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By yourmtb on 7/9/2008
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How to do a track-stand (BikeSkills.com)
Bikeskills.com: Downhill with Greg Minnaar
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By Bikeskills on 6/19/2008
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How to ride the steeps (Bikeskills.com)
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By yourmtb on 6/19/2008
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How to ride a rock garden with Brian Lopes (Bikeskills.com)
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By yourmtb on 6/12/2008
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Moab MTB Skills Camp April 11-15th
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By dirtcoach on 12/29/2007 Apr 11 2008 - 23:00 Apr 15 2008 - 07:59 US/Mountain Love to ride your mountain bike? Join JDS Sportcoaching, LLC for a two-session mountain biking immersion camp in spectacular Moab, Utah, arguably the Mountain Biking capital of the United States. Camp Features |
Legend Park July 21, 2007
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By james brown 62 on 7/22/2007
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Group Skill Levels Different - How to Handle?
 By MikeG on 7/6/2007 We have a regular group of people that ride together. The group fluctuates with people dropping out and coming in. Naturally, we have different levels of riders with us at any given time. I really believe in promoting MTB and introducing it to others, sort of paying forward, in return for the guys that got me started. Without insulting the new guys, and holding back the experienced riders, I don't know how we can make everybody happy. |
Lory State Park Pump Track/Jump Park
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By Evan on 11/6/2006 on Evan's blog Me and my friend Grant headed up to Lory State Park yesterday to check out the jump park/pump track they got going up there, and here's a report if you haven't been! So first things first - if you go, BRING SPARE TUBES! The ground is still pretty littered with goatheads, and it can make for a long day if you don't bring tubes. We talked to some people that said they Slimed their tubes just for riding here. Grant and I both caught flats, and had to wander over to Road 34 to pick up spares. Thanks to Matt who was manning the counter at Road 34 for getting us what we need! We rocked the thorn-resistant variety and that seemed to work very well! I'd be willing to bet that the more the park gets used the goathead problem will eventually go away as more people pick up the nasty little buggers with their tires and take them out of the park. |
