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Open your heart and soul to the community of bikers world wide. Share stories, poems, essays and publications written to address the sport and issues of mountain biking. Have something you have written and want it on MTBMIND? e-mail it to writinglounge@mtbmind.com along with your name and your reasons for writing it. Writing: Story Author: Scott Yule Title: A Few Brief Moments Quote from Story: "Coming to the roof of the Volkswagen I see it. A golden beam of light, a message from heaven, the perfect line. No more than two inches wide it's actually straight enough that you can thread a bike through this needle making the necessary changes in trajectory by tipping your head from this side to that." Read it Writing: Story Author: Valerie Doyle Title: Leadville 100 Quote from Story: "The time I devoted to cleaning Ms Moots (my bike) after each ride was remarkable, especially after a rain ride as there was lots of granite sand that was major trouble for my drive train. The mornings were clear and glorious but the rain clouds were usually in place by 1 PM in the Leadville area and dumping by 2 PM. Again, I did these training rides by myself and only saw three other cyclists during my race course riding; where were the other 749 entrants?" Read it Writing:
StoryAuthor: Michael Morse Quote from Story: "I went for only one bike ride this summer, but what a bike ride it was! The Great Divide Mountain Bike Route is the longest mapped, off-pavement cycling route in the world. The 2,470 mile route extends from the Montana-British Columbia border in Port of Rooseville to the far southwest corner of New Mexico in Antelope Wells-a tiny, dusty border crossing into Old Mexico. Generally staying within 50 miles of the Continental Divide, the GDMBR traverses some of our country's wildest and most rugged terrain, as well as some of the most scenic." Read it || Reader Feedback Writing:
EssayAuthor: Joshua Schoenfeld Title: Mountain Bike Culture Quote from Essay: "The culture of Mountain Biking is an interesting one but also a common one. There is tremendous camaraderie involved with Mountain Biking. We always want to help each other out. We can't stop talking about Mountain Biking. In addition, we are always buying ridiculously priced items for our bikes and bodies to make the whole bike ride better and more fun. It very common for a Mountain Biker to have a $3000 bike and more invested for clothes and accessories. We all love the sport, we all have something in common, I'm not sure if it's a culture or an addiction." Read it || Reader Feedback Writing: Essay Author: Jack Matney Title: My First Time Quote from Essay: "We all remember our first time. No, not that first time. I'm talking about our first ride without the training wheels. For me, it was on Christmas Day when I was four years old. We were living in this duplex off the Bayshore freeway in San Mateo California. Got the folks out of bed around 6 that morning. Would have been earlier, but my Dad threatened to kill me if I got out of bed before that. I believed him, still do." Read it Writing: Poem Author: Jeff Udell Title: Time Date: 02/28/02 They have no cages and they don't beat eggs. They can't open bottles or tap new kegs. With so many pedals, it's hard to choose. Get TIME ATAC's, you just can't lose. Writing: Poem Writing: Poem top of page |
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