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better yet, learn how to wrap tape properly...
If you pass through Breckenridge (the CO Trail does) I'd be happy to do a ride with you or offer suggestions.
Does she have a handle on Emptybeer yet?My daughter rode her first real mountain bike trail last week. She was stocked. "Best day ever!!!"
Yeah, yeah, I've done it and it's been fine. But I've found that it's one of the few things I have the shop do.
Oh come on, like 2% of the Fred Sled public actually needs/uses race geometry.
20" bmx = potato chip
Not at all.
It's just a more relaxed geometry than 99% of the road bikes and you can ride dirt on it and fit knobbies too. It's light and fast and best value for money currently.
I've had steel road bikes almost exclusively for the past 20 + years and I ain't going back.
It's like stepping from the thruster potato chip to
a keel fish or mini-simmons.
And also, people think I'm a dentist, aparently. Win - win.
"MTBR" Say it fast. That's what the guys on Ridemonkey call the MTBR forum.
