Nice! If you're like me, the mtb stoked-ness will make you ignore your road bike. Which is fine unless your team still expects results when you show up for road races on the weekends. lolIts my first real mountain bike and I'm stoked!
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Nice! If you're like me, the mtb stoked-ness will make you ignore your road bike. Which is fine unless your team still expects results when you show up for road races on the weekends. lolIts my first real mountain bike and I'm stoked!
Nice! If you're like me, the mtb stoked-ness will make you ignore your road bike. Which is fine unless your team still expects results when you show up for road races on the weekends. lol
Nice! If you're like me, the mtb stoked-ness will make you ignore your road bike. Which is fine unless your team still expects results when you show up for road races on the weekends. lol
Here is my new Heckler! So far my favorite place to ride is up the road a bit around Jenkinson Lake (aka Sly Park Lake) in Placerville.
Before this I had a Trek 6000 hard tail that I owned for 14 years.
Love that bike. I have one in white.
I find that to be true in a lot of places. I don't get it....... The roadies around here are very unfriendly.
I love it, Fly Rod didn't crash, but the bike did! Stoopid bikes!Here it is right after it's first crash: