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Search Results For Kyle Henley: You are viewing all articles by Kyle Henley Extra Dirt Articles: 1 Review: Gear Slut - October 09, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley OK, so I've put some miles on the new gear I purchased this year and thought it was time to give folks the update on some of the latest equipment. Just for the record, all of the things I'm reviewing were purchased with my own money. I'll... Continue Reading Article Review: Ransom 10 - September 01, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley There is little doubt that the long-travel trail bike is the weapon of choice for most riders these days, and a host of bikes are trying to fill the quiver-of-one niche. Many of those bikes do one thing well but sacrifice performance in another area... Continue Reading Article Race Season Retrospective - August 06, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley I get nervous, first-day-of-school nervous, before I race. It's part of why I race mountain bikes. There aren't too many occasions as an adult when your stomach turns knots with a mix of fear and excitement. The older we get, the more we seek out... Continue Reading Article YETI Wants To Grow MSC, Attract More Juniors And Women - June 09, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley The mountain bike race community in Colorado has been abuzz for the last week or two with the news that Yeti Cycles bought the Mountain State Cup. Yeti ? www.yeticycles.com ? was already a major player in the series,... Continue Reading Article Rider Profile - Troy Rarick - May 27, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley OK, so we all know that Fruita is the place right now. It is spring, the trails are perfect, the weather is warm and the beer is cold. I was out there a few weeks ago for my annual trip and had a great time. One of the highlights... Continue Reading Article Oil And Gas Drilling Possible Near Fruita Trails - April 27, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley MORE INFORMATION Colorado Plateau Mountain Bike Trail Association ? www.copmoba.org Bureau of Land Management: Catherine Robertson, Field Manager, BLM Grand Junction Field Office: Catherine_Robertson@blm.gov Sally Wisely, State Director,... Continue Reading Article A Talk with Chris Conroy of TCSMBC - April 18, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley Quick Facts TCS Mountain Bike Coalition: tcsmbc.org Goal: Advocate for mountain bikers to preserve access to keep multi-use trails open, educate all trail users and build and improve trails. Individual Membership: $20 I'm not... Continue Reading Article Rider Profile - Rep. Michael Merrifield - January 17, 2006 Written by Kyle Henley The Colorado General Assembly began meeting on Jan. 11. In honor of their 120-day session, we sat down with Rep. Michael Merrifield, D-Manitou Springs. Merrifield is a hard core mountain biker that?s been ripping up Colorado single track for... Continue Reading Article MSC President Talks About 2006 Race Season - December 10, 2005 Written by Kyle Henley I was stoked last week to get a call from Eric Jean, president of Cycle Cyndicate and Mountain States Cup. He called to give us at TrailCentral the low down on the 2006 race season for MSC and to explain some of the big changes that are in... Continue Reading Article Racers, start your engines. - November 28, 2005 Written by Kyle Henley That?s right, Mountains States Cup (www.racemsc.com) on Monday released a tentative race schedule for the 2006 season, which starts May 20 with the Chile Challenge in Angel Fire, New Mexico. This year, however, brings some major changes to the... Continue Reading Article Meet Mark Anderson - November 08, 2005 Written by Kyle Henley Congratulations to Mark Anderson, a 38-year-old father of three from Lakewood who won the DEAN Colonel frame raffled off last week by TrailCentral.com. "It's cool; I love it," he said. "I?m stoked." Mark is a serious trail rider, who hits... Continue Reading Article Last Minute TdFR 2005 Details - September 15, 2005 Written by Kyle Henley START TIME ? 8 a.m. means 8 a.m. OK, that probably means we?ll roll out around 8:05ish. Point is, try to get their a bit early so you can lube your chain, rebuild your hub, true your wheel, bleed your new disc brakes or whatever before we start... Continue Reading Article TdFR 2005 Last Gasp - September 14, 2005 Written by Kyle Henley The final leg of the Tour de Front Range is my favorite ? up Mt. Falcon and down via Lair o' the Bear. Yes, crawling up Mt. Falcon after nearly 40 miles of riding and several thousand vertical feet of climbing is a punishment fit for the deepest... Continue Reading Article Beginning of TdFR 2005 to be Feared and Relished - September 13, 2005 Written by Kyle Henley It?s fair to say that the first third of Saturday?s Tour de Front Range 2005 contains the bulk of the climbing and some of the best descending. It also contains the longest stretches of road we?ll need to ride to make this all happen. The early... Continue Reading Article Extra Dirt Articles: 1 |
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