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	Cinema Sunday: "Washington Basin, Idaho" posted May 19, 2013 by mtbgreg1 Idaho is home to more gorgeous, high-alpine singletrack than you can shake a flat tube at! These trails in Washington Basin are about equidistant to Sun Valley and Salmon (chukt's stomping grounds). While there are currently amazing trails everywhere you turn in Idaho, don't take them for... read full article 1 comments
	Week in Review: Mountain Bike PODs posted May 18, 2013 by mtbgreg1 Every day of the week we feature an excellent user-submitted mountain bike photo as ourPhoto of the Day. Just in case you missed one or two from the past week, here are the seven most recent PODs that weve published. To view a larger version of... read full article 0 comments
	Video: Whistler Bike Park Opening Day posted May 17, 2013 by mtbgreg1 Today, May 17th, marks a significant day that mountain bikers the world over anticipate every spring: the official opening of the Whistler Bike Park! Thanks to a low snow year and an exceptionally warm, dry spring, Whistler Bike Park is opening with a record number of trails... read full article 1 comments
	Review: Raleigh XXIX+G Steel 29er posted May 17, 2013 by mtbgreg1 The Raleigh XXIX+G is a steel hardtail 29er that sports classic styling with a real disposition toward modern technology and real performance. While it's available as a singlespeed or with a 3x10 drivetrain, I chose to test the 3x10Raliegh calls this version the +G. A couple months... read full article 6 comments

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Jampa56 reviewed Sycamore Ridge

This is a good beginner trail in a beautiful hardwood forest that tracks the contour of the hills.

35 minutes ago

PSUtuna replied to Re: Hello Singletrack community!! on the forums

+1 on the Guardian. For the price point, it is spec'd out as a very nice 29er. Check it out: http://www.airbornebicycles.com/product ... -29er.aspx Welcome to singletracks!

1 hour ago

GiantPogo replied to Re: The Beer Thread on the forums

I have tried many beers from all over the world... Have paid as much as $10 for a bottle of IPA and have enjoyed many a great beer. You may call me crazy but a year ago I tried a...

2 hours ago

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GiantPogo replied to Re: Recommend me a good repair stand around $150 on the forums

They dropped the price of the Feedback Sports Mechanic stand this weekend on Amazon of which I am a Prime member and get free two day shipping so I bought it http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001F2 ... UTF8&psc=1

2 hours ago

josiahhaswell replied to Re: Hello Singletrack community!! on the forums

Hi Matt, I would call myself a beginner but when I saw the comment about an Airborne bike ... I had to chime in. I have an Airborne Guardian and I can not say enough good about the bike. I...

2 hours ago

timeslip replied to Re: Hello Singletrack community!! on the forums

Thanks Matt!! I figured the drivetrain would be an issue, but just not certain of how long it could take to wear a bicycle chain and sprockets out. I'm going to check into that bike now as well. Thanks! I feel like...

2 hours ago

sidehiller1 commented on Cinema Sunday: "Washington Basin, Idaho"

Greg, Great video blurb on riding in the Washington Basin area. Also great riding in the Lemhi Range, Salmon River Mountain Range, Beaverhead Range, and many other Idaho mtn ranges. As they say, so many trails, so little time.

3 hours ago

RoadWarrior replied to Re: Any recommendations for the Berryman Trail ??? on the forums

GPS tend to calculate every bump in the trail as an elevation change, so probally not. If you are doing 28 milers out in Colorado you won't have any problem. Heat, and hummidy will be your biggest concern. If it's...

3 hours ago

MTI replied to Re: Hello Singletrack community!! on the forums

Hey Matt it is Matt! I am going to make a bold prediction. When Singletracks newest full time employee Gregg...and a very good employee he is.... sees this post he is going to post a link to the Airborn Goblin....

4 hours ago

leedaddy reviewed Royal Racing minus glove

Pros: well made
warm toasty hands Cons: probably should have bought the next size up

4 hours ago

euphoria01 reviewed Chilbongsan

getting to the place isn't hard because they have a MTB sign on the side of the road where you turn to climb a crazy hill. you'll either hike the bike or granny it up on your lowest gear. once you get to the parking area you'll go through green pilons which has a very stupid steep grade which will feel like you're lungs are ganna explode. you'll either hike the bike up or granny it up while zig zagging you're way up. after a while it'll become gravel but once you get to the top is a nice overview. after that is where the trial starts. its all single track through the whole thing. you gatta watch out and moderate your speed because theres a lot of korean people that like to go hiking there and also like to bring their children along. theres just as much as hike a bike as there are decents. some areas gets really tricky so take you're time. the trail over all is really fun and challenging, i'd only recommend those who are really in good shape, especially when doing this is the summer

8 hours ago

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euphoria01 reviewed Ddc Stadium Network

nothing hard about this one, its a nice single track behind the stadium and you can easily get to it behind hovey gate. you'll see the MTB sign so just follow that. you'll ride along side the outer walls of hovey for a little then you'll hit a left and ride through the farm and bike your way up the steep hill (up the mountain) til you get to the other side and you'll be placed right behind the stadium. from there, chose any trail you want.

8 hours ago

euphoria01 reviewed Machesan

this trial is nice to do in the weekend. the initial climb to the trial system is all gravel and you'll have to pedel you're way up to the mountain. once you get to the top theres a small gazel where you can rest for a bit and take pictures overseeing the city. from there is a nice cruise with small ups and downs as well as some challenging short climbs. its all single track. its nice for beginners to learn to ride as it has a nice variety of decents, dirts, gravel and rock gardens. the trial overall gotten hit little bad from the past winter and theres lots of water runways which eroded the trial but its still ridable. my favorite technicle spot is riding through the rock garden with small drops in them as well at the end becuase the trial will open up and you can ride pretty fast through it. you'll wanna be careful halfway through the trial becuase the ROK army has made a bunker in the middle of the trial so dont do what i did and eat it hard in the dirt ^.^

8 hours ago

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