With replaceable traction pins and a concave alloy body, the Diamandback Sound pedals are everything you need in a high quality BMX pedal Read more
Machined aluminum replacement derailleur hangers to fit a wide variety of frames. www.wheelsmfg.com for more updated info. Features: OEM hangers are only produced by a handful of manufacturers, mostly in Taiwan in China. As a result, you will see many bikes with exactly the same hanger. Bicycle manufacturers may make mid year chang Wheels Manufacturing Derailleur hangers come with the required hardware to attach to the frame. Read more
Kenda Tomac Nevegal Tubeless Tire 26" x 2.1" Aramid Bead BSW. Tall knobs designed to penetrate and hold on loose terrain. 120 TPI. 30-50 PSI. Read more
The coast of western Canada has become the new mountain-biking mecca for the most radical rides, the most terrifying chutes and drops, the most brutal downhills. Its huge and craggy landscape of sheer mountains, unspoiled wilderness, and pounding seashore have created a biking atmosphere so wide-open intense that elite hammerheads are flocking to the area like stump-jumping bees to a single-track honey. But that's not the only side to this story.
You don't have to be a daredevil to enjoy B.C. mountain biking, There's an incredible variety of rides just in one concentrated area, and Mountain Bike! Southwestern British Columbia is the key to unlocking them all. You can enjoy a pleasant seaside roll on Vancouver Island, you can trek to the summits of Golden Ears Provincial Park, or you can go big on the famous (and unforgiving) slopes around Whistler. There's a ride for every mood and ability, and they each offer a great mix of thrill and skill. If it's good riding, it's profiled here.
Each route profile features at-a-glance key information, a thorough ride description, a detailed trail map, helpful sources of information, proximity of important services, valuable commentary on elevation changes and possible hazards and a rescue index.
Mountain Bike! Southwestern British Columbia also features interesting and entertaining photographs, vivid descriptions of native flora and fauna, a glossary of mountain biking terms, and tips on mountain biking etiquette, and even a metric conversion appendix for touring Yanks. Read more
