The crème de la crème of 26” bikes, the griffin pro is built around a super light and stiff 6061-t6 alloy frame and is adorned with manitou “circus expert” 100mm forks and a premium level parts package from race face and maxxis. Der Anschluß eines MP3-Players ist zwar möglich, allerdings führt das doch zu einem Qualitätsverlust bei Klang und Lautstärke. The Rough Stuff Fellowship is the oldest off road cycling club in the world and club archivist Mark Hudson talks about unearthing a photographic treasure trove of inspirational adventure cycling from the 1950s to the present day. Kids will love the crisp sound of the classic cassette hub, and at the same time, it provides this Radio kids' BMX with instant pedal engagement. Positiv ist auch die problemlose Möglichkeit, das Radio aus seiner Halterung zu klicken, wenn man das Fahrrad draussen abstellt.

This episode of the podcast is all about cycle touring, cycle exploring, bikepacking, adventure cycling or whatever term you prefer to use to describe heading out into the world on your bike for a few days, a week or even longer. After talking with Gary, Jack chats with Guy Andrews and Guy Kesteven about how they made the book happen, and their own reflections on Gary’s impact on the world of cycling. But it is as a bike designer and entrepreneur that she’s made the biggest impact, transforming the market for children’s bikes.The short chainstay is ideal for technical street riding since it helps making the setup very responsive and trick-friendly.

The first one I received did not work at all; the on/off/volume button just spun without switching it on.The Asura features a lightweight but tough chromoly/steel frame, along with a 100mm travel fork and stacked list of Radio, RST and Tektro components that make a fun and exciting 26" machine which you won’t be able to put down. Here is a guide to what size you should be looking for - note that there is some overlap in sizes, as personal preference also comes into the equation! Opening Times Monday 09:00am - 17:30pm Tuesday 09:00am - 17:30pm Wednesday 09:00am - 17:30pm Thursday 09:00am - 17:30pm Friday 09:00am - 17:30pm Saturday 09:00am - 13:00pm Sunday Out Riding!