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kootenaybikes brule's article
Feb 7, 2013 at 17:06
Feb 7, 2013
Fox MTB 2013 Gear
Different company from the suspension....
kootenaybikes BigTimber's article
Feb 1, 2013 at 9:31
Feb 1, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
Stacykohut... Did you read the last sentence of my comment? If yes, what's the point of yours?
kootenaybikes BigTimber's article
Feb 1, 2013 at 8:55
Feb 1, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
I disagree completely. While when the snow is fresh I'll agree that only a fool would bike rather than ski ( if lucky enough to have the option ) but when it's cold and old here in Rossland we've got tons of trails that the snowshoers have set up perfect for us.
kootenaybikes BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 19:13
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
I think everybody who thought this article was shit is missing the sarcastic slant on this rant. It was meant to point out that even though first impressions can't be avoided, that there just might be something to it. Re-read the last paragraph. Guess you'll have to be a little less subtle next time Mitch.
kootenaybikes mattwragg's article
Jan 23, 2013 at 8:36
Jan 23, 2013
Tested: Shimano Zee Rear Mech
Support your local shop! Web stores can't fix ur bike, offer you trail info, sell you the emergency repair part to get you going for the weekend or support the local riding scene and trail network. Keep your money in your own community and your whole community benefits.
kootenaybikes wolisphoto's article
Jan 21, 2013 at 20:55
Jan 21, 2013
Exploring Corsica - A Photo Epic
Lucky enough to Have been there twice. Blew my mind. Sadly did not have my off road rig so can't speak to the trails but even if they suck, it'd still be a great trip!
kootenaybikes mattwragg's article
Jan 16, 2013 at 8:47
Jan 16, 2013
Tested: KS ETen Seatpost
Good idea. Having worked on many though, I would still pull it apart and do the basic service after 2 years..... The roller bearings start to wear on the finish of the shaft if it's run dirty. Takes only about 10 min.
kootenaybikes mattwragg's article
Jan 14, 2013 at 7:34
Jan 14, 2013
Old School Throwback: Kranked
Slider arch is not a crown. Even before suspension forks (and then most early suspension forks adopted this) 'triple clamp' forks had crowns similar to a top crown on a dual crown today. The crowns were were bolted clamps holding the two stanchions (or blades on rigid) and the steerer tube. Three tubes, three clamps, hence a 'triple clamp' crown. Then came the dual crown fork.... Then came the confusion.. Matt Wragg should know better.
kootenaybikes boostmaster's article
Dec 8, 2012 at 11:19
Dec 8, 2012
Video: Jason Roth BMX Street
Nice to see a BMXer wearing a helmet.
kootenaybikes jmart's article
Oct 27, 2012 at 13:06
Oct 27, 2012
Peru Style - Slideshow
Heading there next week! Oh man am I fired up!
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