coflo can read upside down text just fine
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Male / 31
Member Since: Jan 21, 2005

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Bike I ride: 3 bike; 6" AM bike - BMC Superstroke, All-purpose burly hardtail - Surly Instigator, Commuter - Kona Dr. Dew
Favorite Trails: DH flow, tech, good corners - anything like that is good for me!
About Me: Used to race DH. Just like to ride; up, down, all-around.
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coflo wrote on L-Ahrens's noteboard ( Jul 15, 2009 at 22:00 )
what gordanfreman said is totally true. i've ridden the Red Wing stuff a bit and it's pretty good, though short. it's pretty much xc, dj and very short dh in the mpls area.

coflo commented under brule's blog ( Dec 4, 2008 at 7:08 )
I haven't ridden these, but I have seen a TON of pedal rebuild kits sold for all Crank Bros. pedals. For me that was a sign to stay away. I'm very happy with my DMR V12's - I have 3 pair - at 432g they're light and the pins are very grippy + they sell Pimp My Pedal kits with 4 colors of pins and pedal end caps. Dope.
coflo commented under brule's blog ( Oct 30, 2008 at 11:24 )
true the front triangles look similar but the rear suspension of the Appalache and Trek Session 88 are very different. I'm my opinion when Trek developed the Session 10 they ripped off the Balfa BB7/Appalche system.
coflo commented under brule's blog ( Oct 30, 2008 at 10:28 )
what? looks nothing like an Apalache - those are basically Balfa BB7's - I had one and likely my favorite bike of all time. Session 88's look to be the stuff for '09. These 2 riders are going to rip and they'll have a great team backing them.

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L-Ahrens wrote
Jul 15, 2009 at 17:52
Hey are there any downhill/freeride tails near Minneapolis?

dknittel wrote
Oct 17, 2008 at 8:51
still have saint rotors?
thanks, Dan 941 739 6198