Category Archives: Tech Center
Replacing the rear shock core/valve
Woodstock 707 Rear Shock DIY. courtesy of MtnBikeRiders.com
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Learn how to climb
Check out this great article from MtnBikeRiders.com 1) Get that saddle up! I think with a lot of the all mountain bikes and freeride style bikes that are out there today a lot of people tend to leave those saddles … Continue reading
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Tag Wheels on the Woodstock 707
Those guys at MtnBikeRiders.com know what they’re doing. Check out the recent upgrade they made to the 707.
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Woodstock 707 Big Fork!
Want to see a 707 with a 6″ travel fork in action? Courtesy of MtnBikeRiders.com
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Learn how to fix bikes the right way
Utah Mountain Biking has some great info on how to repair bikes. Things like crank removal, derailleur tuning, cog replacement, truing and many more. Just check them out and you’ll see what we’re talking about.
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Rotor Upgrade:Dirty Dog MTB
MtnBikeRiders.com received a pair of the Dirty Dog MTB Skullz rotors and have installed it on their Woodstock 707. Check out the picture below.
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Bikes and GPS
BY MIKE WENDLAND FREE PRESS COLUMNIST We’re a little more than five weeks away from the cross-state Michigander Mountain Bike Tour from Midland to Mackinaw City, and I’m adding new tech gizmos to help me keep training. My latest acquisition … Continue reading
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MBA’s Top 25 Home Repair Tips
Source MBA Somewhere between four inches of suspension travel, nine speeds, titanium frames, carbon bars and disc brakes, the mountain bike has lost its innocent simplicity. The mere thought of grabbing a wrench and attempting to service a modern mountain … Continue reading
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What Causes Chain Suck:Courtesy of MB Action Magazine
While the act of replacing your cogs and chainrings is simple, knowing when to do so isn’t. What constitutes a worn sprocket is measured in mere 100ths of an inch_not easy to see at a glance. Even worse, the consequences … Continue reading
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Big Tires on the 707
MtnBikeRiders.com was able to fit a Panaracer Fire FR Pro 2.4 tire in the back. They made it work. But…they reported that when using the granny gear and the biggest ring in the back, the chain rubs against the tire. … Continue reading
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