Had the obligatory couple of tumbles, both going uphill when starting from stationary, and had to walk a bit more of this rooty singletrack than I would have with flats, but I enjoyed it!
by FCjams
Had the obligatory couple of tumbles, both going uphill when starting from stationary, and had to walk a bit more of this rooty singletrack than I would have with flats, but I enjoyed it!
by FCjams
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Hi – nice bike! What’s the small front fender you’re using?
Thanks! Win wing mudder mini by ass savers – it works well to stop rocks, dirt and water splashing into your face, I’d recommend it
Don’t give up! Pretty soon clipless will be second nature.