Proof that you should sell your mountain bikes and only partake of the much safer sport Dirt bikingI’ve been really upset that I spent extra money on a good helmet but hadn’t actually tested it out, so I went Chad speed at Brian talent and gave the helmet a good checking. It works.
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Proof that you should sell your mountain bikes and only partake of the much safer sport Dirt biking
I think my brovaries just exploded.Took a mellow lap down vertigo tonight with the toddler riding shotgun. The giggles at the start made the climb 100% worth it. Ok it was worth it anyway because #tryingtoimprovefitness.
Steezy bros, and it is, for sure. Those jump lines are HUGE though, and the guys hitting them are impressive. The trails above the jump park are pretty good too, nice and chunky.Knowing EM though it will be packed with whatever the mtb equivalent for a jerry is.
They just rebuilt it.I swear that place has been open for a while? Either that or I ran a different park in EM? Maybe they just rebuilt it?
I have a video if I can figure out how to link it in.
1st rip on the crest this morning with a buddy from college. Cleaned puke hill and rode the high line on the spine for the first time. We dropped down into park city and went down red coat and insurgent. My favorite route.
You ridden vertigo on the alpine side of corner canyon? I think lambert park in alpine has some smoother stuff too.Puke hill is no joke, good job!
We’ve been in Salt Lake for a week due to my wife recovering from surgery. Our little dude gets up at 530, so instead of hanging at the in-laws all morning, I’ve been taking him out on rides. We’ve ridden Round Valley, EaMo, Corner Canyon…
Any other recommendations? The kid is a bobble head and in his best interest smooth single track is preferred.
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Nice! If you haven't ridden it, Mueller Park in Bountiful. Ride North Canyon up and Mueller Park down. Lots of hikers, so a bit of care is good, but a really fun trail! https://www.mtbproject.com/directory/8010494/bountifulAny other recommendations? The kid is a bobble head and in his best interest smooth single track is preferred.
My boy and I will ride vertigo with you on Tuesday morning if you’d like. Our usually palls are out of town, and my boy like vertigo because it’s easy.
Jenson has the right part for a couple brands but I don't see yours (https://www.jensonusa.com/Seatpost-Clamp-Parts). That KS lower seat clamp might work if you feel like gambling $5.99 plus shipping?I need just the lower part of the saddle clamp.. but can't seem to find one online... and what I can find is like $30 🤷♂️... but a whole new post with clamp is as cheap as $10
Maybe I am searching with the wrong terms.. what is that lower piece of the clamp called??
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Bike collective is a great idea. I 100% support a dropper post upgrade, probably one of my favorite features on my new bike, never knew how much I would like one.Jenson has the right part for a couple brands but I don't see yours (https://www.jensonusa.com/Seatpost-Clamp-Parts). That KS lower seat clamp might work if you feel like gambling $5.99 plus shipping?
Another option would be to get yourself down to the Salt Lake Bike Collective during their open shop/retail hours and having a dig through their seat posts bin, they might have a clamp that would work. Or a shop that retails Specialized/Bontrager stuff might have something in their spares bucket.
Or it might just be New Seat Post Day. Dropper posts are neat, and they've come way down in price.
I'm pretty sure I have a carbon seat post with clamps you can have. Only unwashed heathens ride without droppersI need just the lower part of the saddle clamp.. but can't seem to find one online... and what I can find is like $30 🤷♂️... but a whole new post with clamp is as cheap as $10
Maybe I am searching with the wrong terms.. what is that lower piece of the clamp called??
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