Mountain Biking
 

I live for Mountain Biking and am starting to Road bike and was wondering if any one else here rides?

I currently have 3 mountain bikes.

Gary Fisher Marlin (1998)
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Trek Fuel 70 (2006)
Specs for my Fuel 70
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Jamis Dakar XAM 2.0 (2007)
Specs for my Jamis
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Pearl Izumi - Vagabond M4 (07)
Nylon I-Beam construction •Aggressive tread with a tacky gripping surface •Updated anatomical 3-strap Velcro closure system now has a floating canopy that accommodates a broader range of fit types •Single layer mesh construction •360-degree reflectivity •EVA comfort footbed cradles the foot •Compatible with most clipless pedal systems
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Time - ATAC XS Carbon
ATAC XS Carbon.
-Carbon body, steel axle.
-Aluminum spring axle.
-S.E.T.: Sensor Elasticity Tuner allows you to personalize the sensation of float.
-Stability.
-Self-Cleaning.
-Dependable.
-Easy Entry.
-Bioperformance: Angular Float =- 5 deg
-Lateral float 5mm.
Weight: 322 g per pair.
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Giro - E2 Helmet (07)
E2™ The E2 packs incredible cooling power and top-of-class features into a rugged, compact design made specifically for mountain biking. Whether you're attacking the singletrack or cruising through the great wide open, it's a proven winner. Sizes: Super Fit™ S 20"-21.75" / 51-55cm M 21.75"-23.25" / 55-59cm L 23.25"-24.75" / 59-63cm Fit System: Roc Loc® 4 Construction: In-mold Ventilation: 24 Wind Tunnel™ vents, internal channeling Features: P.O.V.™ adjustable visor Weight: 10.5 oz. / 295 g Colors: Matte Black/Carbon, Red/Titanium, Matte Slate/Titanium, Silver/White, Blue/White Helmets - Performance: Performance cycle helmets offer unrivalled levels of protection with the absolute minimum of material. They are ridiculously light and feature a series of huge vents, designed to scoop up air and direct it over your head. On long, hot climbs, the difference is noticeable.
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Dakine - White Knuckle (07)
This time of year it can be hard to find the right gloves. With some gloves, your fingers can freeze off and with others they roast. It's nice to have a pair of gloves for every condition. The DAKINE White Knuckle gloves fill the gap between too hot and too cold perfectly. They have great wind protection but aren't fully insulted.
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