thebigschott
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Salt Lake City , Utah - Male / 28
If anyone has a nice Huffy I am interested in purchasing. Just like the unicorn, a nice Huffy is as just as such; rare and elusive.
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thebigschott mikekazimer's article
Apr 20, 2013 at 8:41
Apr 20, 2013
First Look: Prototype White Brothers Fork, E*13, Dainese - Sea Otter 2013
Can't wait for that White Brothers fork to hit the market. I have a WB Loop fork and feels and rides real nice like!
thebigschott dart-bikes's article
Mar 31, 2013 at 11:57
Mar 31, 2013
Contest: Name This Frame From Dartmoor Bikes - Top Ten
Chinook or I'm not buying it
thebigschott climbingbubba's photo
Mar 20, 2013 at 9:50
Mar 20, 2013
American Fork Canyon....the look-out just before you get to Mud Springs! Rad! I love those trails!
Jan 31, 2013 at 10:53
Jan 31, 2013
awesome pic's bro..u got the life!! Utah is where i have always wanted to end up!! we'll see when my sons out of school in a few years!
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thebigschott BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 9:26
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
Ya but if you only spend $1500 and not $3000 what will the neighbors think?
thebigschott BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 9:25
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
That thing is so freakin' cool!
thebigschott BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 9:19
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
"I hope he got paid for this because if I sounded this uninformed about something in a very public fashion I'd need a check..."
Haha! awesome! Ya, he must be a politician in the US government
thebigschott BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 9:05
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
Any type of trail use is going to erode and damage trail to one extent or another. You make a very valid point that fat bikes could give riders access to thawing trails(most delicate when thawing) and could potentially cause some serious damage to said trails.
Part of trail user-ship is being an active member of your trail crews(Showing up and volunteering on trail days). It's also about educating people on proper trail use.
For instance "Why should I stay off the trails while they are thawing?" A: Because the trail thaws in layers. While the top layers become all slimy the bottom layers remain frozen. When you ride over these top layers that are thawing you are effectively separating the top layers from the bottom layers frozen layers and after that it doesn't take much at all(light rain or somebody sneezing on them) to erode and remove the now loose top layers away.
There are a lot of cool articles on PB and other similar websites but I think it would be really cool to see some articles along these lines to educate the new up and coming riders and also the old ones who may not know or may not give a frig.
thebigschott BigTimber's article
Jan 31, 2013 at 8:50
Jan 31, 2013
Fat Bike? Seriously?
This was an ENTERTAINING ARTICLE. That's the point. Also, everybody needs to remember this was written as an opinion and not fact.
While I completely disagree with 99% of what is in the article it was still pretty friggin' funny. At the end of the day it's not going to stop me from riding fat-bikes either(They are just way too much fun not to)!
