Archive for May, 2008
Racing Hard, But Hardly Racing…
by Walker Thompson on May 18th, 2008
I love racing, but now I’ve got the 6" bug! That’s right folks, this entire weekend, I’ve been researching the best in All-Mountain/Freeride bikes. My options center on a 2008 Ellsworth Moment, 2008 Kona Coilair or 2008 Turner RFX. All are pretty much the same bike, so goes to show you how interested I am.
My […]
The Mount Hillyer Project
by Bryan on May 15th, 2008
The CORBA Trail Crew is very pleased to announce the U.S. Forest Service approved our proposal for a new multi-use trail near Mount Hillyer, located in the Angeles National Forest. The proposed route will be approximately one-mile, and will include many technical trail features and enhanced natural technical trail features. Some examples will include…
Road34 Jam
by Bryan on May 12th, 2008
The Road34 Jam went down as planned and was a hell of a time!! Chris, Matt (who crashes on the back flip in the video) and I represented Evomo and the big wheelers. I attached photos of us riding and the top 3 riders as well…. The finals had Carter Holland, Thomas Hannock (who took 3rd) and myself representing the big wheels - Jerimiah ‘Huck’ Jones, Joey Cordova and Luke Probst for the small wheels.
Campmor H2H Race #1, Wawayanda Spring Cleaning
by Jay Hughen on May 9th, 2008
This past weekend on Sunday May 04, 2008 my wife and I attended and competed in our my first XC event called, Campmor H2H Race #1, Wawayanda Spring Cleaning. This race was located at Wawayanda State Park in Hewitt N.J which was really cool for me because it just happens to be the same town that I lived in when I was a kid. My wife Cheryl actually told me a few days before the event that she was considering…
Evolving More
by Walker Thompson on May 8th, 2008
The bike you ride might prove you are evolving more, or less. Remember in the day when you had a cheap hardtail with horrible shifting? Then dual suspension came about and you had to have one. Now, that old dual suspension, with four inches of travel, is behind the glass at your house. You’re riding […]
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