First person to correctly guess what road this sign is on receives a free entry into either the God's Country or Bone Bender events.
Good luck!
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Showing posts with label free stuff. Show all posts
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Free Entry Contest #2
Round #2 of our free entry contest. This one is another guess the location contest. After about a 1/2 days work I got out for a 45 mile ride and really enjoy this spring like weather. That was until I headed back home into that darn wind. Below is a very unique sign that I saw while out on a training ride.
First person to correctly guess what road this sign is on receives a free entry into either the God's Country or Bone Bender events.
Good luck!
First person to correctly guess what road this sign is on receives a free entry into either the God's Country or Bone Bender events.
Good luck!
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Pay It Forward
Update 11/10/11
This weekend I got a chance to work around the house and catch up on some projects. One such project was to clean my attic and basement. I found a lot of bike stuff that I no longer use. Some old, some only used a couple of times. I thought about selling on CL, but decided it would be better to Pay it Forward. All items are free.
Brett is taking one set...1 set of 26 x 1.7 Kenda Kwick tires. Nearly new. I think I used them in one cross race a few years ago on my old MTB. If you only have a MTB w/26" tires and need a narrower tire this is for you. Also have 1 set of 26 x 1.5 tires that would also work. Great for gravel grinding and CX.
1 Sun-Ringle' front wheel. 0-XC rim. Good shape and true. Rim brake only. I have the rear wheel somewhere. Still looking.
1 29er White Brothers CX-1 fork. V-brake only.
1 Cloud Nine rear shock. Lightest shock I have ever seen. Which it would fit my Giant, but it doesn't. Maybe it will fit your bike?
All have found a new home...6 sets of cyclocross tires. 700 x 35. Plenty of life left in the tread. These would be great for both cyclocross and gravel grinders.
One set left....4 sets of 26 x 2.0/2.1 mountain bike tires. One of the Ritchey's are brand new and the other only rode in one event. Two of the sets are Maxxis tires.
Gone...1 set Tufo road tires 700 x 23.
1 Salsa road bar. Used once. 38 cm wide.
Both have found a new home....2 women's specific saddles. A nearly new Serfas and older Terry
3 are left....6 stems. All 1" quill style.
I believe both have been spoken for...2 wheel sets. Both 26" with rim brakes.
More to come.
This weekend I got a chance to work around the house and catch up on some projects. One such project was to clean my attic and basement. I found a lot of bike stuff that I no longer use. Some old, some only used a couple of times. I thought about selling on CL, but decided it would be better to Pay it Forward. All items are free.
Brett is taking one set...1 set of 26 x 1.7 Kenda Kwick tires. Nearly new. I think I used them in one cross race a few years ago on my old MTB. If you only have a MTB w/26" tires and need a narrower tire this is for you. Also have 1 set of 26 x 1.5 tires that would also work. Great for gravel grinding and CX.
1 Sun-Ringle' front wheel. 0-XC rim. Good shape and true. Rim brake only. I have the rear wheel somewhere. Still looking.
1 29er White Brothers CX-1 fork. V-brake only.
1 Cloud Nine rear shock. Lightest shock I have ever seen. Which it would fit my Giant, but it doesn't. Maybe it will fit your bike?
All have found a new home...6 sets of cyclocross tires. 700 x 35. Plenty of life left in the tread. These would be great for both cyclocross and gravel grinders.
One set left....4 sets of 26 x 2.0/2.1 mountain bike tires. One of the Ritchey's are brand new and the other only rode in one event. Two of the sets are Maxxis tires.
Gone...1 set Tufo road tires 700 x 23.
1 Salsa road bar. Used once. 38 cm wide.
Both have found a new home....2 women's specific saddles. A nearly new Serfas and older Terry
3 are left....6 stems. All 1" quill style.
I believe both have been spoken for...2 wheel sets. Both 26" with rim brakes.
More to come.
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