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Contest Time Again, AGAIN!!!

Posted by RL Policar On January - 8 - 2007ADD COMMENTS

These sunglasses are specifically for the ladies. But entries from boyfriends and husbands are being accepted.

The contest is for a brand new pair of Tifosi Quam 1.5, (PINK)

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Weight: 22 grams
Fit: Small to Medium Faces

Frame Features

* Grilamid TR-90 Full Frame Design
* Hydrophilic Rubber Temples & Adjustable Nose Piece
* Lifetime Warranty

Lens Features

* Glare Guardâ„¢ Glare Reducer to Decrease Eye Fatigue
* 100% UVA & UVB Protection
* Ventilated Lens for Increased Airflow & Anti-fog
* Multiple Lenses Included for Various Light Conditions
* View Lens Chart

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All Tifosi Eyewear include case & microfiber cleaning bag.

Just answer this question…..

Where is the “International Headquarters” of Tifosi Optics

Send your answers HERE, with a subject title of, “Tifosi Optics Are Soooo Cool!”

Winner pays $7.00 shipping.

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A Middle School Offering Mountain Biking for PE?

Posted by RL Policar On January - 8 - 2007ADD COMMENTS

Dang I wish we had this option back when I was a kid…

CHARLES TOWN � Step into Valerie Dudash’s fitness lab at Charles Town Middle School, and all thoughts of gym being a class to dread fly right out the window.

With a climbing wall, skateboards, mountain bikes and Dance Dance Revolution video game station, gym is not just about uniforms, dodgeball and the unclimbable rope. Dudash’s cool alternatives to the usual gym staples just might be the reason she is the West Virginia Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year.


For more information, READ HERE
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Would You Take This Drop?

Posted by RL Policar On January - 8 - 20072 COMMENTS

I saw this picture on the Fezzari website and thought to my self…”Would I do it?”

The biggest drop I’ve ever done was at least 5 feet…

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Ibex Zone FR-1 Clearance

Posted by Randy Policar On January - 8 - 2007ADD COMMENTS

Ibex Bikes has the Zone FR-1 on sale for only $899!

If you were to try and get a similar bike from other brand names, you’d be looking at a $2500 price tag.

Here’s some specs of the bike:

Frame: 6061 Aluminum – The IBEX Zone full suspension frame features a 7″ of rear travel, oversized “bazooka” bi-oval downtube, plate gussets & braces and tri-design swingarm that give rigidity and sturdy integrity. Large diameter pivots all use sealed cartridge bearings and a high bottom bracket leaves room for full use of all available travel. FSA Pig DH headset has 1/2″ ball bearings that will handle elevated forces of long-travel forks and extreme conditions.

Rear Shock: Manitou Metel RP – Long travel coil-over design w/ piggy-back reservoir and rebound adjustment. This is the right tool for the job! Coil-over shocks take hard landings in stride and the reservoir gives this shock all-day capability without overheating or dry-stroking.

Fork (FR-1): 130mm Marzocchi Drop-Off – superb damping quality under any conditions. Open Bath Damping is the heart of Marzocchi’s technology. Since oil completely bathes the internal bushings and cartridges all the moving parts glide smoothly, eliminating friction that causes forks to feel harsh and unresponsive. Dual SSV (Speed Sensitive Valve) with 1-side air and 1-side coil.

Drivetrain: Shimano Deore/LX/XT – An incredibly perfect combination for Freeride, this 18-speed Shimano drivetrain includes LX Rapidfire shifters, Deore front derailleur and cassette while the rear derailleur is upgraded to XT. TruVativ’s renowned Hussefeldt alloy crankset features 2 chainring configuation (32/22T) w/ Rock-Guard. A high quality KMC Z-9200 chain tops it off.

Brakes: Hayes HFX-9 HD Hydraulic Disc Brakes – Hayes hydraulics are legendary for their extreme stopping power and fine modulation. The HD version’s 8-inch stainless steel rotors and compact dual-piston design with semi-metallic pads and a reservoir system that compensates for fluid expansion, provide stopping power in the extreme.

Wheelset: Sun/Ringle Singletrack Rims are cross laced to Ritchey Pro hubs with 20mm thru-axel front hub. These are extremely sturdy, welded rims that are strong enough for hard landings and yet light weight enough for big air. Kenda Kinectic tires in 26″ x 2.35 are offer fat-tire traction even in the worst conditions.

Cockpit: TruVativ Hussefeldt handlebar & forged alloy stem with XR 2-bolt alloy seatpost offer solid foundations as do the WTB Power V DH Race saddle, Weirwolf grips and HTI platform pedals. The 4-bolt stem and handlebar feature new OS 31.8 bar-bore for a flex-free interface.

Weight: 38.7 lbs (FR-1) or 39.2 lbs. (FR-1 TC)

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We Have A Winner!!!

Posted by RL Policar On January - 8 - 2007ADD COMMENTS

The winner of a brand new pair of Tifosi Optics Forza sunglasses is…..

“Dondino Digiridoo of Fontucky, California!!!!!”

Dondino provided the correct answer of “1400 Bike Dealers that are selling Tifosi Optics in the US”

Congrats!!!

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Night Ridin’ Fun

Posted by RL Policar On January - 7 - 20072 COMMENTS

Last Friday Moe and I met up at the Fullerton Loop trail head to do some night ridin’.

I suited up with my marshmallow helmet along with the Fezzari Alta Peak. Moe had his K2 Lithium to tackle the trails with.

It was cotton pickin’ cold that night. I’m guessing around 40 degrees. I only wore a base layer, jersey and a hoody sweat shirt. But Moe was geared up to make sure he was nice and warm. At first I was teasing him about it, later I was eating my words….BRRRRR!!!!

See that little spec of light at the top of the Nora Kuttner sign, it’s a full moon.

Here’s Moe with his reflective gear…check out those shorts. Those are the Hoss Ponderosa shorts

Moe liked riding at night so much that he wants to go out again this coming Friday. So if you happen to be in the Fullerton, Ca. area and would like to join us, leave a comment!

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If You’re A Roadie…Check This Out!

Posted by RL Policar On January - 7 - 2007ADD COMMENTS

I was on the Ibex Bikes website and saw that they are selling the Ibex Classic 3300 for $299! It just doesn’t get any better than that!

Here’s the specs:
Frame:

Double-Butted 6061 Aluminum
Fork:

Cro-Moly
Shifters:

Shimano R400 Indexed Levers
Front Derailleur:

Shimano Sora
Rear Derailleur:

Shimano Sora
Crankset:

TruVativ Touro Triple
Cassette:

SRAM PG-850
Chain:

KMC Z8
Brakes:

Tektro Dual-Pivot Calipers
Levers:

Shimano R400
Rims:

Alex R450 Double-Wall
Hubs:
Formula Alloy
Tires:
Kenda Kontender – 700c x 26
Cockpit Set:
UNO Alloy
Saddle:
IBEX RoadSport
Pedals:

Wellgo Alloy Platform w/ Toe-Clips

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Gary Fisher Cobia 29er

Posted by Moe Ramirez On January - 6 - 2007ADD COMMENTS

Gary Fisher Cobia

I sold one of my road bikes and had some money left to buy the Gary Fisher Cobia. RL told me that Jax Bicycles had one on sale for under $600 so I figured, let’s see what this 29er hoopla is all about.

Gary Fisher Cobia

I’ve been riding Full Suspension bikes since I started Mountain Biking, it will be interesting to ride a big ass hardtail. We are hoping to hit the trail Friday night, I should be able to get a first impression of the bike. Come back for the update!

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Portable Bar

Posted by Randy Policar On January - 6 - 20073 COMMENTS

I discovered a new use for the DIY Messenger Bag. Because it has a water proof tarp like material inside, throwing some ice and some cold drinks in it could act as a portable bar.

Portable bar

But if you see Deebo coming and have to keep it in the “down low�, I got you covered.

Bar is closed

“WHAT YOU GOT ON MY FOURTY?�

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A Big Thank you

Posted by Moe Ramirez On January - 5 - 20073 COMMENTS

We are extremely grateful to Nick James. He did an awesome job on creating the Mountain Bike Riders logo.

mtnbikeridrers.com

Don’t forget to visit Nick’s site: Nick James Photo and getonyourbikesandride.com.

Thanks again Nick.

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