Some jackwagon stole Bama's Surly Steamroller last October. I had an extra 54cm frame laying around, along with enough parts to build him up a new bike. A little collaboration with another friend of his and Bama Slayer was born.
Legacies and Mountain Biking
Everyone leaves a Legacy, no matter who they are, how long they are on this rock, or what they do with their time on it. With t...
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With the permeation of "Top" or "Best Of" lists on the internet, Colorado Mountain Biking Trails are a topic that gets a... -
Does it have to cost a small fortune to live the Mountain Bike Lifestyle? With the advent of the information age's assault on privacy,... -
Westwater, UT 1999 In March 1995, I emigrated from North Carolina to Western Colorado in search of dry air and new places to ri...
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