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As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Eco-terrorist targeted mountain bikers
Feb 9, 2007
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As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Think you can outrun a motorcycle on your bike?
Feb 8, 2007
Aluminum roller rack for bicycle maintenance, featuring adjustable rollers and a sturdy frame.
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New cycling rollers
Feb 2, 2007
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As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Women's Mountain Bike Racing Petition
Feb 1, 2007
Logo for ActionProfiles, an action sports network, featuring the text "Check out our profile at ActionProfiles" and the tagline "The Action Sports Network" on a dark background.
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Mountain bikers seeking sponsorship
Jan 30, 2007
As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Growing the sport
Jan 29, 2007
As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Bike Church and other cycling non-profits
Jan 28, 2007
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A person in a pink outfit performing a trick on a bicycle, launching off a ramp over water, with mountains in the background.
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Jackass Number 2: Bike stunts
Jan 26, 2007
Alt text: "Promotional poster for the film 'Klunkerz' featuring a group of people on mountain bikes. The poster includes the film's title, tagline 'They Re-Invented the Wheel,' and credits for contributions from various individuals in the mountain biking community, all set against a vintage-style background."
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Klunkerz mountain bike movie
Jan 23, 2007
As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Mountain bike as weapon
Jan 22, 2007
Alt text: Interior view of the Mountain Bike Hall of Fame, featuring bicycles displayed on the walls and ceiling, with informational plaques and memorabilia in the background. The words "Mountain Bike Hall of Fame" are prominently displayed.
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Mountain bike hall of fame
Jan 22, 2007
A bicycle frame with wheels is suspended against the trunk of a large tree in a dense forest, surrounded by evergreen trees and ivy-covered bark, creating an unusual and intriguing juxtaposition of nature and human-made object.
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Mountain bike trail art
Jan 19, 2007
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A group of cyclists races along a rural road while spectators watch and take photos from the roadside. The cyclists are wearing blue and white jerseys, and one is leading the pack. In the background, there are two vehicles parked on the shoulder and rocky terrain alongside the road.
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Armstrong with a little Landis on the side
Jan 12, 2007
As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Jobs for mountain bikers
Jan 8, 2007
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As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Forget the skis, jump on your mountain bike
Jan 5, 2007
As if mountain biking wasn't dangerous enough already, now we gotta be on the lookout for terrorists. Well, eco-terrorists, that is - and if you ride in Lubbock, TX you should be safe now that <a href="http://www.lubbockonline.com/stories/020207/loc_020207074.shtml" target="_blank">David Knape is behind bars</a>. Apparently local riders had been finding broken glass and nails on the trails - and <strong>neck-level trip wires between trees</strong> - for almost a year before Knape was finally apprehended. At least one mountain bike rider was seriously injured when he was flung off his bike after hitting one of the wires. It turns out Knape is an environmentalist who was concerned about mountain bikers and hikers damaging the local environment and the trip wires were his way of showing his love for the earth. Fortunately the mountain bikers of Lubbock weren't easily bullied and they continued to ride until Knape was caught. It was one of those mountain bikers, Dewayne Wallace, who finally caught Knape in the act and brought him to justice. Nice work Dewayne, thanks for keeping us all a little safer on the trails!
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Mountain bike jerks
Sep 13, 2001
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