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		<title>Mountain Bike Tire Review</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 12 Feb 2009 03:24:26 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Mtbr.com has an interesting <a href="http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?p=4523530" target="_blank">tire review thread</a> that contains rolling resistance in watts, puncture resistance, and subjective traction &#38; cornering ratings for numerous tires.  Someone has also put all of this <a href="http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pi2kAyeNakPvxjrShdZdcLA" target="_blank">into a nifty Google spreadsheet</a>.

I am planning to add to my collection and trying to decide among a handful of contenders.  This helped narrow down...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Mtbr.com has an interesting <a href="http://forums.mtbr.com/showthread.php?p=4523530" target="_blank">tire review thread</a> that contains rolling resistance in watts, puncture resistance, and subjective traction &amp; cornering ratings for numerous tires.  Someone has also put all of this <a href="http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=pi2kAyeNakPvxjrShdZdcLA" target="_blank">into a nifty Google spreadsheet</a>.</p>
<p>I am planning to add to my collection and trying to decide among a handful of contenders.  This helped narrow down my selection.  It is definitely worth reading if you&#8217;re a parts nerd, or just tend to obsessively research before making a purchase (like me).</p>
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		<title>On One Inbred 29&#8242;er SS Bike</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 29 Apr 2006 03:06:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[So I get home today from running...sit down to eat and read the paper before work...when I hear the faint familiar rumble and shifting of a Panel truck....it gets closer and closer.....Could it be?....then I hear the air brake....YES....then the double horn toot....OH JESUS...YES....with trepidation I pull the curtain a little bit aside and peer out.....UPS...God Bless UPS...the bike box...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So I get home today from running&#8230;sit down to eat and read the paper before work&#8230;when I hear the faint familiar rumble and shifting of a Panel truck&#8230;.it gets closer and closer&#8230;..Could it be?&#8230;.then I hear the air brake&#8230;.YES&#8230;.then the double horn toot&#8230;.OH JESUS&#8230;YES&#8230;.with trepidation I pull the curtain a little bit aside and peer out&#8230;..UPS&#8230;God Bless UPS&#8230;the bike box comes out the back&#8230;.I want to run out and grab it &#8230;.but I stand down&#8230;.he drops it on the porch&#8230;.GOD should I rush out and start tearing it open&#8230;..I wait&#8230;cant look to anxious..like I&#8217;m unemployed and waiting on a oriental blow up doll&#8230;&#8230;ah but then he drives off&#8230;.I run out with my knife and start cutting tape&#8230; HOLY MOSES&#8230;&#8230;.there it is in all it&#8217;s glory the &#8220;On One Inbred 29&#8242;er&#8221;:http://www.on-one.co.uk it&#8217;s even more beautiful then the web picture&#8230;.like meeting Cheryl Ladd in person as a 13 year old&#8230;..certainly alot better than the wrinkled up Sports Ilustrated 1983 swimsuit edition&#8230;..but I digress&#8230;.some assembly required&#8230;.but I feel like Dr Frankenstein&#8230;.creating something but not sure what yet&#8230;..I finish&#8230;pump the tires and step back&#8230;..my knees were a little shaky&#8230;.I have to admit&#8230;but WOW&#8230;this thing&#8230;Jeezus&#8230;When I rode those 29&#8242;s around the yard&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;I felt like a KING&#8230;like a PIMP daddy&#8230;.like Ernie walking in the door after work&#8230;I was in one of those weird ass Burger King commercials with the big headed King and pimp cape he wears&#8230;&#8230;. wow&#8230;&#8230;I need to ride it &#8230;.NOW&#8230;..So anyways&#8230;Rides one and two I&#8217;m still gettting used to the feel of it&#8230;I love the all-around Steel frame through Umstead and the 29 wheels feel fast&#8230;.it is tough riding SingleSpeed over some of those hills but I&#8217;m sure my riding will improve&#8230;my third ride&#8230;.Whoops..the left crank arm comes of while in mid ride and it&#8217;s dangling from my foot via the eggbeater pedal&#8230;.without a 8mm tool to fixit the ride ended abruptly&#8230;.Okay so I tighten it down hard and keep the fingers crossed that it was loose from the factory&#8230;..5 solid rides since and it has held tight&#8230;no signs of loosening&#8230;.I&#8217;m loving the bike even more&#8230;.one drawback being no suspension&#8230;.it beats the tar out of you on technical singletrack&#8230;.so I will likely go with a front fork in the near future&#8230;.so far so good for my first experience with a 29&#8242;er and fixed gear&#8230;.I&#8217;m beggining to wonder about all these gears/shifters/deraillaurs etc being worth the hassle&#8230;&#8230;.</p>
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