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Will there be a wrenching party this year?
I have parts and some time to contribute.

would you sell just the knards? and what shape are they in?

Still available?

Last I heard, only the first 0.75 miles are open to biking and hiking. The trail was originally built to stop at that distance in. It was designed to provide access to some large free standing rocks t ...

I went with the oneup 42 tooth gear on my Krampus. It was ride-able without it but long grinds up hills in Mohonk and Minnewaska got kind of old.

http://www.oneupcomponents.com/collections/all-prod ...

All the suggestions made so far are very reasonable. Buying as much power as you can afford is a good idea. 1200 to 2000 lumens is usually enuff to ride as fast as you'd like to, the only problem is a ...

sold to the recovering bike mechanic from albany who wants to become a fortran programmer ... seriously i couldn't make this stuff up

oh well it has a new home i hope it's happy

Not sure I'd call climbing Mountain Rd in that direction a moderate hill. But it is paved, and fairly short, so in that sense it's easy, especially if done on a mountain bike Smile

I'll come along fo ...

$350 OBO for anybody from FITC

Probably not of much interest to folks on this forum, but thought I'd mention it in case any of you are bent riders.

Craigslist link: http://hudsonvalley.craigslist.org/bik/4498679197.html

OBL

GG - are you a GUMBA member? That's pretty much what we train our members to do.

Our patrollers encounter lots of horses during normal patrol season and have seldom had any problems. The important ...

Ughh, must work late so will not make this ride.

To answer boomking, I normally ride somewhere between 10 and 15. 15 if on carriageways or railtrail. 10 or a bit under if on singletrack. Can't real ...

I'd love to come, but what is riding on the rail trail like?

I tried to ride down my driveway to get the paper this morning (too lazy to find my boots) on my Krampus and it didn't work all that wel ...

I find a "Hi, I'd like to pass on your left, if that's alright" ruffles less feathers. Not everybody understands "On your left", especially tourists.

I like a separately striped ...

Jesse845 and others,

I think if you poke around on the Renegades web site and facebook page (www.renegadesmtb.com, the folks who basically built Lippman's bike trails) you will find they do rides t ...

One way to deal with problems like this is to teach by example.

When passing pedestrians, don't just yell "On you left" and fly past.

Ring your bell (if you have one), from a decent di ...

The tick borne disease of the month is Ehrlichiosis (pronounced ur-lik-ee-oh-sis). Since I just got over a bout with this fun bacterial infection I thought I'd share a few insights.

The CDC has a f ...

Sorry the jekyll has left the building. It was fun while I had it but my 29er fund is now larger.

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It's a very nice bike, just not the size for me (I'm very hard to fit, longer in the upper body than most folks my size and shorter in the legs). I hate to let it go, but it's just hanging in my garag ...