February 07, 2010
Ride Report - Sunday 7 February - B Team: Mole Duo
Posted by Dave on February 07, 2010 under 'Rides'.
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Every year Keith and I seem to having at least one ride with just the two of us and with the more Intrepid Moles giving it large on the DH course at Rogate we were left to enjoy a shorter, steadier XC ride.
Given this will be a short review here's a video Erick shot a few weeks ago!
February 05, 2010
Topeak AlienLux rear light
Posted by Matt on February 05, 2010 under 'Mutterings'.
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Could the Topeak AlienLux be the ultimate light for my pink accented singlespeed?
February 04, 2010
Ride report: Wednesday 3 February - muddy again
Posted by Tony on February 04, 2010 under 'Rides'.
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Muddy, muddy, muddy!
Last night it was an apt night to be a Muddymole.
With Matt not riding last night I was uncertain as to how many people were going to turn up and the weather didn't look great either. However a good number of hardy soles turned up AndyC (the new Whiteboi with super sparkly white shoes), DaveW, Barry, Paul (fashionably late), James, MattP7 and myself.
February 03, 2010
Shimano Alfine 11-speed internal gear hub - Spinal Tap?
Posted by Matt on February 03, 2010 under 'News'.
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Shimano have announced they will be producing an updated Alfine geared hub for 2011, which means availability around September 2010 I understand. Perfect for the winter season then!
February 01, 2010
Astounding Adventures mountain bike training course review
Posted by Matt on February 01, 2010 under 'Reviews'.
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I guess the first question is... what kind of rider are you?
Are you new to this whole mountain biking lark and just want to get on with riding? Have you, perhaps, not really been on a bike since your school days but are full of enthusiasm for your new interest? Maybe you're one of those whippet-thin roadie types who's been pounding the tarmac for years and just fancied giving the off-road thing a go? Or are you in fact quite the veteran rider with years of off-road riding behind you and a nice expensive bike to show for it?
Based on our experience this weekend with Astounding Adventures, it's likely you could benefit from some decent skills coaching, regardless of how you found your way into mountain biking.
