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According to amazon, its cheaper to buy the spear than the tire.

I'd hate to think what my bike would be called if that is what qualifies as dirty.

I second this. I was in Colorado Springs for a couple days. I always managed to run into someone who was willing to let me tag along on their ride. Super friendly. I also hit up the area north of the state park: (probably about this route, but since someone else was leading I'm not sure.) https://www.mtbproject.com/trail/270021/chutes-gold-camp-rd-buckhorn-captain-jacks

TrekKnockBlock.pdf Here is quick drawing in case someone else needs to add a special "trek slot" to a stem.

Fits fine now. I will upload a drawing in case anyone else need to cut one.

I have a mill that we could set it up on. I'm not sure what the knock block is for, but I saw the modified picture, so if that's the cut you need we can do that.

I got some larger size packs (6600mAh) from amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AAQOV5E/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Got a chance to ride in Tucson this week. They had many helpful signs.

This morning it was ok. There were a couple of puddles in odd spots, but overall pretty good. Point six had soft spots, but no water. Marks art was fine. A puddle on log loops that surprised me.