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scottbarkemeyer
- Member since Apr 13, 2009
- Male / 36
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Squamish , British Columbia - 13 Followers
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From AB moved west to the coast
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Feb 23, 2018 at 11:49
Feb 23, 2018
Turner RFX 4.0
$3500 CAD2016 Turner RFX that is sitting in a box and needs to go. All images are from the day of posting. This bike has not been used in about a year and may need a tune before heading out on the trails. Some wear at the dropouts and minor scuffs from use.
Frame 2016 Turner RFX Black and Teal
drivetrain SRAM XX1 TYPE 2, 1×12, 32T
fork RockShox Pike RCT3 Solo Black Fork
shock RS Monarch Plus DebonAir, 7.87×2.25
brakes SRAM Guide RS, 180/160mm
wheelset Knight Composites w/ DT Swiss 250 hubs
tires Schwalbe Magic-Mary [ 2.35/2.35 ]
tubes Stan’s tubeless
headset FSA Orbit Extreme Pro 0˚
handlebar Level 9 Carbon, 785mm x 12mm
stem Thomson X4, 50mm 0°
seatpost KS LEV Integra Dropper – 150mm
saddle WTB Devo
grips ODI Elite Motion Lockon
Local pick up only
scottbarkemeyer BCBR's article
Jul 10, 2017 at 20:32
Jul 10, 2017
BC Bike Race 2017: Day 3 - Earls Cove to Sechelt
Yeah, Bob! Looking forward to cheering you on from the sidelines tomorrow!
scottbarkemeyer ibiscycles's article
Sep 22, 2016 at 12:48
Sep 22, 2016
Help Build Trails 5 Bucks at a Time - Win a $10,000 Bike
@Kitejumping, it isn't simply bureaucracy. It comes down to averages. Some areas along a trail route take relatively little work and therefore little cost, where other areas might take 4 to 5 times as long for the same length of trail. Fuel, transport, materials, tools, equipment, and training all cost money even if you are using volunteers for the labour. Many of these larger centres employ builders for new projects or large maintenance projects so there is the added cost of labour.
scottbarkemeyer daniellebaker's article
Jun 3, 2015 at 23:52
Jun 3, 2015
Higher Learning: Mountain Bike Operations Program
As another graduate I can defiantly say that this is not the case. Apart from the hands on courses ie. guiding/instructing and trail building you get a rounded year of tourism courses that are applicable in not just the cycling industry. After graduating I received offers from across Canada.
Deciding to attend was the best decision of my life. It rooted my schooling in an industry that I am passionate about, connected me with not only my classmates but also alumni and others within the industry. The connections an opportunities that I have earned from completing the program are truly unlimited.
I along with every graduate that I know fully support the program and recommend it to anyone who is looking at building a future in the cycling world.
May 29, 2013 at 22:52
May 29, 2013
Hello Sparket, Do you have any idea on how we can get our contact information an mailing address to pinkbike to claim our Sequence Saturday prizes? Have they contacted you yet? Cheers, Douglas
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scottbarkemeyer IanHylands's article
Dec 15, 2012 at 1:51
Dec 15, 2012
Sequence Saturday 43
Surprise, bikes can go up hills...
scottbarkemeyer RichardCunningham's article
Sep 20, 2012 at 19:07
Sep 20, 2012
Video: Steve Smith - Blow by Blow Account of His First World Cup Victory
Congrats to Stevie, but I think Nigel it right.
scottbarkemeyer endless-gap's article
Sep 12, 2012 at 8:44
Sep 12, 2012
Video: Endless Gap - Riderprofile Rudy Biedermann
He was wearing a Scott hat in there somewhere...
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