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Watch: Hardtail Bike Vs. Full Suspension Bike – “Do You Need A Top-Of-The-Line Mountain Bike?”
Global Mountain Bike Network asks: "Do You Need A Top-Of-The-Line Mountain Bike?" They then compare hardtail versus full suspension bikes to see which is better in this respect.
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10 Upgrades for Less Than $100 That Will Radically Improve Your Mountain Bike’s Performance
We throw a lot of virtual ink around about the latest-and-greatest mountain bikes and components, many of them measured in the thousands of dollars. And while I personally love awesome, new components and blingy carbon wheels, the facts of life usually mean that I can’t buy those types of components every day… or even every …
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Watch: Cool Tubeless Tire Inflator Hack for Less than $10!
Have you wanted to go tubeless but didn’t have a compressor? For under $10 bucks we can hack a home depot garden sprayer into a cheap homemade compressor to inflate and seed our tubeless MTB tires. This simple trick is ridiculously simple, but super effective on most tubeless tires. This will work better on some …
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Listen: Money-Saving Tips for Mountain Bikers on a Budget
In this episode, we share our money-saving tips for mountain bikers. Starting with bikes, we’ll talk about how buying a tool can save you money, bike warranties and insurance, and how to shop for new or used bikes. On the travel side, we’ll discuss ways to save money on transportation, lodging, food, and race when you’re on …
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Watch: The $50 Bike Repair Stand – Quality or Crap?
I have wanted a repair stand for a quite a while but I’ve held off because I thought they were way too expensive. I would much rather spend $150-400 on other bike “toys.” I have found a few creative ways to mount my bike so I can get at the parts easier, including a shower …
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