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How To Change a Hydraulic Brake Line on Your MTB
There comes a time when due to unforeseen issues, you need to change a hydraulic brake line… or perhaps you just want to change up the brand or color of the hose. Unlike changing a mechanical brake or shifter cable housing, you do need some specialized tools to do this conversion correctly. There isn’t just one …
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Last Day of Downhilling at Mountain Creek Bike Park
After another restful night, it took us a while to get ready. With two days of riding and the repeated physical battery from all the gnar that Mountain Creek has to offer, we took a bit longer than usual to make it out the door. Seeing that it was our last day out, we didn’t …
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Shredding the Slopes @ Mountain Creek Bike Park (New Jersey)
So after a lot of planning and waiting, I managed to finally take a trip out to Mountain Creek bike park in Vernon, NJ. Living in Toronto (that’s Canada) it would be a 500 mile road trip for me. We left Toronto at 4am which meant a quick and easy border crossing. Once we arrived …
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A Visit to Ray’s Milwaukee: 20 Observations of Rad
A view from above: a small section of the action Things I learned during my visit to Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: 1. The amount of rad that can be purchased for $25 approaches infinity. 2. There is an entire generation of riders (maybe two generations) that look way cooler than me. …
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A Visit to Ray’s Milwaukee: 20 Observations of Rad
A view from above: a small section of the action Things I learned during my visit to Ray’s Indoor Mountain Bike Park in Milwaukee, Wisconsin: 1. The amount of rad that can be purchased for $25 approaches infinity. 2. There is an entire generation of riders (maybe two generations) that look way cooler than me. …
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