Recent content by Casper

No question 'bout-it. YANKS! :getsome::2guns::popcorn::2guns:

Sweet!!!!!!

If it is going to happen, "they" say, that the contract is up this calendar year. However, the buzz in the telecom industry is that AT&T is confident that they will remain the sole iPhone carrier for another term.

iPhones are essential. All the apps are great. Try AllSportGPS. For 10 bucks your iPhone becomes a GPS, tracks your ride, elevation gain and loss, calories burned, maps, time, distance, etc... You can upload it to the website (your personal account) and keep your stats there. You can save...

Nice. Now I can find time to call my shrink. :hmmm:

I'm 5'8" and ride a medium Salsa Big Mama. I too thought 29rs were for taller-s but this bike rocks! It's a climbing machine and soaks up everything. I don't have it set for racing. But that is a personal preference and easy to change. The only downside on a 29r is on tight switchbacks...

Very cool! We need some of that here in NJ. I will report back.

I'm taking a trip to Seattle in mid October. I'll have some MTB time. Can anyone recommend good intermediate singletrack?

Don't pack your piggies too tight, or they will certainly get cold. Bad circulation is the biggest cause for cold toes. Especially since your feet are not active like they are when walking. A good neoprene shoe cover will block the wind and insulate your core heat. Just make sure you have...

Welcome home and to the site! We all appreciate your service! If you're ever in the Morristown area, send a note and we can ride Lewis Morris. Less technical, but some nice climbs and it rides fast.

Second that. Thanks for serving! And, like everyone else said, your bike is what you make of it. Just make sure it's safe. A local bike shop (LBS) will take care of you. If Halters is close to you, then it will become your second home. You'll love it there and the guys are honest...

How-do? Welcome!

second that...:scared:

Yes. East side has climbs that most can't finish. Steeeeep and rocky (of course). :cry: It's great to reverse it too.

That guy owned like 10+ bikes in 5 years [I lost count]. That's about $20K in bikes. Imagine if you had $20K to customize your ride.