Preorder your set now.....moody dark purple components. Preorder need to be made before Dec. 10th
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
Fanno saw sale
We just recieved a fresh batch of fanno saws which are fine hand pruning/trail clearing saws that are made in chico california. Come and grab one and lend a hand next spring......15% off to all members of the bitterroot backcountry cyclist. Not a member, here's your opportunity to join and benefit from the savings at your local bike shops and having trails clear of debris come next spring.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Monday, October 22, 2012
Frustrating
When wheel building isn't much fun it's probably due to once of these little fellas. Aluminim burr, rattling around and not too eager to leave. About 30 minutes required to fish this guy out.
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Ventana sale
Ventana El Ciclon frame sale....$995 !
looking to replace that worn out full suspension frame....here's your chance to add a little quality to your life. An american made 5.5" travel trail bike. With Fox shock.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
waterbottle
Klean Kanteen waterbottle - $18.00
and if that isn't expensive enough we also have a few of the stainless steel (no plastic) caps to add for an additional $12.00
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Thursday, October 04, 2012
Wednesday, October 03, 2012
Yellowstone NP Winter use
It's time to voice an opinion on Yellowstone's Winer Use Plan. Fatbikes can coexist with the current over the road travel options that Yellowstone currently allows, which currently includes snowmobile, snow coach, skis, snowshoes. Let YNP know that you'd love to be able to ride a bike over the snow covered roads during it's winter use.
the direct link to
http://parkplanning.nps.gov/document.cfm?parkID=111&projectID=40806&documentID=48306
the direct link to
http://parkplanning.nps.gov/document.cfm?parkID=111&projectID=40806&documentID=48306
Friday, September 28, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
bathroom break
note: customers identy is disguised so as to not embarass him or her. Dig the stache ?
Monday, September 24, 2012
I-15
The main motivation for this excursion south, as you probably already know was for the Interbike show at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas NV .It became clear to us, not long into our 1st days drive that the real reason we took the trip was for this window of opportunity to dirt sample along the I-15 corridor. Running Utah from border to border, north to south with my wife, a couple of nice bikes and a 12 pack of beer opened up some incentive to ride our bikes in and around the mountains that we typically stare out the window at with wandering and curious eyes on so many of our Southern Utah vacations. So many mountains along the way that HAD to hide trails. Boundless options as the color of dirt changed from gold to red.....sure, we saw some shiny new wonderful parts and bikes at the show. Clothing lines, helmets, and hydration systems that will soon adorn our shop walls BUT it's the ability to ride, and to see new terrain that drives us most.
The beer....well, it is Utah of course.
The beer....well, it is Utah of course.
I-15
The Jardine trail that leads to the Jardine Juniper.....Utah's oldest living tree at 3500 yr old. Logan Utah.
I-15
The bikes ridden.....Santacruz TRC, carbon Nomad, Tallboy LTc, Turner's 650 Burner, Yeti SB66, and Intense 27.5 all bikes rode super nice and the wheel dilemma is getting fierce. Favorite bike from the weekend. Turner Burner....stable and snappy, close second....the carbon SC Nomad. But in all honesty, all the bikes were amazing. Tracy's favorite bike....by a mile she says Turner Burner !! And that her 08' Turner RFX is up for sale. : )
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