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Updated the orginial post with the remaining parts. Thanks!

Hi all, Got a new car, so I'm selling the old stuff. - (2) Thule Cross Rails. Square. 50". $45 - (1) 4-Aero Feet. Comes with a fit kit for a 2004 Mercury Sable, but will probably fit that generation Ford Taurus. $40. - (1) Thule Lock Cores (3 cores with 2 keys). BRAND NEW! $50. All...

I'll be flying out of EWR. I booked it awhile go, so rates weren't nuts. Also, get a bunch of friends and get a house in downtown Bend. $120 a night for a 6 bedroom house... that cannot be beat. See everyone out there - I personally am racing for the Collegiate D2 title, so we'll see how...

As far as I'm aware, its from Six Mile Run and north. They are still 'paving' towards the south. And thanks for the shop comment!

Around Millstone it starts to get a little looser, but yeah you can. My dad will try to kill it Saturday morning ;)

It should say "ImproveD", but hey... its the summer. No need to speaks good. Not sure how new this is, but its new to me. I took out the 'cross bike to spin on the gravel canal, but when I got there everything was hard-pack clay... similar to a tennis court. It was super nice! Certain spots...

Bye Bye Renshaw...

that's actually a really cool app. for the Bold... what's it called? Did it kill your battery life? Good stuff!

Weight is a major issue with the disc brake rule. I've read mixed reviews on this subject, all ranging from "better stopping power = faster speeds" to "hot disc rotors near my legs = bad" to weight. If you think about it, 'cross frames will need to have stronger seat stays to accommodate...

The Air Stik SL is my personal favorite. Small, easy to pump, working only with presta and affordable. http://www.blackburndesign.com/road_pumps.html

Taylor Phinney must be using this too, since he won the U23 Paris-Roubaix... TWICE! What is entertaining was getting ready next to the Fly V Australia van at Somerville. I heard one of them say, "... and we don't have to take blood tests today!" Oddly enough, they won...

Maybe, but I was talking more about the U23 train... not so much the Pro/1 race ;)

Be on the lookout for a Colavita/Jamis train in the pro race...

I mean, I'm not sure if you've seen Avatar, but "That's one big damn tree."

Quite windy out there today, eh? There are many branches all about The Rock. So be careful and wear a helmet so, you know, a branch doesn't fall on your head... ;) Seriously though, everyone be safe out there!

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Steel is real! Yes the Hellafaster is a great race bike, but not for longer rides. Specialized for 2010 came out with a Steel Allez which is fairly affordable. http://www.specialized.com/zz/en/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?spid=45678&eid=4350&menuItemId=9256 Very nice bike, something worth...

Wish I saw this sooner! Yes I have a 2010 Hellafaster. It is a great bike - it rides nicer than most aluminum frames. However, it's a pure race bike. It is not meant for long rides, or for those who are looking for a smooth rides. If you want a fast crit bike that is super stiff, this is...

Great site! Just one thing... you have We The People under Adult Bikes. Surely they can be Adult Bikes, but I think they're more fitting on under BMX brands!

During this time of year, I aim for 9-10 hours per week. As many have said, hours are more important for winter base. Come January and February, try 10-12 per week. In March, same amount but with more effort. That is the typical road-race training schedule. For mountain biking, my coach told...