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Wow, I am sorry your LBS isn't solid. We have some great LBS's in Colorado. Grassroots Cycles in Grand Junction and the Fix in Boulder immediately come to mind. If they dont have it, they will get it and get it quick. They have the product knowledge to recommend parts, fix it quickly and be nice and quick.

Simcik Added a reply to New Indoor Bike Park

1/6/2010 9:14am
http://www.gravitylabsbikepark.com/ I am pretty excited for this place as well, primarily because I may be living less the 20 minutes away Man this is an exciting time in the industry, a world cup coming back to the states, more events coming up, more bike parks, more races, new better products, growing small companies... OP, that park looks super fun!
Didnt you get the memo? VitalMTB is a cover to destroy the local bike shop and eventually the industry. Spomer's goal is to spread his hatred of everything two-wheeled to the world through his evil plan to kill all bike shops and run the industry out of business

Simcik Added a reply to 2010 is gonna rock. Stoke thread

12/31/2009 4:44pm
Spomer, keep me posted on the last two on that list if you wouldnt mind Wink Im super pumped for 2010, big plans! -Claymore -Crankworx CO -Grassroots RanchStyle -Teva Games -Goatstyle hopefully -Whistler trip -Rays trip -Rampage? -Racing again -New video camera to win some money off VITALMTB Smile -Probably some non-bike related stuff, but that doesnt really matter
There are quite a few companies who use Grassroots to build rider loyalty and get riders onto their bikes. Many frequently will move riders up through their programs from grassroots to Pro offers and eventually factory. Look at the Yeti set up. They have RPM for fast juniors to get involved in their program, build brand loyalty, and to give...

Simcik Added a reply to Garage sale

12/17/2009 2:26pm
What of my stuff do you want? Im not gonna go fishin in a barrel for stuff to trade for that you may or may not have, tell me what you want and maybe we can work something out

Simcik Added a reply to how do you...

12/14/2009 5:19pm
On most euro BB, the spindle is part of the BB, but it depends upon the crankset/BB Some have the spindle connected to one of the crankarms, some are part of the BB, and some are completely separate pieces