave

    Thursday, March 27th, 2008

    Masi-Guy wrote an awesome post of where the cycling industry is currently going and how it is getting there. The US economy is in a fritz with taxes, gas and the housing market. Recession is the talk on most news channels and being a small fish in the cycling community can be pretty […]

    How Was Your Ride Today?

    Wednesday, December 5th, 2007

    As the hours are getting darker and in most parts of the US the temperatures are getting lower how have you been managing getting your wheels on the dirt?  Night ride, early ride, or playing hookie?

    Tonight I plan on getting out for a night ride after work.  There is a weekly Wednesday night ride at […]

    Instructables - Build a Repair Stand

    Monday, December 3rd, 2007

    Another great how to at Instructables. Every bike owner needs a good repair stand and maybe a Park stand isn’t in your budget.

    What you’ll need:
    - (2) 1/2″ by 18″ length galvanized nipple (threaded about an inch on each end) - $2.73 each
    - (3) 1/2″ by 10″ length galvanized nipple (same […]

    Best Gifts for Cyclists Under $25

    Friday, November 23rd, 2007

    About.com:
    The holidays are here, and that means you are looking for that perfect present for a bike lover. Here are some great gift items all under $25 that will certainly make them merry and bright.
    Big Brass Bell by Mirrycle
    If that cyclist in your life rides where she or he frequently encounters pedestrians, a bell like […]

    Do You Live on the East Coast?

    Monday, November 5th, 2007

    If you do than both you and I are being shafted by the National Mountain Bike Series. Only 1 out of 6 of the events held through out the 2008 season will be found on this side of the country. I guess we don’t have enough sand to offer them.
    Found the 2008 calendar […]