If you know Gary Smith, it’s probably as the owner of Independent Fabrication, the long-running boutique bike brand out of New Hampshire. Unlike most small builder’s brands, Gary neither started the company nor builds the bikes. Instead, he bought it after getting thrown into the mix there as part of a reality TV show. A […]
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A few weeks ago, I made my first trip in years back up to Ray’s Mountain Bike Park in Cleveland, Ohio. It was a bit of an emotional trip for me as it was my first time back in three years since the injury that almost changed my riding for the rest of my […]
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Looking for more real, whole food and vegan sports supplement options to fuel your endurance exercise? MODe Sports Nutrition has just added a new Vegan Protein Recovery mix and a natural Electrolyte Hydration mix that adds Betaine and chelated minerals. The sports hydration mix comes in four flavors (pineapple, green apple, lemonade, and raspberry), and […]
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All Mountain Style has had a busy December. At the beginning of last month they introduced new chainstay and seatstay protection that would be perfect for your gravel, XC, or even road bike. Since AMS has been pushing frame protection that also adds a bit of style, they also introduced new mud guards to match. […]
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The holiday season is the perfect time to plan on redecorating your home. Besides being close to the start of a new year, you can also think of this as a gift to yourself. Start planning a redo on the following:
Gone are the days of white fridges and dishwashers. In their place? Stainless steel, sleek slate and matte black finishes. These industrial-style appliances appear much more streamlined and up-to-date while adding a touch of luxe to your space. Plus, they’re much easier to keep clean. Source: HGTV
Bright and busy wallpaper can make a space appear much smaller than it is and you end up limiting yourself when it comes to decorating. Try neutral walls and if you really want to include some colour, opt for a feature wall or coloured homewares. Source: HomesToLove
This nubby treatment gave ceilings everywhere a textured look through the mid-20th century—and provided a challenge to anyone trying to clean cobwebs from the upper corners of a room. Despite their current lack of popularity, popcorn ceilings are still around today in lots of homes, because removal of these ceilings, some of which contain asbestos, can be expensive, messy, and potentially health threatening. Source: BobVila
In years past, glass blocks were used to let light shine into a shower area without sacrificing privacy. Now, however, they may come off as dated. Homes today are more likely to use creative glass designs or a skylight to offer privacy. Source: ElleDecor
When you can have a solid surface for not much more expense, why have tile? Kelly asked. “No one wants to clean grout on a horizontal tile surface ever again. It doesn’t matter how tight the grout lines are. Go for a slab.” Source: DenverPost
One of the things you should immediately get rid of is that old carpet you’ve had for ages. We can help you install a new one. Call us!
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Photo submitted by Aman Ahmed, “This is at the Tarout Castle in the Eastern Province of Saudi Arabia. My regular riding route.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The Day. Send in your pics with a […]
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May 2018 lead you to new adventures on the bike! Photo submitted by Tyler Wertenbruch, “Just about to enter Chile today on the way to Torres del Paine.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The […]
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