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| Bike I ride: | 2008 Mongoose Khyber Elite with Syncros DS-28/Hope ProII wheelset, stylo cranks, X9 rd |
| About Me: | I come from Ridgecrest, CA. I go to UC Santa Barbara right now. I ride bikes. |
| Products Recommended: | Hayes Stroker Trail | Truvativ Stylo 3.3 Team | SRAM X9 Rear Derailleur Medium | Mongoose Khyber Super |
| Companies Supported: | none - View Companies |
there are also open source alternatives like Inkscape, you guys. no need to openly proclaim doing something illegal *ahemscottmillphotography*
I liked DexterH's explanation, but charvey9, thinner pedals won't give you a longer pedal stroke. you could have a pedal a foot tall and the platform would still spin around in a 340mm diameter circle (with 170mm cranks). it would just be incredibly unstable.
amazing how much work they did for this joke you mean...
wow. looks like a killer film
Am I the only one who has a problem with this guy's writing skill? I know we're on the internet but that should be no excuse for a product review article. Proper grammar helps readers read a story. It looks like he banged this out in 15 minutes without even proofreading it.
Back to the brace, yeah it's nice but not something to spend $600 on. The Ride should be good enough. I have the EVS brace similar to the Leatt braces. It fits well both when riding my moto and my pedal bike, it wasn't more than $200, and fits with my chest protector.
I'm thankful that I've been able to keep a clear and level head, my family who still loves me and supports me no matter what, the education they're helping me receive, my bike that i worked hard for that helps me keep my sanity when school gets crazy, my friends, my country and those protecting it, Canada for being so ****ing awesome, and all the great people in the sport of mountain biking.
are we going to get the results from the contest? or did I really miss something?
awesome article. my jaw dropped at some of those pics. epic trails!
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Sep 25, 2008 at 11:26