How not to crash
Posted on 15. Aug, 2010 by KFullerF4.
Crashing is a fact of mountain-biking life. I beg to differ with those who might consider it an art, but I think there are ways to go about it successfully. One should strive to walk that fine line between a good story and not so bad that you can’t ride out, between saving your kit [...]
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The difference
Posted on 12. Aug, 2010 by KFullerF4.
Bicycles everywhere – everyone on a bicycle. It’s a beautiful thing to see, although watch carefully or you might accidentally hit someone.
Here in the front range, cycling is a way of life and most people partake to some degree. A few weeks ago, the Mr. and I rode the monthly Golden Cruise, a casual, 5-mile [...]
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Confessions
Posted on 07. Aug, 2010 by KFullerF4.
When I was interviewed for the job with IMBA, one of the first questions I was asked was, “Why do you blog?”
Of all the queries I faced during two interviews, including – essentially – “How would you fix X department’s problems?”, I was most surprised and tripped up by the blog question. My off-the-cuff response [...]
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Do you remember?
Posted on 04. Aug, 2010 by KFullerF4.
Even people from Texas know about Coloradoans.
We know we’re not liked, so we stereotype our cowboy counterparts right back.
It is especially the Boulderites – we hear – who have a special penchant for making their “fitter-than-thou” status an all-encompassing attitude that leads them to look down on the rest of us mere mortals. This was [...]
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The International Mountain Bicycling Association is a non-profit educational association whose mission is to create, enhance and preserve great trail experiences for mountain bikers worldwide. Since 1988, IMBA has been bringing out the best in mountain biking by encouraging low-impact riding, volunteer trailwork participation, cooperation among different trail user groups, grassroots advocacy and innovative trail management solutions.
