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I didn't open this thread until today, but had bring up an old quote. I found it fascinating that you used this stat to support the idea that a hyper-local print magazine is a viable business model. So, you're telling me that I could get into a market that over the last ten years has retained about the same amount of competitors, but the pool of money they are all fighting for has been cut in half (and is likely still dropping) - and that supports the argument for a magazine??

Truth. A centaur will totally fuck you up.

Traded my neighbor a bottle of wine for this one. Thinking i came out ahead on the deal😎

+1

Problems... It's the norm. As growth takes place, problems begin to increase. It happens with family. It happens with business. It happens with community. And it's happening with mountain biking. This is why there's that 'ol very legit and applicable saying... "Get out in front of it." https://www.outsideonline.com/2407740/mountain-biker-behavior-trail-access?fbclid=IwAR0itLscDSut9tpbsFhd4DfXgotRqNTAKOKa3cWS0atS7A3ikg7C7Yr_MjQ#close

What are you even talking about? The existence of printed materials at SWSX does not justify starting a local MTB magazine.

maybe a magazine dedicated to people who have a bizarre sexual fetish for undesirable, obsolete bicycles. "Seat Sniffers" "Pedal Pushers" "Tight grips on hot tips" The options are limitless

Thankfully we're all about riding. We're grownups, we disagree at times. Posting this on my phone from my wife's hospital room, she's finally able to sleep. That's what's really important. Hope to be back on the trails in a couple weeks. Edit: Couldn't stand the white text on dark background.

Who cares, sorry I brought it up. I'm changing the channel. Maybe there's something on the MTB channel here.

I'm not playing. I'm a fucking idiot sometimes Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I've got me wife's old K2 Zed-X hardtail that I would like to see go to a needy home. Its a size small, but I'd guess is a 'bigger' small. She is 5' 7" and it fit her well enough. Besides being a bit "classic" with 26" wheels, 9 spd, rigid and v-brakes...it rides and shifts very well. Tires are setup ghetto tubeless and will have to be redone or add tubes. Bike will not come with pedals Thanks, Cody

anxiously awaiting the "tech section"

Yea.. hmmm.. I'm gonna need you to come in on Saturday Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

Saw this on the FB somewhere last night. I'd be down for supporting a fundraiser and barn-raising effort to get it back up and running. that thing was ancient!