Recent content by KnollyBro

When Squamish goes well... And when it does not... The power of the FORCE is strong in this one... The next pic was too graphic to show as squashed nuts were unfortunately found at the scene of the accident. He did walk away with some rib pain as well. Moral of the story, make...

Come on over and I would be happy to show you around Squamish, Whistler and the North Shore! They are all pretty similar with the exception of Whistler having 4 chairlifts and gondolas to take you to to the top of the many trails if you ride in the bike park. which are supposed to be well...

Steep lines in Squamish. A new personal achievement! Although it never looks that difficult on video, its nice to know that these trails are considered Double Black; however, they do not even come close to the crazy sh!t that is out there for those who are younger and more capable than I.

Warm up laps while the sun shines near Vancouver, BC. Red R - Black trail with a few drops and rooty sections thrown in for variety. Ridden Art - A very nicely built Black trail with several features on it to test your commitment!

The worst thing is you know what you want and so do they. So many lonely old people out there who don't ride bikes!

I had a great idea to take my g/f out to show her what I like to ride (so she could take pics of ME!) as pictures and videos can only show so much. It turned out to NOT such a good idea as she had not too much trouble hiking up the trails but hiking DOWN mtb trails can be quite difficult! What...

It all comes down to how you want to spend your free time and how many activities you and your partner can share. It's pretty rare to find a partner who likes to ride the trails you do if they ride at all.

Many of us have partners who would like to spend time with us or we have other family obligations when we would like to go for a ride (optimal conditionals - "Hey... its NOT raining!"). I often struggle with scheduling in a ride when it would be the best time for me. It always seems like I need...

What stops the bike from swinging around when you are working on it?

Once you learn how to jump properly, the size of the bike doesn't matter as proper technique will get you over most jumps that are built properly and are not too long or have too steep of a ramp (some jumps need more speed than others). If you are twisting your bars, you are pulling unevenly...

Or you could send me one of your bikes and I could let the members of my riding club (NSRide.com) do some field testing for you. Think of the Cred your company could get with an endorsement from someone who rides the Mecca of mountain biking :cool:

"Assembled in..." but which one of those cheaper Chinese frames are they using. I would be concerned about their consistency of quality and warranty but good on them for trying to challenge the TOP 5 bike builders in the world. It will be an up hill battle all the way 😎!

Welcome to the forum. I am sure you will enjoy your new bike as just getting out and riding will make you a happier person. Hold off on upgrades until you see what your new bike can do as it is all too easy to get carried away with all the "better" things you can buy often with neglegible...

Haha... she will make you pay like another woman!

Nice... I hope it was everything an more! Is that the Delta Water Shed?