+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!

10 minutes ago

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...

18 minutes ago

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...

48 minutes ago

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...

1 hour ago

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...

2 hours ago

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....

2 hours ago

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

2 hours ago

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

6 hours ago

All of the trails that I rode in the Wilkin's Peak Trail system were well worth the two and a half hour trip south to Green River to get there, but I must say that I really had a blast on TNT. I first rode it as a downhill after a 2 mile stint uphill on Brent and Mike's trail, but then realized that there are separate uphill sections for TNT also, so after an exhilarating ride down, I turned right around and rode it up to do it all over again. The ride up was fun too, and anyone who makes the "Sneaky Snake" on the first try is an animal. I had even more fun the second time down as I knew what to expect and I actually jumped the gully this time instead of taking the bridge. Great trail, I'll be back to ride it again, and I'm excited to explore the other trails in the area.

9 hours ago

I was up on PP today Sat 05/18, and the trail was still just a little too snowed in to ride.

9 hours ago