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 | In each issue, Dirtworld.com features great mountain bike trails, hot gear, race and event coverage, helpful repair tips and an infinite flow of helpful information. |
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If you're ever considering a trip to the Flagstaff or Sedona, Arizona regions, you should really try and get your grimy mitts on a copy of the book "Fat Tire Tales And Trails" by Cosmic Ray. For that matter, if you're like me and you like to collect trail guides, your money will be well spent on this little gem. The most current issue is only $12 (includes S&H) and is jam packed with great information and stories. Cosmic Ray features a Biking Trail Of The Month as well as a Hiking Trail Of The Month on his web site. What you see there is the type of information you'll receive in the book. [TIP: If you do go to Flagstaff, stop by the Cosmic Cycles Bike Shop and see if you can score one of the shop stickers. A worthy addition to hang on your trusty mountain steed.] |
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UK mountain biking web-site
BACK TO TOP BACK TO TOPThe year is 1998. The Federal Government is the puppet of a consortium of the 20 large corporations which run the country. State and local governments have been completely taken over by real estate developers, whose goal it is to turn America into one giant suburb consisting of subdivisions, apartment complexes, shopping malls, and office parks.Bicycles have been all but outlawed. The Bicycle Act of 1992 made it illegal to appropriate tax dollars for bike lanes, paths, etc., and included a provision that "those persons riding bicycles on public roads do so entirely at their own risk." The law was originally intended to stem the flood of imports of Japanese bikes before foreign trade was cut off entirely in '94.
However, the ramifications of this law were much more serious. If a cyclist were to be injured or killed by a motorist, the motorist could not be prosecuted or even sued. It is open season on cyclists. One man fights back....
BACK TO TOP BACK TO TOP BACK TO TOP| The New Belgium Brewing Company makes several fine beers, one of which is Fat Tire Amber Ale. I would rate this high on my choices of post-ride relaxation/re-hydration beverage choices. Sample their web site and then pick up a bottle or two and enjoy (in moderation of course). |  |
BACK TO TOP | The Flyers Cycling Club is set up to accomodate any kind of bicycling activity that it's members want to initiate |
 | (Tri-Cities) The TCBC encourages bicycle riding for better health, recreation, and transportation. It supports its members and the community by holding a variety of recreational and fitness rides and social events. The club is an active advocate for the safety and interests of bicyclists, and conducts bicycle safety programs for adults and children. |
 | (Tri-Cities) Road & Mountain races |
 | Based in the Yakima Valley, the Greatful Tread promote the ever growing sport of off road cycling and trail maintenance. We recognize the fact that trails need to be maintained for all users. We schedule trail work days to help meet these needs for better trails. Group rides and club socials are a great place to meet other riders and learn of new places to ride. |
 | The BBTC is an IMBA affiliated mountain bike club in the Seattle area. BBTC is 10 years old, has 400+ members, and is run completely by volunteers. Our mission is Education, Recreation, and Advocacy on behalf of mountain bikers. |
 | The STMCC is a recreational club serving the Puget Sound Region. Mountain bike rides / races / trail maintenance |
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National & International trail advocacy group for mountain bikers