Cycling

April 25th, 2013

Tweet I’ve been running the 26″ x 2.0″ Michelin WildRace’R tires on my mountain bike since August 2012. All of my riding is in dry conditions. When I ride trails, I change to a knobby tire so I’ve used these tires primarily for asphalt and dirt/gravel road riding. Michelin describes the WildRace’R tires as follows: [...]

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April 13th, 2013

Tweet I’ve lived near Albuquerque for nearly seven years but had never ridden the Sandia Foothills Open Space trails. I decided to change that this past weekend. Saturday dawned a beautiful day. An early morning flight always makes a day even better. After landing, I loaded up my bike, gear, and liquids and headed for [...]

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April 2nd, 2013

Tweet I guess the last week has been busy… or something.  Not sure how I fell so far behind but I’m working on catching up. I’ve been doing lots of cycling of late.  I LOVE the warmer temperatures and feel of the sun beating down on me.  Getting over the winter break is taking more [...]

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March 27th, 2013

Tweet I mentioned here that I was researching the various Aerobar options for my mountain bike. Well, I have pulled the trigger, installed them on my Specialized MTB, and have made many rides with them. I am far from a “fast”, pro, or even accomplished cyclist so please read my comments with that in mind. [...]

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March 14th, 2013

Tweet I’ve ordered from PricePoint.com a couple of times and was satisfied with the communication, products, pricing, shipping speed, etc…  However; my most recent order has left me unhappy with their marketing and customer service. If I were writing a PricePoint review it would be… well… read on. I ordered a set of 2011 Fox [...]

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February 12th, 2013

Tweet While out on my Ladron Peak ride, I started thinking seriously about adding an aero bar to my mountain bike. I first saw aero bars on an MTB while looking at pictures of the Tour Divide. My initial reaction was probably similar to many riders. That is, it looked kind of silly. After all, [...]

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