For the second day of Eurobike teasers I’ve turned over a couple of bikes that caught my eye this day out running along the halls. They are just a taste of what we saw today and what will get more detailed coverage over the next week or two. To be honest it’s hard to walk […]
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You’re probably asking yourself – didn’t Enduro already offer bottom brackets for GXP cranksets? They did. But rather, they were basically bottom brackets for 24mm spindles with adapters to run the 24/22mm combination needed for GXP. To make a truly GXP specific bottom bracket, it was more work than you might imagine. It started with […]
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Wearing the SRD badge for the Stan’s Racing Development program, the new Podium SRD is one of their lightest wheels yet. Using an evolution of their RiACT rim shape and carbon layup process, Stan’s says that through optimization of the layup they were able to remove one ply resulting in an impressive 1287g weight for […]
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These prototype Hope RXCranks are designed for road or cyclocross because, in their words, they “wanted to create a stiffer crank than what they’d done before, and than what’s out there, but in aluminum.” Arms are hollow, two piece bonded construction where the main body is machined from a single piece, then with a back […]
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If you’re on the fence over the 1x road argument like we’ve seen on 3T’s own aero Strada road bike, most likely gearing & gear spacing has been one of your sticking points. 3T has known that getting proper road gearing was key to having a good single chainring road experience so they’ve been developing […]
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The new DVO Opal inline shock is their first shock without a piggyback reservoir. All of the compression circuitry is inside the main barrel, with a simple two setting adjustment knob on the outside. There’s also a 10-click rebound adjust bezel running around it. Flip the lever either direction to firm things up. Aimed at […]
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The K-Edge Mountain Chain Guide was teased at Sea Otter, and now it’s ready, bringing with it massive adjustability to fine tune it for any 1x drivetrain setup. Every bolt on it is 3mm. The cage opens with a single bolt, but you can reach some of them without needing to flip it open. The […]
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ENVE initially launched the M Series in 2014. At the time, one of the main goals was to just convince the riding public that carbon was a reliable material to use for rim construction and was here to stay. It was also designed to be the first reliable hookless carbon tubeless rim. Obviously, a lot […]
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The new ISM PN3.0 is their road race saddle, which gets a slimmer form factor than their triathlon saddles. The latter has been their focus in the past, but this new, narrower shape should appeal to a wider user base. The standard padded version with plastic shell comes in at a claimed 258g with new […]
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After starting the trend with orange forks for their pro athletes, Fox has been slowly releasing them to the public. If you want your bike to look just like the Pros’, or just like the orange color, they’ll soon be available in four different Fox 36 builds for a limited time. Available in 27.5″ and […]
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Bianchi brings more than 130 years of bicycle racing together with 70 years of Ferrari motorsports racing for their new luxury Italian cycling project. Dubbed Bianchi for Scuderia Ferrari, the new project is a collaboration of two unique racing design teams with different approaches to going fast & looking good while doing it. The concept […]
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The Schwalbe X-One Allround cyclocross tire, which we reviewed last season, gets a new tan skinwall option. It’s a tube-type, Performance level tire. They say the tan sidewall material doesn’t work with their tubeless sidewall materials, because then it would be black, so they don’t get the tubeless bead either. Meaning, you really shouldn’t try […]
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Finally, Zipp is fully committed to Road Tubeless. What started last year with the 303 Firecrest has made its way across their entire NSW and Firecrest lines, with the 202, 303, 404 and 808 depths all getting tubeless ready disc brake wheelset options. In our estimation, it was a matter of testing the waters and […]
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“The products don’t make you faster,” says Zipp product manager Nate Schickel. “Setting the fit makes you faster.” Being properly fit makes you comfortable, which lets you stay in a fast position, so you waste less energy moving around. That’s the premise behind the new Zipp SL70 Ergo carbon handlebar, which updates the angles and […]
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Based on how much we’ve heard Chris Cocalis talk about testing various ebike platforms over the past few years, you could guess what was coming. Like the vast majority of players in the european mountain bike scene (or those trying to gain more market share in Europe), Pivot now has an ebike. While the U.S. […]
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With virtual worlds like Zwift making indoor training more and more immersive, it seems only fitting we can now control the angle of our bike to simulate climbing and descending. The new Wahoo Kickr Climb sets your fork on an electronic lift that syncs with training programs to adjust angle from -10º to +20º. Now, […]
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10 years. On one hand it seems hard to believe Pivot has only been around for a decade. They’ve become such a fixture in the mountain bike space it’s hard to imagine the industry without them. But on the other hand, the amount they’ve been able to accomplish in such a short time is also […]
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Oakley has taken their interest in cycling headgear to the next level with the new Aro aero road bike helmets. Oakley launched into snow sports helmets last winter because they wanted to integrate optics and helmets since the two are so closely intertwined in fit and performance. It’s all about heads up protection, with two […]
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It was only this past spring that we got an early look at the unique adjustable geometry/fork flip chip Ruut gravel bikes of Polish bike company Rondo. But gravel isn’t the only riding Rondo is into. So when the guys want to put the hurt into each other racing on the road they needed another […]
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When WTB set out to create the new Koda saddle, they had planned on building the best possible women’s specific seat that they could. But just like what happened with their Deva saddle, even though it was intended for women, a number of men find the new saddle comfortable as well. In order to make […]
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Photo submitted by Jochem Hinloopen, “I gave tubeless 30mm tires on my road bike a try. After a healthy thrashing along the gravel roads around the BMC Switzerland headquarters, I am convinced this setup can handle anything!” We always love seeing photos of your rides and are happy to share them with our readers around the world […]
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After many years of focusing on rear shocks only, Cane Creek finally broke into the fork market with the Helm Air. And before the initial surprise even wore off, they’ve gone ahead and developed a new coil version for those who want the lively ride of a good ol’ spring. While the new Helm Coil […]
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Beautiful large windows have huge advantages including lots of natural light and the ability to admire inspiring views from the comfort of your sofa. However, you might be wondering how you going to furnish these gorgeous windows. Check out these 3 window treatment ideas for tall windows:
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Drapery
Drapery, the most traditional choice for tall windows, makes your room feel dramatic and regal.
When choosing drapery, keep in mind the scale of the room. A 2-inch diameter curtain rod will become lost on top of a 15-foot-tall window, so use bigger drapery hardware and larger pleats for your drapes so you can see the grand effect.
Personalize the drapery to match your home style by using tiebacks, patterns or valances.
Layer different materials to add interest and dimension to your drapery. You can also include different colors to match your home decor. Source: Angieslist
Roman Shades
If you need multiple roman shades to fill a wide wall of windows, make sure you choose a pattern that allows you to stack each shade next to each other so it feels like one long shade. When there are no breaks in between each shade, your window looks streamlined.
Tip: Don’t forget to hang them higher than the windows if your windows are low. When measuring the height you need for the shades, be sure to include the extra material to cover the gap between ceiling and top of the window. Source: Houzz
Top down / Bottom up Cellular
Cellular shades are a clean and modern look to consider as a tall window treatment idea. Their energy efficiency is perfect when the midday sun is streaming through your tall windows, keeping you cool inside. What is most amazing about cellular shades is that they are available in a top down/bottom up feature. The top and bottom of your shade move independently, giving you precise command of how much light is flowing into your home, preserving privacy without sacrificing natural light. Source: BlindsGalore
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Showering is an essential part of a healthy routine, but depending on the temperature, your time spent under the water can offer different benefits for your skin and some bodily functions too. Learn about the surprising health benefits of a taking a cold shower in this article.
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Increase Alertness
Taking a cold shower in the morning, and feeling cold water pour down over our body seems more horrifying than soothing. However, the deep breathing in response to our body’s shock helps us keep warm, as it’s increases our overall oxygen intake. Thus, our heart rate will also increase, releasing a rush of blood through our entire body. This gives us a natural dose of energy for the day. Source: MedicalDaily
Stimulate Weight Loss
Another way cold showers will make you look better, is by promoting fat loss.
Most people don’t know this, but there are two types of fat in your body. Brown fat & white fat. White fat is bad. It’s the body fat that we all hate so much. Brown fat is good. It’s function is to generate heat and keep your body warm.
When you take a cold shower, brown fat is activated, resulting in an increase in energy and calories burned to keep your body warm. So much so that according to this study, cold temperatures can increase brown fat by 15X the normal amount, which can result in 9 pounds of weight loss per year. Source: Menprovement
Refine Hair and Skin
If you’d like to reduce the appearance of acne, cold showers could do the job. Hot water dries out your skin, while cold water tightens your cuticles and pores, preventing them from getting clogged. You can also use cold showers for shinier, more attractive hair that your partner can’t resist playing with. Cold water will close your cuticle, making it less likely dirt can accumulate in your scalp. Source: Lifehack
Build Strong Will Power
The next day was more of the same, but I noticed I had more apprehension this time around before hopping in the shower. This trend continued throughout the following mornings as well. If I knew how great it made me feel, then why didn’t I eagerly throw myself underneath the icy spray? The experience reminded me of a famous old saying, one that has been attributed to a bunch of authors: “I don’t enjoy writing. I enjoy having written.” I don’t like taking cold showers, I just like the way they make me feel after I’ve already dried off.
The week has been a success, and I’ve assured myself that I will keep taking cold showers in the mornings. However, it won’t be easy. I mean, have you taken a hot shower? It’s the best. Source: Prevention
Strengthen Immunity
According to a study done in 1993 by the Thrombosis Research Institute in England, individuals who took daily cold showers saw an increase in the number of virus fighting white blood cells compared to individuals who took hot showers. Researchers believe that the increased metabolic rate, which results from the body’s attempt to warm itself up, activates the immune system and releases more white blood cells in response. Source: Artofmanliness
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The aero Aria is the most recent bike to have popped up from Italian bike maker Bianchi earlier this summer, and it already is getting a new disc brake sibling. Designed to be a slightly more affordable road race ready version of the aerodynamic technologies that Bianchi developed for their Aquila CV TT bike (without the Countervail […]
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There’s always some cool stuff lurking around in the booths at Crankworx. In this article we’ll check out a few noteworthy items including POC’s new Ora Goggles, and a base-level chain guide from E-Thirteen. We also got an update on when Maxxis’ latest treads should hit the market and pics of a sweet custom painted helmet […]
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In addition to new trail bike saddles, Shimano’s PRO component brand has a new 3-spoke carbon wheel option for the opposite end of the racing spectrum – time trialing. The new Pro Tri-Spoke Clincher takes their popular three spoked tubular carbon front wheel raced by Shimano sponsored athletes in TTs and triathlons, and adds a […]
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The new Garmin EDGE 1030 GPS cycling computer aims to connect you to your ride like never before. In addition to pairing itself with the usual performance devices like heart rate straps and power meters, it also connects to their Varia radar and headlight, and your phone. Using all of that, it can then connect […]
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Shimano’s PRO component group has a trio of new mountain bike saddles geared toward more aggressive riding styles. Developed based on saddle pressure mapping studies from their ergonomic division at Bikefitting.com, Pro discovered many mountain bikers were sacrificing comfort and possibly even limiting performance by using saddles that didn’t address the seated position of an […]
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Coil springs seem to be back in a big way. While most of the industry got away from metal springs in the past decade, we’re starting to see a number of new options bringing back the super supple ride coil springs are known for. Using their air sprung Ribbon Enduro fork as a starting point, […]
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Earlier this year, Birzman introduced the BottleCleat alongside a ton of new accessories, pumps and bags. This is their take on a cageless water bottle, using a combination of peg and clip to retain your drink. The system puts a peg on the bottom of the mount, then has a clip-in opening for a smaller […]
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With so many different colors, materials and designs available, it can be difficult to choose the best carpet for your home. Check out these 3 tips on determining carpet quality.
Replacing old carpet can be a costly pain in the neck. That’s why investing a little more money in durable carpet is usually a smart choice. The longer your carpet lasts, the longer you can wait before replacing it — and the more money you’ll save in the long term.
Durability has a great deal to do with density and twist, two specifications listed on the label. Density simply refers to how close together the strands of fiber are — fibers per square inch. You can judge density by bending it back and seeing how much backing peeks through. Denser carpet tends to last longer because it withstands impact better. It also protects from dirt and stain by making it more difficult for particles to sink through it, keeping soils on the surface and easier to clean
However, twist is the number of times a strand of fiber is twisted per inch. Carpet that has a high twist level of 4 or more will also be more durable and less likely to unravel. Carpet doesn’t have to be dense to be durable, as long as it has a high twist level (and vice versa). Source: Home.HowStuffWorks
Carpet fibers are usually one of five materials: Nylon, Olefin, Polyester, Acrylic or Wool. An overwhelming majority of carpet today is made from synthetic fibers, with nylon leading the way.
| Nylon | Accounts for roughly 60% all carpet sold in the U.S. Dye is added to nylon fibers as they are manufactured and so are colorfast. Nylon is wear-resistant, tolerates heavy furniture and is resilient. Available in many colors and styles. Only with the addition of stain-repelling technology, now standard for most nylon carpets, does nylon manage to be stain-resistant. Untreated nylon is susceptible to stains. Nylon is prone to static charge and to fading in direct sunlight. |
| Olefin | Commonly called polypropylene, this thread is strong, wear-resistant, stain-resistant and is easy to clean. This material can be use outdoors because it is moisture and mildew resistant. While not as resilient as nylon, it is more resistant to fading. Not as comfortable on bare feet. Does not have the luxurious feel of some other carpet and seams may be more apparent. |
| Polyester | Becoming more popular is polyester, in part, because of its lower cost. It is not as resilient as nylon and is more prone to fading, staining and pilling than nylon. Not well suited for high traffic areas. Noted for its soft, luxurious feel when used in thick cut-pile textures, polyester is a good value. |
| Acrylic | Has the look and feel of wool but without the cost. Acrylic is not as widely used as other fibers. Acrylic resists static build-up, is moisture and mildew resistant. |
| Wool | The only natural fabric commonly in use for carpet. Wool has a luxurious feel and is very durable. It is naturally soil resistant and stains clean up well. Wool will fade in direct sunlight and is the most expensive fiber. |
| Blends | Various combinations of fibers can improve the overall look, feel and performance of a carpet. Wool/nylon and olefin/nylon are two common blends in use today. Source: AcmeHowTo
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Carpet face weight is the weight of the carpet pile per square yard of carpet, measured in ounces. Unfortunately, face weight has been so heavily marketed that many consumers are given the impression that it is the best way to determine a carpet’s durability.
It can be easy to believe that a higher face weight represents a more durable carpet, but this is not always the case because several things influence a carpet’s weight. Source: TheSpruce
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Shape My Grip launched their CURVE and BARTOP molded grips in February, and now they’ve added GripTech+ bar tape to complete the system. It’s designed to be stretchy enough to work around the new curves created by their add-on shapes, which are made of a soft material that also damps vibrations and adds a little […]
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While it seems trivial to focus on just a change in their distribution network, the difficulty of acquiring some of THM’s premium ultralight carbon components has frustrated many potential buyers. Price has and will continue to be the main obstacle to more people riding the often crazy light made-in-Germany carbon kit from THM, but at […]
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While Dainese has new gravity-specific clothing coming too, we checked out the versatile new AWA line at Crankworx. The acronym stands for All-Weather Activity, and the pieces are designed to work as a system to keep you comfortable in all conditions. The AWA line includes shorts, jerseys, an insulated jacket, an ultra-thin wind shell, and […]
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Photo submitted by Carlos Nieto-Mattei, “After a great day at Kingdom Trails with my 15 yr old son, East Burke, Vermont. Not a bad place to wash your bike! Pic credit: Kai Nieto-Gonzalez.” We always love seeing photos of your rides and are happy to share them with our readers around the world on the Pic Of […]
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The transition from long pointy aero helmets to more natural shapes has happened relatively quickly for mainstream helmet producers. Giro is taking it to another level with their Vanquish MIPS helmet by tying the most up-to-date aerodynamic, safety and fit technologies into a well rounded performance road helmet. The Vanquish is loaded with Giro’s top of […]
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Taking cues from the running shoe industry, Giro has introduced a complete line of cycling shoes with 3D knit uppers. They promise a soft, comfortable sock-like fit, with options for road, mountain and commuting. The Xnetic knit upper is created as a single piece, which is then reinforced on the shoe with a TPU skeleton […]
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Photo submitted by Jared Hoover, “My wife, Meghan, got off of work on time, which is rare as a veterinarian. It let us go roam the amazingly managed trails of White Clay Creek State Park in Delaware.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our […]
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So, according to their testing and feedback with Team Sky (who’s won two Tour de Frances on this setup), Stages says you may not actually need independent left-right power measurement. But now they’re offering it, because we want it anyway. The new Stages Power LR puts separate sensors on both crank arms, starting with the […]
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We’ve tried a lot of wrist-based heart rate monitors, and the new Fitbit Ionic is the new category killer thanks to long battery life, long feature list and a new tri-color heart rate sensor that works even under water. Which is good, because I’m going to dive deep into the features. But first, a bit […]
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One year ago, I moved into the Shower’s Pass Utility backpack, designed and tested in the oppressively rainy climate of Portland, Oregon. As someone who is traveling day to day to work locally or on trips across the country, any bag I have in this capacity has to carry my work gear, travel well on […]
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PRESS RELEASE: SCOTTSDALE, Arizona USA— Paul Lew, a cycling industry innovator for the past three decades, has accepted the position of CEO in the recently restructured edco cycling components company. For approximately the last decade, the historic Swiss brand was controlled by Edco Engineering BV in the Netherlands, with sales, distribution and development through independent […]
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Carleton by Censorio is the next new development to come to the popular Burnaby Heights neighbourhood. With all the shops, services, easy access to downtown Vancouver, SFU and the North Shore, you can see why people choose to live in Burnaby Heights. Carleton is a small boutique building which will feature only 28 units comprised of 1 and 2 bedroom conods. These homes will range in size from 591 to 1119 square feet.
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The new Formula Nero dual crown downhill suspension fork pumps up customization options with three separate air chambers, high- and low-speed compression knobs and more. And it builds in their floating cartridge design to reduce stiction on an all new chassis that increases stiffness. At the bottom, there’s a clever counter-twisting thru axle that’s simple […]
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After quickly selling out Salisbury Walk and Salisbury Lane, Macleans Homes is ready to bring their newest townhomes development to Port Coquitlam. Salisbury South is a new townhouse development will be centrally located at 2145 Prairie Avenue, Port Coquitlam, This boutique collection of townhomes will feature the same quality, comfort and privacy as their first two Salisbury projects, all nestled in a quiet residential neighbourhood of west Port Coquitlam.
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Similar to the ever changing market, Transition is keeping up with the trends with their newly updated GiddyUp line. Their Patrol, Scout and Smuggler are getting with the times by adopting Boost spacing, metric shocks and, for some, Trunion mounted rear shocks. Their all new Sentinel on the other hand, offers the full range of […]
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Everything’s better with lasers, right? From the company that brought you the laser stem alignment tool, we present – the Linientreu laser derailleur tool. Most mechanics are probably asking why you would need such a tool, but Tune says that the device makes it easier to set up your shifting, whether you’re a complete novice or […]
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Since the launch of a very special S-Works Venge, Specialized and McLaren have had a bit of history together. Like the S-Works x McLaren Venge, we’ve seen a few ultra high end limited editions spring up from the partnership, and their new Roubaix is no exception. Draped in a coat of Heritage Orange paint, the […]
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Fulcrum Racing has taken their popular mid-depth aero carbon road tubulars raced by the pros and developed a clincher version to appeal more to the amateur road rider. At 40mm & 55mm deep respectively the new Speed 40C & Speed 50C clinchers should offer a high-performance option for amateur racing roadies looking to upgrade their […]
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Rotor’s all new Spanish-made Rvolver hubs take a completely unique approach to engaging a freehub body with the hub. Most basic designs use flat, spring-loaded pawls to ratchet along & grab a toothed ring in the hub to transfer power, but Rotor wasn’t satisfied with that standard solution’s friction. Instead the Rvolver uses a series […]
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Photo submitted by Katherine Fuller, IMBA’s Marketing and Communications Director, “This shot is from IMBA’s most recent staff ride and features our membership manager, Heather, who was fresh off of the Big Mountain Enduro Series. Ten of us took on the 35-mile Monarch Crest IMBA EPICS route near Salida, Colorado, the day of the eclipse. […]
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