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YouYou raceface's article
Dec 6, 2020 at 8:48
Dec 6, 2020
Video: Wade Simmons Breaks Down How to Ride the Shore's Infamous Ladder Bridges
Wow, most of the times, I don't even see the trail!
YouYou StefanEberharter's article
Nov 3, 2020 at 5:42
Nov 3, 2020
Video: Technical & Exposed Alpine Ridge Line Riding
Wow, just watching it makes me feel sick! :-)
YouYou dan-roberts's article
Oct 5, 2020 at 10:03
Oct 5, 2020
The Crankbrothers Cigar Tool Fixes Punctures in Style
@kanasasa: if you take a plane, yes :-)
YouYou edspratt's article
Jul 19, 2020 at 11:46
Jul 19, 2020
Video: 13 Minutes of Slow Motion Riding with Sam Hill and Team CRC
That's my normal speed!
YouYou aliclarkson's article
Apr 15, 2020 at 16:00
Apr 15, 2020
Video: In Depth Trackstand Tutorial
"... we will get you guy doubling, tripling, quadruping the time the length of time you can track stand ..." That is so cool - I finally be able to do a 5 sec track stand!
YouYou pinkbikeoriginals's article
Oct 16, 2019 at 15:41
Oct 16, 2019
Video: Turning an XC Rider into an Enduro Racer - Full Enduro Episode 1
Depends pretty much on what you like to ride and your skill level.
The closest to Montreal is Oka (approx 40 minutes). You love to shred the A-Line at the Whistler Bike Park? Well, you will not like Oka too much. Rather X-Country and not too technical.
Further north is e.g. Chantecler. Have not been there for a while but it seems that this is more technical.
In the east of Montreal there is Bromont (approx 1 hour). Downhill for all levels!
Selling
Sep 2, 2018 at 14:59
Sep 2, 2018Cube Reaction (Shimano XT)
$300 CADBIKE
Brand: Cube (www.cube.eu/en/cube-bikes)
Model: Reaction HS 33 Pro (Hardtail)
SIZE
Large (I am 6’1””; 186 cm)
COMPONENTS
Frame: Triple butted aluminium 7005
Handlebar: SQ Lab 316 (www.sq-lab.com/en)
Stem: Syntace
Headset: Ritchey
Brakes (Type): Hydraulic rim brakes
Brakes (Brand): Magura HS33 (hydraulic) (www.magura.com/en/components/bike/rim-brakes/productdetailpage/?p=2597 )
Rear Derailleur: Shimano XT
Crankset: Triple, Shimano LX
Suspension fork: Manitou Skareb Elite, 80mm
Seat: Fizik Nisene
Seatpost: Ritchey
Wheels: Mavic X225, 26”
Hubs: Shimano XT
Tires: Schwalbe Rocket Ron 2.1 (www.schwalbe.com/en/offroad-reader/rocket-ron.html) (almost new, see description below)
ADDITIONAL STUFF THAT COMES WITH THE BIKE
At least two brand new Schwalbe tubes (https://www.amazon.com/Schwalbe-01150102C-Inner-Inches-Presta/dp/B01LFMGE7O) ()
DESCRIPTION
Is this the new downhill ripper bike with which you will destroy the gnarliest North-Shore trails?
Nope, I would not got that far. But the bike is a perfect option for a beginner cross country, winter, gravel, commuter, etc. bike, which does not break the bank.
I used it for races such as Rasputitsa and Dirty 40 (www.rasputitsagravel.com). For that reason I even bought a set of Schwalbe Rocket Ron tires, which are almost brand new - as I had to skip the Rasputitsa race in the last two years due to a lack of training. The tires alone are worth approximately $60 - $80.
Why do I sell my bike: I bought a gravel bike and not being a fan of the n+1 rule (Rule #12, https://preview.tinyurl.com/kujrxbl), one bike has to find a new home.
YouYou vernonfelton's article
Oct 24, 2016 at 14:35
Oct 24, 2016
Ridden And Rated - Six Helmets
Is there any real, and I mean REAL (i.e. not another Marketing story) difference between a road
helmet and a MTB helmet?
