Source: Dirty Fingers
This Saturday is the Echelon Grand Fond Cycling Event and Mitchell from Dirty Fingers has taken the lead point in organizing 10-15 'Post Canyon Locals" to volunteer and assist in water stations located thru out the cycling route. Please go to Dirty Fingers Bike Shop and sign up, get the information for volunteering and if we meet their requirements then we will receive the donation for materials, tools and other much needed items for our 14 hardworking trail stewards. PLEASE HELP! SPREAD THE WORD!
Monday, September 19, 2011
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Nick Simcik In Oregon
On his way home from Whistler BC and the Crankworks MTB festival Transition Pro Nick Simcik stopped here in Hood River for a couple days and created this amazing video through the eyes of young Shelby Smith.
MTBrs VS The Roadies!
This coming weekend is when MTBrs and Road Racers collide in a test of who can ride the most 'laps' in a set time period. Originally billed to have two separate tracks at different locations The Hood River Double Cross always seems to be thwarted by Mt Hood area forest fires, so the HR County Fairgrounds is now no longer a venue. Both days will be held at the HRV HS and the course there is very challenging with flowy single track to short climbs across grassy fields over barriers as you cross asphalt sections with ease. Just pray it doesn't rain and mother nature cooperates.
Sat has a Kiddie Cross which is FREE starting at 12:30 and parents can run beside assisting those who need the support. Watch this if your curious about racing your toddler.
For more information go HERE!
Sat has a Kiddie Cross which is FREE starting at 12:30 and parents can run beside assisting those who need the support. Watch this if your curious about racing your toddler.
For more information go HERE!
Wednesday, September 7, 2011
Geoff Gulevich Visits Hood River
Source: Dakine.com/bike
This video is amazing. It shows everything special about Hood River!
This video is amazing. It shows everything special about Hood River!
Trails CLOSED to MOTORIZED USE DUE TO FIRE DANGER
Hood River County Trails Closed for Fire Season
All trails in Hood River County are closed to motorized use as of 1:00am 9-7-11 due to extreme fire danger. Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) 3 has been reached. The forest is officially in Regulated Use Closure which means trails are closed to motorized use. Contact the HRC Forestry Department or the Oregon Department of Forestry for daily IFPL updates.
All trails in Hood River County are closed to motorized use as of 1:00am 9-7-11 due to extreme fire danger. Industrial Fire Precaution Level (IFPL) 3 has been reached. The forest is officially in Regulated Use Closure which means trails are closed to motorized use. Contact the HRC Forestry Department or the Oregon Department of Forestry for daily IFPL updates.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Stolen Bike Alert!!
Source: Shane Blem/Dakine
Hey Everyone, just wanted to throw out a quick note. Sorry to bug everyone at work. Anyway, my bike was stolen this morning from the top of the stairs. Left it there at 8a.m. and went back to get it at 11a.m. and it was gone. It was hidden in the bushes up there, which is where I usually leave it. It was not locked. I’m too trusting I guess. Anyway, there’s a description below. It’s a pretty obvious Norco bike with the bright orange bars. I’m sure most of you have seen me riding it for years. Let me know if anyone locates it.
Couple notes, it has a brand new set of Kenda Kranium tires on it and the headset has a hole for the break cable to run through it generally. I’ve removed the cable and zip tied it to my fork, so that would be a pretty obvious mark for the bike.
ShaneB@Dakine.com
541 386 3166 x260
Hey Everyone, just wanted to throw out a quick note. Sorry to bug everyone at work. Anyway, my bike was stolen this morning from the top of the stairs. Left it there at 8a.m. and went back to get it at 11a.m. and it was gone. It was hidden in the bushes up there, which is where I usually leave it. It was not locked. I’m too trusting I guess. Anyway, there’s a description below. It’s a pretty obvious Norco bike with the bright orange bars. I’m sure most of you have seen me riding it for years. Let me know if anyone locates it.
Couple notes, it has a brand new set of Kenda Kranium tires on it and the headset has a hole for the break cable to run through it generally. I’ve removed the cable and zip tied it to my fork, so that would be a pretty obvious mark for the bike.
ShaneB@Dakine.com
541 386 3166 x260
Saturday, August 13, 2011
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