Biking AND a wedding ring

Should you wear your wedding ring while mountain biking? One company offers tire-tread rings so you can show devotion to both your bike and spouse.
By Jeff Barber
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Fitch popped the question about mountain biking with a wedding ring and it seems like most guys were split about riding with or without the ring. More recently I came across a post on Graham’s Go Clipless blog about a company that makes wedding rings shaped like mountain bike tires. This way you can show your devotion to your two loves – your bike AND your wife. Do you like mountain biking? I do.

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