Wednesday, June 29, 2011

the dude

Friday, June 17, 2011

Monday, June 13, 2011

cycling tip

cheater never truly win and a winner never cheats.

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

cycling tip

Don't focus on the pain. Thinking about it won't make it better. Tight stomach, crampy legs, tired hands, stiff neck. it is all part of the game of getting into shape. If you are at your potential well the next step in racing is learning to suffer in a smart kind of way. Obviously if your legs decide (mostly happens on Mtb) not to go and lock up there is nothing you can do but slow down, but often times it is a matter of just putting the suffering aside and turning circles.

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Friday, May 13, 2011

cycling tip

the grand giros can teach you more than cycling. how about geography or culture. seems most of us know none.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

This is cycling

cycling

Some people may think we are just fags in lycra, but shees this is
for real. It is a dangerous passionate sport, that take people that welcome intensity and pain to love. Others can't understand. Truely sadden Giro d Italia. Deaths in sports are hard to see, rip Wouter Weylandt.

Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Cycling tip

Sometimes solving a simple creak is as easy as undoing a quick release wheel and chnaging the way the wheel sits in a drop out.

Cleaning the seatpost and seat tube collar has helped, just get your torch right when resetting. It is a good this to check that the post is not binding with frame every so often too. Apply a little grease to insure it doesn't bind.

Also reseting the headset. The top cap screw is used to snug up the races and bearings, this can only be done when the stem bolts are loose. Loosen, clean, snug it up (with top cap bolt), then tighten the stem to stiring tube. Threaded headset are a little different but just as easy to pop out clean, grease and tighten.