Cyclocross is a zany bunch, and East Coast vs West Coast vs Euro have many different views on things…
Tell me what you think:
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Cyclocross is a zany bunch, and East Coast vs West Coast vs Euro have many different views on things…
Tell me what you think:
Posted in Event, tagged #globalteamonone, #globalteamtitus, 29er, 4x, Ambassador, bicycle, bike, Bikes, biking, Brand, country, cross, cx, cycling, cyclocross, dirt, downhill, El Guapo, extreme, fireline, fireline 29er, freeride, FTM, FTM Carbon, Global, Mountain, mountain bike, MTB, Program, Race, Ride, riding, Road, rockstar, Rockstar 29er, Titus, titus el guapo, titus fireline, titus fireline 29er, titus FTM, titus FTM Carbon, titus Rockstar 29er, Titus X, titus X Carbon, trail, X Carbon, XC on 10/26/2011| Leave a Comment »
Titus Cycles is having a contest where you submit a 30 second video link showing why you think you would be a good global brand ambassador. Here is my submission:
Check the criteria on the site if you want to read about what this contest was about:
http://dev.titusti.com/2011/10/titus-global-brand-ambassador-program/
#globalteamtitus
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Dirty MTB Route I found last year. Decided to try it on the MTB. It was rought, but refreshing, in this all-road season!
Here is the link to the route: http://connect.garmin.com/activity/52806296
Posted in Humor, Sunday, Weekend Post, tagged bicycling, bike, bike riders, bikers presents, Christmas, Christmas and holiday season, christmas tree, cycling christmas ornaments, cyclist christmas tree, Decorations, Desk Accessories, Gifts, holiday shopping, Holidays, Jewelry, Ornaments, Shopping, Tree, Wall Hangings on 12/05/2010| 1 Comment »
John ‘Impy’ Imperial has posted some funny pictures on facebook. His wife allegedly left him in charge of decorating the Christmas tree, so he went to town adding his own touch to the style of the ornaments:
I’m wondering how his wife like the decorations…. I think he would have had better luck with something like this:
Posted in Classic Post, DIY, Love, tagged bike, blog, exploring, finding, Garmin, GPS, maps, Mountain, network, topo, trail, velominati on 07/26/2010| 1 Comment »
Velominati’s post about non-paved road riding made want to get on the mountain bike. Yes, riding the 29’er is pretty shameful to do in perfect road riding weather, but I couldn’t help myself… I just had to go out for a few hours. Trying to decide exactly where to ride at was nearly as difficult as climbing some of the local mountains. Either the trails were too far, or I had spent so much time on them in the Fall and Winter that riding them would have been as lame as riding one of these:
All issues aside, I needed to be on the 29er, and find a new trail to ride around on… but where? How do you, the readers, find new trail systems to ride on?
I have heard stories of people finding trails using Topo Maps, following jeep trails and gas wells. With this technique, and a bit of freestyle exploration, I was able to find some pretty sweet gas well routes that resulted into ATV trails going into the woods. If there was ever a honey pot of local trails… this would be it!
After a ride or two, I have been able to map out just a fraction of the entire trail network on just one side of the forest. I’m guessing there is around ten miles of rideable trails, but with the amount of the paths going up and down a 200+ foot climb would make it a hell of a ride if you tried to do it all at once. This trail system is going to take a while to fully explore, but I think I’m willing to take the time to document it for local MTB’ers.
It all goes to show you that spending some time, and taking an educated guess can really pay off. Having ten or more miles of trail less than a mile away from home is such an amazing gift. I’m very glad (and very lucky) that such elaborate trails were found.