One One

the Inbred.....26" wheels and slack 66d headtube. All Mountain hardtail.

wed nighter

wed. night ride and our first ride up Blodgett Canyon this spring, we rode until the snow turned us back around which was just past the pack bridge. The trail is in perfect shape right now and a trail crew has recently been up there clearing downfall. There may have been a couple of logs laying across the trail but that pretty much qualifies as being near perfect for the Bitterroot. Thanks trail crew.

the group stops briefly for a moose sighting

Colgan senior and a rippin Colgan junior.

Timmie figuring out a more superior braking form.

pic from 5-1-09

Cinco de Mayo at the barn.

Knolly Blog

knolly blog:

http://blog.knollybikes.com/2009/05/03/the-people-of-knolly-part-1/

more cruisers than you can shake a stick at

a few more to pick from

bitterroot beauties

these two older schwinn middleweight cruisers just arrived yesterday.....the ladies schwinn is a mid-60's American and is selling for $150 and the late 60's Jaguar with 5 spd drive train is selling for $120. Both bikes are good runners and will make perfect errand bikes.

slickrock trail with the LaSalles in the background.

slickrock cave

we were led to this cool little cave by a couple of moab locals.

bartlett wash

pretty steep.....i think this section was called the toilet bowl. It certainly resembled one at least.

bartlett wash

hard on parts

J.E.Cox

back from the land of red sandstone

i've been absent on here lately.....i apologize for that. Spring business seems to have that effect on me and my ability to post on a regular basis. But since i snapped so many darn photos while down in Moab this past week i figured it was due time to update the ol' blogger. Posted are some of my personal favorites.

Moab Utah with good pals.

this was everyone's reaction as bdiddy dusted himself off after the ride down Jackson.

Stevensville Bike Safety

spent thursday afternoon up at the Stevensville Jr High, tuning and adjusting a total of 20 Schwinn Predator BMX bikes. Mostly adjusting bearings, tightening fasteners, lubing chains, and airing up the tires. After about 4 or5 bikes went by my brain went numb and it felt like full blown production work. Still happy to turn wrenches though no matter what shade of neon. Thanks for the work and inviting us up John !

raleigh singlespeed cross

Raleigh SS CX - $800 (frame/fork/headset)

rraaaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeer bbbeeeeeeeeeerrr !

Chromag

2009 Chromag Lynx saddles. Perf leather cover. Titanium ($89) or chro-mo rails ($70).

3 speed Sturmey

the 3 speed Sturmey.....and, a look inside.

seen

seen this old schwinn leaning against a fence post while out on a ride this past sunday. Decided to stop and take a picture of the old bike. Looks to be an old schwinn with a more mdern rigid mtb fork, and a few extra mtb parts. Who ever owns it appears to have even welded brake bosses on the rear for the addition of rear cantilever brakes....pretty darn cool.

Ventana El Martillo CX

begging for the Fall cross season

Cane Creek

Cane Creek customer service.......purchase enough headsets and they supply the important pieces. Installation tools and small parts bin:

and a pic of their new CC100, a killer headset for less than $90 (comes with interloc spacer kit and headset cap)

back to the heartland

random photos taken while out pedaling around, SE Nebraska...and in no specific order.

jamaica rail to trail, oak embrace

pioneers park, pioneer

mr and mrs devall, jamaica trail to martell