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Here are some of the organizations that are helping to keep the trail information, pictures and videos coming your way. None of the folks are strangers and I have personally used their stuff for some years now. So download one of my every increasing large videos and check out these folks while you are waiting.
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To say I'm jazzed about having Intense as a supporter of the site would be a massive understatement. I have been a huge fan of Intense since 2003 when I first threw a leg over a Spider. Thier bikes are super high quality and are built right here in Southern California (Temecula). Thier welds are not just impressive, they are darn near a work of art.
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Xyclone Discs. I have been riding the crap out a set of these ultra-lightweight wheels since 2003 and they are still going strong even after 6,000+ miles of trail riding. Wither coming down from the summit of Mount Fuji in Japan or dealing with the gnarlyness of Southern California's Noble Canyon these wheels have just plain performed and have proven to be a worthy investment. | |
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I am quite stoked with Spinergy as a supporter. I have been riding their MTB wheels since 2003 and have been thoroughly impressed with their wheels. All of thier wheels I have used have outstanding performance. and amazing durability. Pair all of that up with exceptional customer service. |
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| Fall Line FR/DH Wheels. I been using these wheels on my long-legged "play" bike since May 2006 and quite simply these wheels wheels hold up to some serious abuse. They are exceptionally light for the burly factor they have and the wide rims gives just about any tire a wider footprint. I have not had a single issue with these wheels including even minor truing. | ||
Xyclone Enduro. These all-mountain wheels are an awesome addition to the Spinergy wheel lineup. They strike a wonderful balance between the burliness of a FR/DH wheel and the lightness of XC race worthy wheelset. These wheels have been taken some good abuse and are holding up great. The rims are a little wider than the Xyclone disc and the spoke pattern uses fewer but larger strokes to keep the weight extremely light while adding strengh. |
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I have setup affiliate advertising programs with a few companies. When you buy stuff from these folks (by way of this site), they will donate a small portion of the sale to help support the site. So please keep that in mind the next time you go to drop some coin online.
REI has been a leader in the outdoor industry since 1938. They also have been a huge supporter of the San Diego Mountain Biking Association. In 2010 they awarded SDMBA a $10K grant to do good things for mountainbiking in San Diego. It was their largest grant to a non-profit organization to-date. They are supporting your local trails so give them your support.
Cambria Bicycle Outfitters carries a grunch of parts as well as complete high-end bikes. I have also been impressed with thier inventory and prices.

JensonUSA also carries ton of parts bicycle parts, accessories and clothing. Some of the brands they carry are SRAM, Shimano, Avid, Adidas, Camelbak, Fox, Giro, RockShox,
Easton, and more.
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There is a lot of stuff offered by the National Geographic Online Store. The main products I use from them are the
TOPO! California
map software as well as thierAdventure Paper Series (Both the
Legal Size
and
Tabloid Size
that allows you to print waterproof and tear resistance maps on regular inkjet printers.