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Coast Bike Ride to Printer's Picnic 9.2010 The annual Oregon AAPA Printer's Picnic was in Eugene so I proposed to Matthew that we take a long bike ride down the coast to get there from Portland. Our bike trip was Wed-Sat. Day 1: Tillamook Bus from Portland, plus the connecting bus 1 hour south to Neskowin just north of Lincoln City. We biked 35 miles to Beverly Beach 3 mi N of Newport. Since we started biking about 2:45pm arriving 6:30/7pm we missed a glorious sunset (reserved for RV campers) as we were stuck up in an isolated hiker biker camp (pen!) with bear notices. No one else camped that night but we did have an excellent dinner (thanks Matthew). Matthew hung all our food in a tree just in case. And we made endless jokes about being bikers in the zoo. Next morning it was raining and we were kicking ourselves for setting up our tent in the wide open. A little coast squirrel threw nuts on us as we made breakfast. We set out in the rain, and rode 3 miles with rain pelting our faces. My Gore-Tex booties also failed. Soggy in Newport we decided to get a motel and stay the night -- it stopped raining then, but we enjoyed a full day in Newport -- county museum with toothpick bridge, thrift shops, and Nye Beach -- awesome exhibit made from plastic washed up on the beach. Plus we made a new kitty friend. We enjoyed a beer in an old pub on Bay street, and while I didn’t go (I’d been before) I paid a visit to my beloved Ripley’s Museum chain. Our motel however was... bad... it was cheap, but we never stopped finding something to b*tch about -- the long-term neighbors 2am “you love the bottle more than me”, the smell. the smell, did I mention the smell.. and other icky details. The good news is we really got to explore Newport. By the way the bike shop in Newport, has showers, and a bikers lounge for travelers if you are passing through and need a break. The third day we left first thing the morning and headed to the very awesome Salvation Army (meeting some lovely Canadian travelers going from Alaska to Central America! Matthew found a $60-80 fishing reel for $10) before catching the Lincoln county bus south.. to catch up on our miles. We got off in Yachats. Great town - we made sandwiches in a park down by the ocean, and hundreds of dragonflies flew overhead. The Log Church Museum was a treat, plus we met another Portland bike tourist while getting coffee.. and the Lions Thrift shop – sweet I got two printer’s rollers for $2! Finally.. again about 2pm we started to bike south. Wonderful sunny day and great coastal views through Cape Perpetua. We planned to bike at least to Florence, but when we stopped at the Carl Washburne Campground/Beach access, we took a long beach walk, and decided to camp and do more miles the next day. For over an hour we had the beach to ourselves except for a sea lion who was dying. He/she popped her head up when we went by.. but on our return didn't even lift her/his head. We also saw a dead pup and another sea lion in pieces. With the Sea Lions cave nearby.. this beach must be where they go to die. The hiker/biker campground was great.. a group of 5 Canadian 18-20 somethings were there as well who we invited to our fire... they enthusiastically said they'd love to join us.. but we ended up having the fire to ourselves as they never did join us (kids! I managed to bitch about being snubbed for at least 24 hours). On the fourth day we got up early to get going on miles. Right before Sea Lion caves there were 30-50 Sea Lions in the waves, surfing up and down the biggish waves together! I made a poor decision of looking while riding up a hill with bad side surface road, and my bike and I fell over into the road. Bruised I carried on, glad that no car passed as I fell right into the lane. Lovely day again, but cooler and foggy. In Florence we dilly dallied. We went to yard sales in the retirement community area off the 101, also thanks Linda's Thrift for being awesome ... again! Than some sass and grease at the Dunes Cafe. Finally at 2pm.. we got to biking again. We were heading to Eugene via the 126. 50-60 miles depending on the sign. But 15 miles before Eugene there is a bus we could catch in Veneta. The route was a little hillier than expected, but overall really nice -- except the long tunnel going uphill -- Matthew and I both sweated profusely through the entire thing and hugged each other afterwards. We then realized that I was looking at the weekday bus schedule, and we missed the last bus in Veneta. Luckily Matthew's friend Cameron in Eugene picked us up with a pickup truck. Immediately we took showers at Cameron's bike shop before meeting up with my printer friend Kirstin and her posse at Pizza Research Institute, which was followed by sweets. Cameron pedaled Matthew and me around in one of his pedicabs! we loved it! We had a cross Eugene dark ride through Amazon park off street paths to get to Kristen’s where we stayed the night. On Sunday Matthew and I attended the Printer's Picnic at Dean and Lou Rea's house. It Day 21 - Leaving Las Vegas TODAY'S ROUTE: Leave in the middle of the night and head for the mountains and some relief from the heat. I hope to be in N. California by this evening. THE DETAILS: I said goodbye to my kids (they got up at 3am to see me off). Even this hour of the morning it's still 93 degrees. At least the sun is not beating down unmercifully. The route out of Vegas takes me past the strip. Breifly I consider stopping for some pictures, but decide now that I'm finally underway again to just keep moving. Already I'm about a day later than I wanted to leave. About 20 miles outside of Vegas and the temp is already much cooler - mid 70's. I'm in the middle of the desert and not a soul on the road. I'm a little sleepy so I stop several times. It's kinda cool just stopping along side the road in the middle of the desert and shutting off the bike. The stars in the clear desert sky are fantanstic! Funny how I don't notice them while I'm moving. Maybe it's the headlight? I stopped at a gas station/store about 50 miles from Beatty, NV. After I top off the tank and sit and have a coffee, a guy on a Goldwing pulling a matching trailer pulls up. He tops off and rides over to chat. It turns out we're heading the same direction and we'll ride together for awhile. His name is Wahoo (true name he says - adopted by an Indian family as an infant. He's from Georgia and was also visiting his daughter in Vegas and left early in the morning to beat the heat. He's been retired from IBM for 17 years and is on his 5th Goldwing - this one has 140k on the clock. He know's the area very well as he has twin daughters with one in Vegas and one in California. We travelled through the north end of Death Valley with a few side stops at mining ghost towns. We continued to ride the better part of the day. At Yosemite, he was going through, so we parted ways as I went out the way I came in. Yosemite was nice and cool although the ranger says the snow is melting rapidly due to the higher than normal temps. Yet another very beautiful place. I continued on to Lake Tahoe. While I was there enjoying the view of the Lake, the KLR did it's job as a conversation piece and attracked a local building inspector. He told me of the cheapest motel in town and that the campgrounds were only about $10 less. I checked in a nice room for less than $40. I had been up for 24 hours when my head hit the pillow around 7pm. THE DAILY TAKE: Miles Today: 517 Total Miles: 5018 States Visited Today: 2 Total States Visited: 13 Weather: Comfortable in the mountains. Once I left Death Valley, never below 7000 ft. SEEN ON THE ROAD: Lizards and Jack Rabbits - sometimes 5 or 6 in a group. 1 buck deer with antlers in velvet...running away from the road. RANDOM THOUGHTS: Although I didn't make as good of progress as I'd have liked, I had a wonderful ride through the mountains along the California/Nevada border. In the high elevations, it was comfortable and very scenic. Wahoo was a good companion and he stopped often and rode very conservative through the mountain roads. Just what the doctor ordered my first day back on the road after my deer adventure. 200 YEARS AGO TODAY: On the prevoius evening, the Indians entertain Lewis' party by setting fir trees on fire. The dry limbs creates a sudden and immense blaze from bottom to top and sudden bursts when limbs explode. A beautiful display at night. Lewis comments on how they remind him of fireworks displays. The natives say the object of setting the trees ablaze is to bring fair weather for the journey. The group set out early in the morning. The indian guides complain of being unwell. Lewis has experienced this before as a prelude to the guides abandoning any enterprise. The guides catch up to the group by lunch time and continue with the party the remainder of the day to Hungry Creek. Lewis is releived that the guides seem to be faithful to their engagement. See also: kids bicycle 20 bike engine rebuild off road trail bikes bike speedometers enduro mountain bikes duel suspension bike chainless folding bikes used folding bikes for sale |
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BIKE TRUCK RACKS : TRUCK RACKS
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Nice Rack! I spent the evening building a bike rack for the back of the truck. Weighs a tonne, but fits snugly and won't move around. Built from scavenged wood picked up from the mill down the street, various chunks of previously used and somewhat weathered plywood from the pile in the shop, and some cheap handles I bought at Home Depot ($25 for 10, bringing the total cost for the rack to $25 :-) Only the most badass cargo rack of all time! Tonight I was able to head down to the Vallie Components shop and install my sweet new rack on the KHS. I couldn't be happier with my colour choice, and the bat wing slats look great too. Jodi's rack is also finished, but I haven't got a shot of that yet. Thanks Lyle! See also: sun recumbent bikes 24 single speed bike recumbant excercise bike magazine bike show trek bike grips bike rack for trunk used custom bikes for sale giant hybrid bike nj bicycle trails |
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CVS Camcorder Bike Mount A quick and cheap bike mount for a CVS "one time use" camcorder. I took the front reflector off the bike, drilled a hole into the battery bay cover of the camera, then used a nut and bolt to mount the camera in place of the reflector. I did my first set of videos without the zip ties, but its jumped around horribly, so I went back and grabbed a few large zip-ties to pull it back towards the bike frame. It doesn't effect my ability to move the camera around but when I had this set up I pulled it back too much and ended up shooting a lot of trees. bikes amsterdam has more bikes than people. cheap crappy bikes that, despite significant fortification, seem to get stolen all the damn time. i've heard that amsterdam has the highest petty crime rate in the world, entirely due to their insane bike theft problem. anyway, this is a bike lot next to centraal station. it's a SEA of bikes. See also: bicycle frame manufacture 70 dirt bike dirt bike trailers bike engine rebuild buy a bike rack chopper bicycle plans bicycle trainer ratings parts for pocket bikes |
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Be One Hardtail For Sale: Be One Hardtail, full team spec, great slalom/dirtjump/street/winter bmx bike. Rarely ridden, minty. $700. bike on hidalgo street, quiapo Quiapo 4-2-2007 went to quiapo yet again for camera gear See also: green mountain bike chariot corsaire xl bike trailer bike route map mountain bike brake rotors currie electric bicycle schwinn krate bikes fenders for bicycle trek mystic girls bike |
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Ducati World Championship Feel the rush of motorcycle racing with "Ducati World Championship". Select your motorcycle from over 70 original Ducati models, perfectly simulated replicas of the real thing. With Ducati you don't have to settle on one model -- you can have them ALL! Ducati World Championship features a variety of modeled motorbikes from 4 different categories - Classics, Sports, Road and Grand Prix. There are over 34 exciting circuits to race on with an incredible amount of extras to unlock. A 360 view into the world of motorcycle racing enables players to be a pilot racing in the amateur, semi professional and professional racing classes, intent on reaching the Superbike and the Grand World Championship. Varied weather and track conditions with realistic lighting effects Learn how to become a champion rider with Loris' Riding Lessons! Work your way up through the challenging Career Mode with increasingly faster bikes and gorgeous Race Queens! 3 different playing modes - arcade, normal and simulation give you countless options and endless hours of fun! Special guest Doctor Costa and his Mobile Clinic! ESRB Rated E for Everyone (8) 20071207085047-bryan One of the books I brought to read during the long nights was Le Chant des Roues by Claude Marthaler about his 7 year bike ride around the world. Last night he was riding through the US and commented that the national parks in the US are the worst places to ride because there is so much traffic. He talked about how these incredible areas get loved to death. Here I was on a paved road in a popular national park at the time of year with the best weather, and there wasn't another soul around. This photo appeared in the following ideotrope albums: Biking the Mojave Fall 2007 - Introduction I biked through Death Valley in October 1996. It was 109°F at Furnace Creek. The area is beautiful, but it was way too hot at that time of year. I knew I wanted to come back on my bicycle when it was cooler. This year it worked out to take about 3 weeks after Thanksgiving. I ended up spending 18 days to cycle from Palm Springs to Las Vegas. I spent about half of that time in Death Valley NP. In Baker I met a group of cyclists on racing bikes with a support vehicle. They were cycling from Palm Springs to Las Vegas in 2 days. I saw a lot more desert than they did. Coachella Valley and Joshua Tree National Park I crossed the Coachella Valley on Ramon Rd. It was over 70°F, probably the warmest day of the trip. It wasn't 'til I turned onto Thousand Palms Rd. that I felt like I was heading out into the desert on my own. The San Andreas Fault system runs along the northern end of the Coachella Valley. The faults allow groundwater to rise to the surface resulting in a number of California fan palm oases. It's wonderful to see oases in the desert. It was a 1300m climb on Berdoo Canyon Rd. to the Coachella Valley-Pleasant Valley saddle in Joshua Tree NP. I didn't see a single person or vehicle in Berdoo Canyon. Climbing out of Pleasant Valley I saw the first person, a fellow adventurer. Patrick was walking solo across Joshua Tree NP from west to east. That's a heck of a trek. That park is huge and has only one known spring. Patrick had set up two water caches before his trip. Amboy Road and Mojave National Preserve I bought enough food in 29 Palms to last 4 days to Baker. Heading east on the Amboy Rd. I met the only other touring cyclist of the trip. He had come down from Bishop through Death Valley NP, Baker, Kelso, Amboy - much the same route I was planning to take. When I met him, he had run out of food. I shared some almonds with him but didn't have much sympathy with his plight. The reason he didn't buy food in Baker was because there wasn't a health food store! Well, I told him there was a grocery store in 29 Palms, but it might not be up to his standard. One of the things I was looking forward to on this trip was experiencing the transition zone between the Sonoran Desert (lower, farther south) and the Mojave Desert (higher, farther north). Creosote bushes grow in both, but most other flora is limited to one ecosystem or the other. In the transition zones you can see a mix of vegetation. What I saw ended up being less dramatic than Washington County, Utah where the Colorado Plateau, the Basin and Range country, and the Mojave Desert all come together. Joshua Trees were the main ecosystem indicator for me. I knew I was climbing high when I started to see them. I was surprised how much traffic there was on the Amboy Rd. It wasn't much, but a lot of the paved roads that I was on during the trip would have one car every 10-30 minutes and perhaps none all night. The only truly busy roads were the road north out of Baker (on a Saturday morning) and the Pahrump-Las Vegas superhighway which has a wonderful bicycle lane. I climbed Sheep Hole Pass to get into the Amboy Valley. It was in the Amboy Valley where I became accustomed two aspects important to cyclists in the Mojave: Distances are deceiving. You can see really far. It takes much longer to cross these valleys that it appears that it would. The slight inclines up alluvial fans or other fill climb a lot more than they appear to. In Colorado I'm not accustomed to seeing the whole climb since there are usually canyon climbs here. Leaving Amboy, for example, I climbed over 3000 ft. on a slowly rising alluvial plane. It took hours. I enjoyed time off the bike to walk out to and up Amboy Crater. The following day I climbed to the top of the Kelso Dunes. And one day later I climbed one of the cinder cones east of Baker. I enjoyed having a diversion each day. Each of those areas is beautiful in its own way. The creosote bushes in the Amboy Valley are particularly green because of the shallow water table. Kelso Dunes are simply fantastic, and the cinder cone area with over 30 cinder cones and not another person felt like another planet. In Baker I bought enough food to last 10 days and ate at the Mad Greek at my brother's recommendation. I had taken a rest day the previous day becaus RAIN-A-THLON When your an athlete, competition is a good thing. In Perryville/Port Deposit last Saturday, the Diamond In The Rough Triathlon and its 377 who finished got more than they bargained for as they had the rain to deal with as well as puddles, hills and wet curves. The race was supposed to feature a mile swim for the first event at 8am, but with the weather and sound of thunder, a 2.7 mile run in Perryville Park kicked things off. Following the run came a 27 mile bike ride from Perryville Park up to Dr. Jack Road, (pictured here near Liberty Grove Road intersection), through Port Deposit and back. Then another run of five miles through Perry Point ended the morning race. The winner, 22 year old James Burns from Landenberg, Pennsylvania, finished (1:47:58) before the second place finisher came through almost five minutes later. Cecil County had five entries and Dave Judd of Elkton crossed the line for 24th place at 2:07:18 while Conowingo resident and Boston Marathon runner, Elizabeth (Betsie) Roark came in 59th with a time of 2:15:24. Brandon Freel of Elkton (2:29:01) came in 162nd place and Perryville's Mike O'Brien was 208th with a time of (2:35:38) while Rising Sun's own Mark McHenry (2:38:57) was 228th. Betsie admits that the swim isn't her best event, but she didn't want to substitute because of the rain. "It was disappointing," said Betsie about the swim event being cancelled. "That's why your out there, to do the swim, bike, run." While it rained during the race, at least the usually hot and humid temperatures of this summer got a slow start. "Even though we had to be cautious on the bike, I thought the rain was more favorable than the heat," Betsie added. This fall she'll be competing in the Tri-Sports.com Halfmax Championships in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina on October 2nd which attracts the best long course athletes in the nation. "It was very challenging with all the rain," said Dave Judd. "I did the race last year and it is tricky in good conditions. There are some very sharp turns on some steep downhills." With the added challenges facing the athletes along the back roads, speed is a factor in staying ahead and staying safe. "I hit 44 mph in one section," Dave said. "The rain made it very hard to descend and I got scared more than once. The one downhill just at the end of Dr. Jack Road before reaching the flat sections near the Susquehanna (Moore Road) was especially tricky." It's tough to train for wet conditions, but Dave keeps healthy and in shape by swimming 1500-2000 yards at the Elkton YMCA and then trail running 45 minutes to an hour in Fair Hill. On other days he rides his bike 25-50 miles through rural areas of Cecil County. He also keeps his diet simple. "I just eat smart. No junk food, a lot of vegetables, fish, rice and potatoes. I did carb up the other day before the race with a good pasta dinner." As he keeps healthy, he's planning out another local race on August 15th for the North East Triathlon beginning and ending at North East Community Park at 7:30 am. After all the training to get ready for last weekend's triathlon, Betsie enjoyed some good old fashioned home cooking. "One thing that I did after the race that I would not do before a big race is eat a hamburger, baked fries AND ice cream." 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BICYCLE RACING GAME : RACING GAME
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Giro D'Italia The Game In this simple yet fascinating cycling race simulation you decide the placement and energy management of your riders, facing all the elements of the Giro or a "classic": sprints, breakaways, falls, cracks, punctures, bonus time, made and broken alliances, final sprints. What is your specialty? Will you be best on plains and sprints? Will you fly in solitude on the mountain top? Or will you display a charismatic leader talent? At the end of the track, only the finest strategist and the humblest hard-worker will win, entering with Giro d'Italia games in the legend of the greatest Cyclists of all time. Three are the differences between Leader 1 and Giro d'Italia, the game. The latter has the real time rule, special cards to be played once during the race and an Appendix with pictures showing how to build all the stages of the 2009 Giro d'Italia. (9) The Winning Break. 1970 Commonwealth Games Road Race. Passing under the crags of Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh, and at the start of yet another long climb in the pouring rain. New Zealand's Bruce Biddle leads Australia's Ron Bliney and John Trevorrow. Afraid I don't have the Canadian rider's name who's talking to the support motorbike. African Games X this was the bicycling race on the town of Maputo-Mozambique for the X African games bicycle racing game This is the story of what it takes for young Americans to make it in professional cycling. Only thirty-six Americans have competed in the Tour de France since the world’s greatest bicycle race began in 1903. That’s not too many more than the twelve Americans who have walked on the moon. It’s far fewer than the hundreds of Americans who have reached the summit of Mount Everest. But rising stars such as Lawson Craddock of Texas, Benjamin King of Virginia, Taylor Phinney of Colorado, Daniel Holloway of California, and Tyler Farrar of Washington state are doing just that as they endure crashes, cold rain, cobblestones, crosswinds, and culture shock on their road to cycling stardom, which starts in Belgium. This is the story of the next generation—of riders not yet tainted by drug scandals, of riders still bursting with hope and potential. This is the story American cycling fans need right now. ------------------- “People, get ready for great stories written well. The Belgian Hammer captures cycling culture.” —Benjamin King, 2010 U.S. Pro Road Racing Champion “The Belgian Hammer is the unique story of professional cycling that hasn’t yet been told until now. Daniel Lee has revealed the road map for the next generation of Americans hoping to become successful in Europe, where cycling is king.” —Jim Ochowicz, President/General Manager of the BMC Racing Team. “All of us who left our tire prints on the European circuits remember how racing there shaped us forever. With passion, Daniel Lee gives substance and perspective to the experience of young Americans trying to make it in Europe; and bicycle racing is illuminated by his craft.” —John Howard, three-time Olympic cyclist, who set a bicycle speed record of 152.2 mph in 1985 “For those who admire images of cyclists flashing with arms spread wide in triumph over the finish line on blue-sky days, Daniel Lee gives us an insightful, forceful, and gritty account of the rigorous?and frequently perilous?route that cyclists take to force their way up the ranks and develop skills to win. A former racer himself, Dan Lee puts his passion for the sport into his newspaper reporter experience and writing talent. In The Belgian Hammer he follows Taylor Phinney, Benjamin King, Daniel Holloway, and other legends in the making on the USA Cycling national team living in Belgium, where the young bloods from around the world go to test themselves against the best of their generation. They compete in tight packs exceeding 150 riders pumping over narrow wind-blown roads slick from rain while threading through the countryside at unrelenting speed. To spectators cycling matches the grace of ballet. Daniel Lee reveals its uncompromising demands and brutality and heroics.” ?Peter Joffre Nye, author of The Six-Day Bicycle Races: America’s Jazz Age Sport and a Trustee of the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame This is the story of what it takes for young Americans to make it in professional cycling. Only thirty-six Americans have competed in the Tour de France since the world’s greatest bicycle race began in 1903. That’s not too many more than the twelve Americans who have walked on the moon. It’s far fewer than the hundreds of Americans who have reached the summit of Mount Everest. But rising stars such as Lawson Craddock of Texas, Benjamin King of Virginia, Taylor Phinney of Colorado, Daniel Holloway of California, and Tyler Farrar of Washington state are doing just that as they endure crashes, cold rain, cobblestones, crosswinds, and culture shock on their road to cycling stardom, which starts in Belgium. This is the story of the next generation—of riders not yet tainted by drug scandals, of riders still bursting with hope and potential. This is the story American cycling fans need right now. ------------------- “People, get ready for great stories written well. The Belgian Hammer captures cycling culture.” —Benjamin King, 2010 U.S. Pro Road Racing Champion “The Belgian Hammer is the unique story of professional cycling that hasn’t yet been told until now. Daniel Lee has revealed the road map for the next generation of Americans hoping to become successful in Europe, where cycling is king.” —Jim Ochowicz, President/General Manager of the BMC Racing Team. “All of us who left our tire prints on the European circuits remember how racing there shaped us forever. With passion, Daniel Lee gives substance and perspective to the experience of young Americans trying to make it in Europe; and bicycle racing is illuminated by his craft.” —John Howard, three-time Olympic cyclist, who set a bicycle speed record of 152.2 mph in 1985 “For those who admire images of cyclists flashing with arms spread wide in triumph over the finish line on blue-sky days, Daniel Lee gives us an insightful, forceful, and gritty account of the rigorous?and frequently perilous?route that cyclists take to force their way up the ranks and develop skills to win. A former racer himself, Dan Lee puts his passion for the sport into his newspaper reporter experience and writing talent. In The Belgian Hammer he follows Taylor Phinney, Benjamin King, Daniel Holloway, and other legends in the making on the USA Cycling national team living in Belgium, where the young bloods from around the world go to test themselves against the best of their generation. They compete in tight packs exceeding 150 riders pumping over narrow wind-blown roads slick from rain while threading through the countryside at unrelenting speed. To spectators cycling matches the grace of ballet. Daniel Lee reveals its uncompromising demands and brutality and heroics.” ?Peter Joffre Nye, author of The Six-Day Bicycle Races: America’s Jazz Age Sport and a Trustee of the U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame See also: bicycle track wheels toddler bike helmut target bikes for boys guru tri bike how to hold a finger bike womans cruiser bikes specialized balance bikes full face street bike helmets cat eye bicycle light |
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Diamondback Signature BMX Bike, Olive, 20-Inch Wheels Looking to make a name for yourself in BMX? It's time you got a Signature! Welcome to the premier Diamondback BMX'er that will do whatever you can throw at it. A full chromoly frame with a double butted top and down tube, an integrated head tube, and a mid bottom bracket are the platform of this machine. Add in a full chromoly fork with Fluted legs and a 1 piece CNC steerer, Diamondback 3 piece chromoly cranks, and a new Tektro caliper brake and this becomes one bad ass ride. From street to park to jump this bike will help you put up while the others shut up. Looking to make a name for yourself in BMX? Look no further than the Signature, a premier Diamondback BMX'er that does whatever you throw at it. The bike's platform starts with a full chromoly frame with a double-butted top and down tube, an integrated head tube, and a mid Bottom bracket. The full chromoly fork with fluted legs and one-piece CNC steerer contribute toughness and versatility. Other features include Diamondback three-piece chromoly cranks, a Tektro caliper brake, and a DB Darin Read signature pivotal plastic seat. From street to park to jump, the Signature helps you put up while the others shut up. Specifications Frame: Full chromoly down tube, double butted top tube/down tube, tapered chainstay, integrated HT, and mid BB Fork: Full chromoly, CNC 1-1/8-inch 1-piece steerer, fluted 1-1/4-inch OD legs, 6mm dropouts Head tube geometry: 74.5 degrees Seat tube geometry: 71 degrees Top tube geometry: 20.8 inches Chain stay: 13.75 inches Headset: FSA Impact 1-1/8-inch integrated Handlebar: DB Joe Bar, full chromoly 2-piece, 27.5 inches wide x 8.125-inch rise, sweep 12 back 1 up Grips: DB Team grip with nylon end plug Stem: 4-bolt alloy front load Brakes: Tektro caliper brake Brake levers: Dia-Compe Tech 77 Cranks: 175mm tubular chromoly 3-piece with 48-spline, 19mm BB axle Sprocket: DB 4-banger, 28t CNC'd from 7075 aluminum BB: Sealed bearing mid Pedals: DB Sound pedal plastic with chromo axles Rims: 36H Alienation Skylark (front), Delinquent (rear) Hubs: 36H aluminum shell with 3/8-inch chromoly axle, sealed bearings (front), 36H alloy cassette, 14mm hollow axle, 1-piece driver, sealed bearings (rear) Chain: KMC Halflink Freewheel: 10t cassette Tires: 20-inch Odyssey Dirt Path P-lite, 2.2 (front), 1.85 (rear) Spokes: Stainless black 14g Seat: DB Darin Read signature pivotal plastic seat Seatpost: 25.4mm pivotal Detangler: N/A (10) New BMX - Mirra Bike Co Blend 1 Frame: Blend Series Design, Full Crmo, 20" top Tube Fork: MirraCo Full Crmo Headset: VP BMX Aheadset 1-1/8" Crankset: 3-Piece Crmo 170mm, 19mmx8 spline Bottom Bracket: Sealed bearings Chainwheel: MirraCo M3 alloy 33t 5mm thick Freewheel: 12t cog LHD Chain: KMC Z410 Pedals: Crank Brothers 50x50 bronze and black Handlebar: MirraCo M3 2-pc Crmo 7.0" tall Stem: M3 Alloy Aheadset 1-1/8", upside-down Grips: Snafu "Freestyle" w/ flange Saddle: MirraCo M3 Padded 8mm rails Seat Post: Alloy 2.6t 25.4x200mm Seat Post Clamp: MirraCo M3 alloy 28.6mm Hubset: Alloy 36H, Front 3/8" Crmo axle, Rear LHD sealed mech. cassette w/ 14mm hollow axle Rims: Sun Rims Rhyno Lite DW 36H, black anodized Spokes: Stainless 14G Tyres: Maxxis M-Tread 20x2.1" front, 1.85" rear, 110 PSI Pegs: Steel 1.5" / 38mm O.D., 1 pair w/ 3/8" inserts Rotor: SST Oryg w/ SST upper & lower cables Brake Set: Tektro FX-570 U-Brake rear (low profile) w/ grey soft compound pads, rear and front Brake Levers: Snafu C-lever w/ hinge, rear and front Custom BMX Bike Fully Custom Hoffmann Bama bmx bike Hoffman Bama Frame Fit Sky High Bars Stolen Stem Failure Forks Sun Ryno Lite Front Rim Eastern Front Tire Doyle Status Seat Eastern Cranks Odyssey PC pedals Shadow Interlock Chain Odyssey Hazard Hub Stolen Sprocket Sun Rear Rim See also: motor bike prices corratec bikes gore bike wear men's used mountain bike for sale lock n roll bicycle bianchi osprey mountain bike complete bike kits diamond back bike parts |
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ROAD BIKE SADDLE REVIEWS : ROAD BIKE
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ROAD BIKE SADDLE REVIEWS : HOW TO PUT A BIKE RACK ON A CAR : TANDEM BICYCLE RACING Road Bike Saddle Reviews
Roads in Iceland Roads in Iceland A large portion of Iceland's road system is made up of gravel roads, even some the main highways, and more so as you get further away from the Reykjavik and larger towns. The main highway around Iceland, Route 1, circles Iceland in 1428 kilometers of which 272km is dirt road. Most of the population lives in or around Reykjavik so the further you get from the capital the less traffic. On gravel roads you may encounter stretches with potholes or “washboards” and occasionally some sand but mostly the roads are a good ride. Off road driving is prohibited because the soil and vegetation is very sensitive to all traffic. Even hikers can cause permanent damage to the land, which may recover only slowly or not at all. The Public Roads Administration has a website with maps on current road conditions including the interior highlands and weather conditions on certain mountain roads etc. The Interior Highlands The mountain roads across the interior highlands are closed until late June. They are rough, with lots of steep hills and unbridged rivers. In the interior there are no shops so you must bring enough food. The Touring Club of Iceland (Fer?afelag Islands) is the biggest travel-association in Iceland and it runs shelters or huts in 34 places in the Icelandic interior. They are often full, need to be booked long in advance and accommodation is not guaranteed. Some areas are protected areas where your must camp at designated campsites. Elsewhere you can rough camp almost anywhere except on private land, provided you don’t leave any marks or litter. Ask permission if you think the spot is privately owned. Most rivers are unbridged and at over 40 fords, notices have been put up with instructions on how to ford rivers. Be sure to assess the current, depth and the nature of the riverbed before fording a river. If a river looks dangerous to cross, it probably is and if you are traveling by yourself you should wait for someone who could keep an eye out and help you or get help if you run into trouble. Glacial rivers swell as the day goes on. Check the weather forecast before heading into the interior highlands and every day while there. The weather can change very suddenly. You should also ask the wardens in the huts, and others, about conditions ahead. Sometimes rivers flood and bridges and roads are closed. In most areas you will find small rivers with fresh spring water every few hours but in certain areas you may have to load up on water for two days. Bike Saddle 2 - Gili Trawangan Old rental which was more expensive to rent than the newer bikes. Think my photo taking also drove up the price a bit. See also: bamboo bikes federal electric bicycle law hr 727 boys 12 inch bikes next women's mountain bike bike clothing men moto gp bike free bike race |
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ROAD BIKE SUSPENSION - BIKE SUSPENSION
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Road Bike Suspension - Giant Mens Bike - X6 Super Pocket Bike. Road Bike Suspension
Delta Mega Rack Post Porter Seat Post Rack with Pannier Support seat post rack with pannier support The unique Delta Post Porter rear seatpost rack features a four-bolt clamp that allows for secure installation on any seatpost without seatpost removal. It also offers legs that attach to any bike frame, including full-suspension bikes. It's made of ultra-strong welded aluminum construction and offers rubber grippers on top of 12.5 by 4.5-inch rack to keep loads in place. About Delta Cycle For more than 20 years, Delta Cycle has created useful cycling products with a mission to make an innovative difference. The company works hard to make their products better and deliver superior value. Delta Cycle offers only a small, concentrated product line that represents the best there is in each category. (8) Janin suspension 1981, owner of a small bike shop has complaints from his customers about sore rear ends and bad backs. So he sets out to design a fully supended racer by means of a swing arm on front fork, and chopping the bottom stays, and adding a front fork to a swing arm made from the cut off part of a standard rear triangle. Wheelbase is 1220 mm uncompressed, frame size 56, tires are 700 x 18 c. You tend to think of "system bikes" as 1900's. Well, this is the story of one guy who had a dream about a machine, made the protos, and after a trial ride by Geminiani who adised him to put it straight into industrial production, licencesed out to Gitane, and venoto (who went bust). The proto figured in Le Cycle as the ideal solution. Should normally be fitted with racing bars. I'll try it first with the MTB bars, but only once I'm darn sure all those nuts and bolts everywhere are well tightened down. Having a swing arm drop off isn't a good idea. The whole bike is spanking brand new. Think there might be one more left for sale, size 54, but the later MTB version. Orange Five S at Cannock Chase New bike! Had it for just over a month now and I've already done the Coast 2 Coast bike ride (Whitehaven to Sunderland) on it, and so far done a total of 300 miles on it. Plus gone through one headset on it too. It came with a Cane Creek ZS tapered headset, but I managed to murder that within a few weeks, so it's got a Hope tapered headset on it now. It's a HUGE upgrade from my old Giant hardtail, but it's worth every cent. I love it. And yes, the colour is my choice (though the green is a lot more vibrant in person), and yes, it is handy if I ever need to be spotted by the air ambulance as I've had comments about. =P Photo taken at the Tackeroo Campsite on Cannock Chase. Applied a filter to it using the Camera+ iPhone app, hence why it's a little....bright. road bike suspension This revised, comprehensive book on suspension and steering systems gives the user state-of-the-art information that is easy to read and well illustrated. In addition to complete information on both theory and service that can be applied in many repair situations, the book is up-to-date on such topics as: Variable Assist Control, airbags, electric/electronic and NVH problem diagnoses, tire and wheel service, and wheel alignment. A chapter on high performance cars describes "the best" suspension and steering systems, important information for shops incorporating high performance in their service operations. See also: bell bike tubes dirt bike chain huffy 12 bicycle disney girls bike motor games bike bike insurance groups trek bike 4500 trunk racks for bikes cannondale baggy fitness bike shorts orange 20 bike shop |
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STINGRAY CHOPPER BICYCLE. STINGRAY CHOPPER
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Stingray Chopper Bicycle. 20 Girls Be Dazzled Cruiser Bike. Stingray Chopper Bicycle
stingray beer priorities are important! when you go to a new place, it's imperative that you try the local brew. stingray beer certainly doesn't make my list of all-time favorites, but I'm glad I tried it all the same. A school of Stingrays There were a couple dozen Stingray/Raleigh Chopper-type bikes. Some were totally stock. These are the bikes I rode as a kid, right down to the perilously mounted top-tube shifter. See also: kids pedal bikes miche bicycle components bicycle seat for men crotch rockets bikes full suspension moutain bikes schwinn miramar women's comfort bike mongoose bikes prices 3 wheel electric bicycles coors light bike |
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SUPER POCKET BIKE FOR SALE. SUPER POCKET BIKE
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SUPER POCKET BIKE FOR SALE. DOWN LOW GLOW BIKE LIGHT. Super Pocket Bike For Sale
wool cycling jacket - SOLD wool zipped jacket with poly windproofing on front. 3 jersey pockets on back. super comfortable and warm. Mens medium (but almost a small) $SOLD See also: kids bike decals car mounted bike racks harley race bike kawasaki 450 dirt bike coors light bike 12 dirt bike tires portable bicycle exercise hs bike discount |
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TRACK BICYCLE FRAMES. BICYCLE FRAMES
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Track Bicycle Frames. Specialized Bike Pump. Electric Mini Bike Track Bicycle Frames
On-One Track Bicycle On-One track frame (XL) Planet-X fork DT Swiss RR 1.2 rims DT Comp spokes Miche Primato / Shimano 105 hubs Schwalbe Stelvio tires Sugino RD Messenger cranks (165mm) Sugino BB Shimano 105 pedals TA Specialites Alize chainring (48) Surly cog (19) Specialized stem Specialized Comp saddle No name handlebar (way too big for me) FSA headset On-One Track bicycle On-One track frame (XL) Planet-X fork DT Swiss RR 1.2 rims DT Comp spokes Miche Primato / Shimano 105 hubs Schwalbe Stelvio tires Sugino RD Messenger cranks (165mm) Sugino BB Shimano 105 pedals TA Specialites Alize chainring (48) Surly cog (19) PRO PLT stem (100mm, 8°) Specialized Comp saddle PRO XLT handlebar (420mm) FSA headset See also: garage bike lift k2 bike parts ktm mini bike used bike value custom bike paint bike shipping bag how to convert a bike to single speed |
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TOP HYBRID BICYCLES : TOP HYBRID
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Top Hybrid Bicycles : Kenda Bicycle Tires Top Hybrid Bicycles
The Other Kind Of Hybrid Vehicle Check out this sweet motorbike/bicycle combo. And yes, this guy PEDALLED this thing around all day. It reached a top speed slightly slower than walking pace and turned like the Queen Mary, but gee, it looks great! Cirque du Cycling parade and bicycle races, Mississippi Ave, June 14th 2008. Specialized Sirrus near top of Ridgeview Drive Top of a steep climb in El Dorado Hills, CA. I put super-low climbing gears on my hybrid (Shimano MegaRange 11-34 cassette and 24-tooth small front chainring), so I needed to test the bike properly ;) See also: wike bike trailers used kestrel bikes dynamo for bicycle mountain biking history bike tyres waterproof bicycle panniers pegs on a bike spare tire mount bike |
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TUBELESS MOUNTAIN BIKE - MOUNTAIN BIKE
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Tubeless Mountain Bike - Verde Radia Bike. Tubeless Mountain Bike
Michelin WildRace'R Advanced Tubeless Mountain Bicycle Tire (26 x 2.1) MICHELIN WildRace?R Advanced tires are available in three tubeless sizes, and are recommended for racing. The 127 TPI carcass is flexible and lightweight, while MICHELIN Dual Compound technology helps enhance performance: the harder rubber compound below the tread is highly resistant to punctures, while the softer compound on the outside of the tread helps enhance grip. MICHELIN Gumwall technology helps protect the sidewalls and provides an excellent seal for tubeless applications. Michelin WildRace'R tires feature a broad distribution of knobs across the tread to promote efficiency and help ensure excellent resistance to punctures. The position of the shoulder knobs helps provide superb grip when climbing out of ruts or when leaned over. This also helps offer more predictable, progressive cornering. (6) Eurobike 2009 Niner 29er Bikes News Niner Bikes Revolution Sports prasentiert alle Neuheiten fur die kommende Saison 2010. Dazu zahlen diverse neue Mountain Bike Modelle der Firmen Niner und Titus Bikes USA. Bei NoTubes und American Classic wird es fur Racer und Cross-Country-Fahrer neue Felgen geben. Samtliche Bilder erscheinen wahrend der Eurobike Messe 2009 hier auf Flickr. Neben den weiteren NoTubes Felgen der Produktpalette konnen sich die Besucher live von den Vorteilen und der Funktionsweise des NoTubes-Systems mit Hilfe der Demonstratoren uberzeugen. Alternativ konnen Sie das Demonstrationsvideo auf der Website ansehen: Der PlattenKiller in Aktion Erganzt wird die Ausstellung mit American Classic Produkten. Der Laufradspezialist aus den USA entwickelt und fertigt seit mehr als 27 Jahren Qualitatsprodukte fur den Radsport. Neu fur die kommende Saison sind Tubeless 26- und 29-Zoll Laufrader sowie die 420 Aero-Rennradlaufrader. Au?erdem zeigen wir die neuen Lichtsysteme von NiteRider, das selbstreinigende Schmiermittel von ProGold sowie diverse Produkte und Bekleidung von RiderRacer.com. Revolution Sports prasentiert alle Neuheiten fur die kommende Saison 2010. Dazu zahlen diverse neue Mountain Bike Modelle der Firmen Niner und Titus Bikes USA. Bei NoTubes und American Classic wird es fur Racer und Cross-Country-Fahrer neue Felgen geben. Samtliche Bilder erscheinen wahrend der Eurobike Messe 2009 hier auf Flickr. Neben den weiteren NoTubes Felgen der Produktpalette konnen sich die Besucher live von den Vorteilen und der Funktionsweise des NoTubes-Systems mit Hilfe der Demonstratoren uberzeugen. Alternativ konnen Sie das Demonstrationsvideo auf der Website ansehen: Der PlattenKiller in Aktion Erganzt wird die Ausstellung mit American Classic Produkten. Der Laufradspezialist aus den USA entwickelt und fertigt seit mehr als 27 Jahren Qualitatsprodukte fur den Radsport. Neu fur die kommende Saison sind Tubeless 26- und 29-Zoll Laufrader sowie die 420 Aero-Rennradlaufrader. Au?erdem zeigen wir die neuen Lichtsysteme von NiteRider, das selbstreinigende Schmiermittel von ProGold sowie diverse Produkte und Bekleidung von RiderRacer.com. Eurobike 2009 Niner 29er Bikes News Revolution Sports prasentiert alle Neuheiten fur die kommende Saison 2010. Dazu zahlen diverse neue Mountain Bike Modelle der Firmen Niner und Titus Bikes USA. Bei NoTubes und American Classic wird es fur Racer und Cross-Country-Fahrer neue Felgen geben. Samtliche Bilder erscheinen wahrend der Eurobike Messe 2009 hier auf Flickr. Neben den weiteren NoTubes Felgen der Produktpalette konnen sich die Besucher live von den Vorteilen und der Funktionsweise des NoTubes-Systems mit Hilfe der Demonstratoren uberzeugen. Alternativ konnen Sie das Demonstrationsvideo auf der Website ansehen: Der PlattenKiller in Aktion Erganzt wird die Ausstellung mit American Classic Produkten. Der Laufradspezialist aus den USA entwickelt und fertigt seit mehr als 27 Jahren Qualitatsprodukte fur den Radsport. Neu fur die kommende Saison sind Tubeless 26- und 29-Zoll Laufrader sowie die 420 Aero-Rennradlaufrader. Au?erdem zeigen wir die neuen Lichtsysteme von NiteRider, das selbstreinigende Schmiermittel von ProGold sowie diverse Produkte und Bekleidung von RiderRacer.com. Revolution Sports prasentiert alle Neuheiten fur die kommende Saison 2010. Dazu zahlen diverse neue Mountain Bike Modelle der Firmen Niner und Titus Bikes USA. Bei NoTubes und American Classic wird es fur Racer und Cross-Country-Fahrer neue Felgen geben. Samtliche Bilder erscheinen wahrend der Eurobike Messe 2009 hier auf Flickr. Neben den weiteren NoTubes Felgen der Produktpalette konnen sich die Besucher live von den Vorteilen und der Funktionsweise des NoTubes-Systems mit Hilfe der Demonstratoren uberzeugen. Alternativ konnen Sie das Demonstrationsvideo auf der Website ansehen: Der PlattenKiller in Aktion Erganzt wird die Ausstellung mit American Classic Produkten. Der Laufradspezialist aus den USA entwickelt und fertigt seit mehr als 27 Jahren Qualitatsprodukte fur den Radsport. Neu fur die kommende Saison sind Tubeless 26- und 29-Zoll Laufrader sowie die 420 Aero-Rennradlaufrader. Au?erdem zeigen wir die neuen Lichtsysteme von NiteRider, das selbstreinigende Schmiermittel von ProGold sowie diverse Produkte und Bekleidung von RiderRacer.com. See also: buy specialized bikes online bike pump ratings woman falls off bike spare tire bike racks pocket bike battery charger cruiser bike trailer dirt bikes prices |
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Listopad 2011 (17) Dnevnik.hr |
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110CC DIRT BIKES
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