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10 October 2010
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To spice things up a bit his winter, rather than, you know, just going out to snowbike on the Pugs , or just doing your basic cross-co... -
Sure, 2021 is more than a little bit late-to-the-game to be writing an article advocating for the use of dropper-posts on mountain bikes. Bu... -
Select images to enlarge Near as I can figure, Matt Chester, a resident of Leadville, Colorado, began fabricating and selling bicycles made ... -
The way to work I'm all about taking the long-cut . I'm a proponent of riding the wrong bike . And I believe you should do ... -
Click images to embiggen Long before I got my Pugsley , which of all my Surly bikes I hands-down ride the most these days, I got a Steamr... -
Select images to enlarge I've been riding my new Pugsley a lot since I got it. Almost daily, I'd say. And the simple fact of the m... -
The archives here at rockychrysler.com never lie. A quick glance at them and you'll see: I haven't written a Just about a bike bl...
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I'm not "in love" with my job, a statement of fact that bothers some when I tell it, but which seems to me an acceptable self-... -
Early in the summer of 2001, about six months after I bought my first Surly, a Steamroller , I bought my second, a Cross-Check . I'v... -
I own an old Rock Lobster mountain bike. I thought I'd tell you a little bit about it. It's a mostly 4130 steel frame that was ...
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Looks too small for you:)
I remember taking the original owner down Lost Burrito. It was his first ride w/ clipless pedals. He was not happy. J.
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