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 2 RED 700 x 23c FIXED GEAR TRACK ROAD BIKE TIRES 700c  US $27.00
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 PANARACER RiBMo 700 x 25 FOLDING ROAD BIKE POLO TRACK URBAN TIRE PUNCTURE STOP US $39.00
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Delta Leonardo Single-Bike Rack List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: Too low to display  |
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Store your bike easily and with a bit of panache with the stylish, curvy Delta Leonardo wall-mounted single bike rack. Elegantly designed with a silver finish, it's perfect for storing a bike in space-limited apartments or in the back hall. The Leonardo holds the front wheel with a rubber coated arm. It conveniently accommodates any wheel size--from touring to phat, chunky mountain tires--and can hold a maximum load of 40 pounds. It should be mounted to a wall stud. It comes with installation hardware, printed instructions, and a lifetime guarantee against defects. About Delta Cycle For more than 20 years, Delta Cycle has created useful cycling products with a mission to make an innovative difference. The company works hard to make their products better and deliver superior value. Delta Cycle offers only a small, concentrated product line that represents the best there is in each category. Convenient storage for any bike with elegant space-saving design. Welded construction with padded wheel hook . Maximum load 40lbs. |
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Rubbermaid 5E02 FastTrack Vertical Bike Hook List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $8.69 |
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Store 1 bike vertically on the wall by mounting this hook to a stud or to the Rubbermaid FastTrack rail system (sold separately on Amazon.com along with a full line of FastTrack storage system components). Designed to support bikes with 12- to 26-inch frames, this 8-1/2-mm wire hook holds up to 50 pounds. The hook is equipped with a cast aluminum gripper that snaps tightly into the FastTrack rail system. The hook is protected with a soft coating that won't scratch the bike rim. The hook folds up against the wall when not in use. A satin nickel powder-coated finish won't rust, chip or crack for years of reliable bike storage. --Brian D. Olson Fast Track Vertical Bike Hook, Quick & Easy Installation In Minutes, Soft Grip Dip For Added Protection Of Bike, Full Coordinating Line Offering, Cast Aluminum Gripper For Durable Snap Lock Fit. |
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Tire Track Design Stylish Decoration Wall Vinyl Sticker Decals Art Mural D2343 Sale Price: $29.99 |
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Wall Art Decoration Vinyl Decal Sticker Install Area : The decals can be applied on all smooth surfaces, such as Walls, Doors, Windows, Closets, Plastic, Metal, Tiles etc. - Without much effort and cost you can decorate and style your home. - Applying decals on a bumpy surface will be a bit more difficult. - The colors could be slightly different depending on your monitor setting. - PLEASE make a note in the PayPal message box about YOUR COLOR CHOICE (you can find colors under the picture of the item) when you paying for item, Otherwise the color shown in the listing will be shipped. EACH ITEM IS UNIQUE CAN'T BE FOUND IN THE STORES IT'S ONLY ONE SOLID COLOR, SECOND COLOR INSIDE IS THE COLOR OF YOUR WALL IT LOOKS WAY MORE COOLER ALIVE !!! Size showing on the picture is little bit bigger for showing purpose !!! sizes are usually 22"X 35" |
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Topeak JoeBlow Pro Floor Bike Pump List Price: $99.99 Sale Price: $61.20 |
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Topeak's JoeBlow Pro Floor Pump offers outstanding performance and super durability. It features a top-mounted gauge with a pressure release button for perfect inflation. A padded ergonomic elastomer handle adds ease and comfort to your task. Smarthead technology means you never have to swap parts, as the head knows whether you have a Presta or Schrader valve. This pump includes ball and air bladder needles. Topeak Joe Blow Floor PumpsItem SpecificationsColorSilverPSI160PSIHose Length43ins |
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Topeak JoeBlow Sprint Floor Bike Pump List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The great performance of a JoeBlow series pump in a more affordable package. Includes the easy-to-use TwinHead.Head: TwinHeadBarrel: Satin AluminumGauge: Top Mount AnalogPressure Tuning: Air Release ButtonBase: Hardened SteelOversize Padded HandleBall/Bladder HeadsX-Long HoseHose DockHandleLock160 PSI/11 barItem SpecificationsColorSilverPSI160PSIHose Length43ins |
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Topeak JoeBlow Max II Floor Bike Pump List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $26.50 |
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Topeak Joe Blow Floor PumpsItem SpecificationsColorBlackPSI120PSIHose Length35ins |
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Moto GP 2 List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $2.06 |
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Race anyone anywhere anytimeProduct InformationThe fastest most advanced form of motorcycle racing is back and better thanever in MotoGP 2. Race against the top twenty riders in the world at speeds of180 mph around turns and corners with your knee inches from the ground. Compete on the most beautiful tracks and in all weather conditions - feel thepower of new stroke engines as you race your bike over all 16 officialcircuits. Compete in a full season against the best riders on Earthcomplete with over 50 new bike based challenges. MotoGP brings youexcitement danger glamour and thrills.Product Features Fully licensed professional riders tracks and bikes 6 different single player game modes: Stunt GP time trial training challenges tag and single race 20 riders compete in each of the 16 tracks Impressive visual and particle effects system at 60 frames per second Ultra realistic replay mode from a variety of dynamic camera viewpoints Unlock tracks riders bikes and cheats as you develop your own rider's attributes in GP and training modes Realistic bike physics engine Weather conditions that influence gameplay and vehicle handling 16 players online or LANSystem Requirements Windows 98 Me 2000 XP Pentium 450MHz processor 128MB of RAM 615MB hard drive space DX9 compatible graphics card Dx9 compatible soundcard 10X CD-ROM drive |
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INFOGRAMES Moto Racer 3 Sale Price: $1.00 |
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Moto Racer 3 puts you into an ultra-realistic motor biking world with photo-realistic real world tracks, accurate motorbike physics, TV quality replays, life-like rider movements and more! Choose traffic mode, freestyle, real world tracks, trial, or customizable bikes and make your racing experience one to remember! Get that adrenaline pumping with Moto Racer 3! Features: Traffice Mode Wanna blow through downtown Paris? What are you waiting for? Weave your way through downtown Paris in the never before seen Traffic mode. Freestyle Pull insane tracks like the Can Can, Heel Clicker and the famous "Hart Attack." 6 blood pumping racing styles, including street, motorcross, supercross, freestyle, trial and traffic. 32 all new bikes Trial 15 tracks immerse you in completely different racing environments, such as Grand Prix, touring, indoor, outdoor and more. Real World Tracks Race on actual World Championship tracks in France, Germany, Japan, and Australia. Customizable Bikes Choose the default setting for immediate out-of-the-box action. When you're ready to step it up, configure your tires, transmission, power and gearbox to push the limits of the game." Awesome high quality graphics using the latest 3D modeling and rendering techniques. Multi-player with up to 8 bikes via LAN or the Internet. System Requirements: IBM PC or 100% compatible computer Pentium III 600 MHz or faster processor Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, or XP 128 MB RAM 650 MB available hard drive space 32X or faster CD-ROM drive 32MB Direct3D-compatible video card - Compatible with DirectX version 8.0a or higher 100% Windows compatible sound card - Compatible with DirectX version 8.0a or higher |
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Kids' Power Fun for Boys List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $13.50 |
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Kids' Power Fun For Boys combines all the things that young boys love. Skateboarding, stunt driving and space travel -- all that and more are here, in this great 5-CD set. |
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VIAIR 85P Portable Air Compressor List Price: $49.95 Sale Price: $42.46 |
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Featured Article:
Sportbike track days are becoming more and more popular. Twenty years ago it was nearly impossible to ride your street-legal motorcycle on an actual racetrack, but today you can find dozens of organizations and tracks that put on track days. Some track days are put on by brand-specific clubs, such as Club Desmo, while companies such as Fastrackriders invite all brands.
Once you've done a day of open practice at a racetrack, you may not go back to riding on the street. With no cops, no cars, no stoplights, and no speed limits, riding at a track can quickly become addicting. After a few track days you might even decide to start racing with a local club, such as the Willow Springs Motorcycle Club.
Here are a few tips, from a track day veteran, to help you have a successful and fun motorcycle track day:
1. Don't ride your bike to the track. While a few foolhardy individuals ride their bikes to track days, its really a bad idea. If you crash, how will you get home? How will you carry your tools and supplies for the day? And you'll likely be exhausted at the end of the day, the last thing you'll want to do is duke it out with the cages on the freeway for two hours. Put your bike in the back of a pickup truck or on a trailer, you'll be glad you did.
2. Don't be late. Get to the track nice and early, particularly if this is your first time. It will take a few minutes to figure out where to set you your pit, and to locate registration and tech inspection. You'll probably need a few minutes for last minute bike preparation as well. It's way better to have a little extra time, rather than be hurried and risk forgetting something.
3. Make sure you have medical insurance. While you're unlikely to run into a car out on the track, there's a small chance you'll go down. People have crashed at every track day I've ever been to, and chances are your club or organization will require that you have current medical insurance.
4. Prepare yourself. Get a good night's sleep. Don't drink alcohol for at least 1 hours prior to getting on the track. Make sure you're in decent medical condition, and good mental condition as well. Your fun will come to a rapid end if you're worrying about that paternity suit while entering Turn One at 120 miles per hour.
5. Bring things to make your day relatively comfortable. Lawn chairs, a cooler, maybe a small canopy or shade structure if you have one. You'll have some down-time in between track sessions, and its nice to have a place to sit down and relax for a few minutes. Bring some light food and snacks, and enough drinks to keep you hydrated thru the day, especially if its going to be a hot one.
6. Prepare your bike. Check with your local track day organization to see what their bike requirements are. Common requirements include:
a. New or nearly new tires
b. Tape off or remove lights, mirrors, turn signals.
c. Remove license plate.
d. Duct tape over wheel weights.
e. Replace coolant with water or Water Wetter.
In the past many track day organizers required bikes to have safety wire installed in crucial places such as the oil drain plug and brake calipers. These days, tho, few if any clubs require safety wire, as it's a pretty big pain to drill thru bolts. Again, check with your local club to see what they need you to do.
7. Bring gasoline and tools. Fill your tank before leaving your house, and bring an extra 5 gallons of gas, at a minimum. You could go thru 2 tankfuls of gas during one day at the track, and gas may be very expensive, or unavailable, at the track. Bring a few tools, at least enough to adjust your chain and suspension settings. Bring an air pump and a tire guage.
8. Most important: safety equipment. Make sure you bring a good quality DOT approved full face helmet, a set of riding leathers, good gloves, boots and back protector. Don't skimp on your safety equipment, it could literally save your life. Two piece zip-together leathers might be OK if you're not sure you'll ever ride on the track again. One piece racing type leathers are preferable.
Your day at the track will likely begin with a tech inspection and riders meeting. These are mandatory, not optional! Ask an instructor for tire pressure suggestions. Typically you'll want to run less tire pressure at the track than you do on the street.
Take it easy! Many crashes occur during the first laps of the day, when riders go out on cold tires and push the bike too much. Take it easy your first session. Learn the track, watch where other riders brake, accelerate, and turn. If available, take the new riders class, this will pay huge dividends in your riding, not to mention possibly saving you thousands of dollars on repairs to your bike.
I've often said that sport bike track days are the most fun you can have with your clothes on. It's not without risk, of course, but then what worthwhile activity is?
Tim Monroe - MotorcycleSmack.com
Moderator of a Sportbike Forum
Editor of Motorcycle News and Reviews
What To Know When Just Starting Mountain Biking
This article describes the basics of mountain biking. Learning more about the sport will help you to enjoy it even more.
Mountain bikes are among the strongest and most rugged bicycles that you can find. The reason that these bikes are so strong is that they are ridden on some very tough terrain, including steep inclines, dirt tracks, and pebbles. In most cases, mountain bikers do not ride on smoothly paved roads, rather they ride on hilly and uneven terrain that can be quite rough on a bicycle. Mountain bikers get a big thrill in riding on unpaved, rough terrain, even though this is hard on a bicycle. That is why many manufacturers have made sturdier bikes for this purpose.
The tires on a mountain bike are thicker and fatter than normal bike tires. They are also made of more durable rubber that gives the rider added traction and control on uneven surfaces.
Suspension is another very essential feature of a mountain bike. A strong suspension system is essential for a mountain bike so that the rider can better handle the ups and downs that occur when riding on uneven terrain.
Mountain bikes can be separated into several different categories that are founded upon the type of suspension that they have. The classifications are dual suspension, hard tails, soft tails, and fully rigid bikes. Rigid bikes feature a rigid fork. Soft-tailed bikes have a rear suspension that pivots on the frame. Hard-tailed bikes feature a front suspension fork. Suspension bikes have either front, rear, or dual suspension systems. These bikes also feature a shock absorber in the rear, in addition to a linkage.
Lighter weight material and materials that are more resilient are the norm for a cross-country mountain bike. You can find a cross-country bike that can weight anywhere from 20-40 pounds, depending upon your needs. An all-mountain or Enduro bike will usually be heavier than a cross-country bike. These bikes range in weight from 30-35 pounds. These bikes feature a suspension that will enable you to maneuver around hairpin turns and climb up hills much easier.
Heavier and stronger materials are used to build a free ride mountain bike. They are made to help make pedaling easier, so that you can easily move around anything that is in your way and you can make sharp turns. They weigh in at around 45 pounds, which decreases their efficiency over other cross-country bikes.
For downhill tracks or race courses, you will want to choose a downhill mountain bike. They offer you better traction than the other varieties of mountain bikes for maximum control and speed.
If short distance riding is your game, then a trial bike is probably the one for you. They lack suspension and do not have a seat or vestigial pad. They are also much lighter than other bikes for maximum speed. They weigh in at about 20 pounds.
Between mountain and trial bikes, you will find Street Mountain, Dirt Jumping, and Urban Bikes. These bikes are extremely touch and feature anywhere from one to nine gears with a chain guide for the front and rear gears.
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how do you get bike tire tracks out of a shirt?
I recently bought a white shirt and stupidly sat down against a bike.
Getting up I noticed I had tire tracks going down the shirt. Any ideas on how to get the stain out?
I have tried many stain removers, none have worked.
if u have dried said shirt, give it up. Once a white, or any other color shirt is treated,and then dried, the stain is set in for life.
ok.... have u tried Dawn?
Just the regular,blue, original Dawn.
U can ge tit at the dollar store.
saturate the crap outta it,so that it is damp, but not drippy. You know how u take your fists and the material,and scrub it together? I have no idea what that is called, but do that.then, throw it in the dirty clothes,and let it set. Don't mess with it,till u do laundry.
Do said laundry. Wash according to lable.
It should be mostly out.
If not, then I am all tapped out as far as suggestions.
Have u tried googling stain removers?
I believe Tide has a nifty e-booklet,and when I need it,I can't find it !?!
Wouldn't ya know it?
but try googling Tide.com, or the type of stain.
Team Zyvax/Graves Claims Double Wins (08/10/2010)
The following is a press release... After taking first and second last weekend at Summit Point, Team Zyvax had high expectations heading into VIR’s WERA Cycle Jam 4-Hour endurance race.
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