Recent content by TheDon

price is negotiable but please dont insult me with ridiculously low offers . . its only been riden twice

has my post been high-jacked? Keep it going guys, it keeps it at the top of the list!

the size is in the description and an actual pic would be same as this one but i will get one up soon

I bought a Motobecane 29er SS full ridged last year to see what the big thing was, rode it a few times and I just dont think its for me. It a great ride but a 26" is just what i like. Geared with a 33t and optional 42t front and 18t free wheel of fixed gear flip-flop hub. 17" - $330 - I mostly...

The trails i mention start on the above map at the "K" in switchbac"k" and route back and forth across the the sandy fire road, they are very new and i have seen horse prints in them. I was not aware we share the trails with hunters as well at horses and hikers, this sounds very dangerous since...

when will all the new hidden trials just left of the switchback trail be posted? Just found them last month and made then part of my regular ride.

I wasn't looking to do the WHOLE thing and I dont have 2.5 hours so we just may do Clayton.

the 27 entrance

moved to saterday, I'll be in allaire sunday with a friend from out of state. Im thinking 9am (saterday) . . . have to be home by 12 for kids party at 1

Its still up in the air but I may wanna do a beginner/medium paced ride this sunday with a friend of mine. I have been to 6 mile once at a fast pace so i really dont remember any trails. Thinking about 10am weather permitting.

i grew up riding clayton, been doing allaire mostly in spring and summer but lack of rain and too much sand has caused me to return to clayton. Small but gets the job done.

i got stopped by a tree last tuesday but not in the traditional way, it was on the freshly downed tree in the first few hundred feet of the orange trail on the left, i thought i could make it under but got stuck like a box truck going under a low bridge

I was just updating the conditions. I've been mountain biking for 18 years, ive learned the "is are Techniques to riding sandy trails" a long time ago growing up in the pinelands.

no rain + hundreds of riders = Dusty and Sandy . . i went wed and the trails in the pine areas where just killed, had to take special care not to wash out in every turn from the sand

Not enough chain on the rear cog. I have the same setup for SS conversion and i to had the chain skip, i completely removed this problem by taking out 1 more link so the tensioner was almost parallel with the bottom tube holding tension down instead of back. Never had a skip since. This...