This comfort fit jersey is constructed with Ultrawick 100% polyester for quick-drying and enhanced moisture management. This light weight material has an antimicrobial finish that resists odors and reduces germs. Featuring modified raglan sleeve construction for a comfortable non-bind fit. Contrasting black paneling for unique style and featured with a deep 15 neck zipper provides plenty of venting. This garment is featured with one rear pocket large enough to hold gear to get you through the canyon or a days ride!

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This copiously illustrated guide covers everything the new rider needs to know about choosing, outfitting, and maintaining a bike, as well as learning the skills necessary to enjoy the sport safely. Experienced riders will benefit from the detailed technique explanations, overview of racing events and training programs, and the clear maintenance guide for keeping bikes in top shape. The book also includes a guide to a select trails in exotic locations around the world, along with travel tips. Also in the series: Scuba Diving; Sea Kayaking; Rock Wall Climbing About the Author:Susanna and Herman Mills are editors of RIDE magazine, organizers of several South African mountain biking clubs, and promoters of races. Offroad safety Gear and maintenance

Author: Susanna Mills, Herman Mills
Paperback:  96 pages BOOK, MOUNTAIN BIKING,
Company: Stackpole Books  (2001-02)
ISBN: 0811728579
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If you take the time to read any of the message boards or chat rooms on the Internet about Lasik surgery, you will wonder how anyone could get the courage to schedule a Lasik procedure, and why on earth they would want it. The various Lasik clinics sound anywhere from impersonal to something similar to Dr. Frankenstein’s lab, and the Lasik procedure itself sounds, well, surreal. It seems like the only people that would get Lasik are those with such bad vision that they cannot get out of bed without their glasses on.
Well, let me give you my story of how I chose Lasik. First of all, my vision is not good, but not terrible either. I can actually go to movies and see well enough to enjoy the film without glasses, but I need glasses to drive in order to read the street signs far enough away to act on the information. So for me, Lasik was not necessary, but I figured would simplify my life. I am outdoors very frequently, backpacking, climbing hills, and mountain biking. Glasses do not last long with me, and I am frequently grinding into the dirt which is not the best situation for […]

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