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Wenatchee, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
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Kachess Ridge -Primary MTB Route
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Wenatchee, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
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Kachess Ridge -Primary MTB Route
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Wenatchee, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
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Kachess Ridge -Primary MTB Route
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Charlotte, North Carolina bradwalton: Mobile
in: XC Riding176 views | 6 comments
Brad Walton
XC racing age 15 in 1996 on a Trek Y5-0. Full seatpost extension.
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Mortimer, North Carolina bradwalton: Mobile
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Y2K gathering of friends on a typical weekend ride in Wilson Creek. This spot is at the top of a trail that became known as SMP (Shit My Pants), so steep that no one ever successfully rode it. But damned if there weren’t some noble attempts. (l to r) Thomas “Buddy” Straighn, Matt “Billy Bad Ass” Norris, Javi Vega, Evan “Mac Tool” St.Clair, Kendall “Dangerous Darnell” Isenhour, Brian “Moron” Tunstill. And yours truly “Wyld Willy” behind the lens
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Mortimer, North Carolina bradwalton: Mobile
in: People/Friends137 views
Misery loves company. Matt Norris, Mike Maloney, Thomas Straughn on a typical winter Wilson’s Creek ride. Back when boys were men.
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Mortimer, North Carolina bradwalton: Mobile
in: People/Friends149 views | 6 comments
Can’t remember the trail name but this is right after a deep creek crossing, year 2000, Wilson’s Creek. (l to r) Brian Tunstill, Racer Russ, Evan St.Clair, Matt Norris, Thomas Clendenin. Our rides used to be nothing short of an adventure every weekend. Unknown territory, zero fucks given about riding hiking trails because there was no one else out there.
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Bellingham, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
in: All Mountain/Enduro146 views | 4 comments
Stanley
Brad WaltonBirthday ride on the ebike. Yep, I love it. Video still from iPhone
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Bellingham, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
in: Parts - Other112 views
Aluminum sensor guard for Shimano ebike wheel sensor. The chain stay mounted sensor is the Achilles heel of the Shimano ebike platform. All it takes is a stick in the wheel and you are stuck pedaling that 50+ lb ebike home with no power. So far so good for testing. The ‘window’ allows for sensing the spoke-mounted magnet, while the open-back design allows debris to fall away. I utilized the stock chain stay bolt and disc brake zip-tie anchors, for a solid mount that does not even touch the frame. I imagine this will be unnecessary in coming years as manufacturers realize how vulnerable this crucial component is, and find ways to integrate the sensor into the chain stay. Mounted on 2020 Norco eRange, best bike I’ve ever ridden.
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Bellingham, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
in: Parts - Other224 views | 6 comments
Aluminum sensor guard for Shimano ebike wheel sensor. The chain stay mounted sensor is the Achilles heel of the Shimano ebike platform. All it takes is a stick in the wheel and you are stuck pedaling that 50+ lb ebike home with no power. So far so good for testing. I utilized the stock chain stay bolt and disc brake zip-tie anchors, for a solid mount that does not even touch the frame. The ‘window’ allows for sensing the spoke-mounted magnet, while the open-back design allows debris to fall away. I imagine this will be unnecessary in coming years as manufacturers realize how vulnerable this crucial component is, and find ways to integrate the sensor into the chain stay. Mounted on 2020 Norco eRange, best bike I’ve ever ridden.
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Bellingham, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
in: Parts - Other49 views
Aluminum sensor guard for Shimano ebike wheel sensor. The chain stay mounted sensor is the Achilles heel of the Shimano ebike platform. All it takes is a stick in the wheel and you are stuck pedaling that 50+ lb ebike home with no power. So far so good for testing. I utilized the stock chain stay bolt and disc brake zip-tie anchors, for a solid mount that does not even touch the frame. The ‘window’ allows for sensing the spoke-mounted magnet, while the open-back design allows debris to fall away. I imagine this will be unnecessary in coming years as manufacturers realize how vulnerable this crucial component is, and find ways to integrate the sensor into the chain stay. Mounted on 2020 Norco eRange, best bike I’ve ever ridden.
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Bellingham, Washington bradwalton: Mobile
in: Parts - Other48 views
Aluminum sensor guard for Shimano ebike wheel sensor. The chain stay mounted sensor is the Achilles heel of the Shimano ebike platform. All it takes is a stick in the wheel and you are stuck pedaling that 50+ lb ebike home with no power. So far so good for testing. I utilized the stock chain stay bolt and disc brake zip-tie anchors, for a solid mount that does not even touch the frame. The ‘window’ allows for sensing the spoke-mounted magnet, while the open-back design allows debris to fall away. I imagine this will be unnecessary in coming years as manufacturers realize how vulnerable this crucial component is, and find ways to integrate the sensor into the chain stay. Mounted on 2020 Norco eRange, best bike I’ve ever ridden.