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cab driver changes his mind about where he is heading too and decides to make an illegal U-turn. He blindly turns the car almost hitting a bicyclist wearing a helmet cam. The cyclist gets instant revenge as he sees the cops behind him pull the taxi driver over.
Bike Thief Gets Caught In The Act
Thief boldly tries to steal someones bike in public. He casually tries to saw through the bike lock, even taking a short smoke break. Luckily someone is videotaping the whole act and calls the cops. Talk about getting caught redhanded
Thief Caught On Camera Trying To Steal A Bicycle Gets Tackled By Security
A thief caught on camera trying to steal a bike. He sneaks up on the bike he wants to steal and breaks the lock. Little does he know that the security cameras are on him and security is on its way
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Casey Haynes, a 12 year old kid, got bullied all his life because of his physical appearance. The bullies video tape him getting bullied, but Casey decides that day he is not taking the abuse anymore. What he does that made him an instant internet hero.
calendario oficial de Copa del Mundo de MTB para 2015.
- DHI # 1 Abril 11-12 Lourdes (FRA)
- XCO # 1 Mayo 23-24 Nove Mesto (CZE) -
XCO # 2 Mayo 30-31 Albstadt (GER) -
DHI # 2 Junio 6-7 Fort William (GBR) -
DHI # 3 Junio 13-14 Leogang (AUT) -
XCO # 3/ DHI # 4 Julio 4-5 Lenzerheide (SUI) -
XCO # 4/ DHI # 5 Agosto 1-2 Mont-Ste-Anne (CAN) -
XCO # 5/ DHI # 6 Agosto 8-9 Windham (USA) -
XCO # 6/ DHI # 7 Agosto 22-23 Val di Sole (ITA)
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alpe d huez tri LD 2,2 km X 115 km X 22km Long Distance
The Long distance EDF Alpe d'Huez Triathlon takes place in an exceptional setting and over a unique course!
It is unique because the swimming event takes place in the crystal waters of the Lac du Verney, accessible to swimmers only during the Triathlon. Exceptionally, thanks to the authorisation of EDF, a partner in the competition, competitors will have the privilege of swimming in clear waters, at an altitude of 700 m, in a setting of greenery provided by the luxuriantly wooded peaks that surround this body of water. Sheer delight, which will soon make you forget the rather chilly temperature of the water, at some 15-16°C at the height of summer.
It is unique because the course of the bike race is quite simply legendary, with 3 mountain passes on the programme – the Alpe du Grand Serre (1375 m) and the Col d'Ornon (1371 m) – as well as the climb of the 21 switching bends of the climb to Alpe d'Huez, which has earned its well-deserved fame in the Tour de France, which includes it almost every year. The magic of doing the same ride as the participants of the Tour de France never fails to impress both champions and amateurs alike. The landscapes on this part of the Ecrins Mountains are simply fabulous. If you're lucky, you might even see some chamois on the wild hillsides of the passes! Patience and courage are the mottos for this major altitude change course, which is unique, finally, because once you've set down your bike, the run course event takes place within the majestic setting of the resort of Alpe d'Huez. The course is a mixture of asphalted roads and mountain paths, and consists of three 7.3 km loops. One last altitude effort that confirms that the Alpe d'Huez Triathlon is indeed a summit of the international world of triathlon.
La Émonda, la bici de carretera de serie más ligera del mundo en Trek World 2015 - 4,6 kg
Overview
Every detail of the Émonda line, from frame design to each component choice on every model, serves the same audacious goal: to create the lightest line of production road bikes ever offered.
The entire Émonda line is unbelievably light, with sensational ride-tuned balance and handling that elevate Trek ride performance to a whole new level.
Feature tour
Highlights
Ultra lightweight
Émonda is the ultimate lightweight road racing machine, pushing the boundaries of what's possible for bicycle weight and ride performance.
OCLV Carbon technology
Nobody does carbon better than Trek. Only with our OCLV process can we fully integrate a complete bike system to create the lightest production bike in the world.
Ride-tuned performance
Émonda elevates Trek ride performance to a whole new level. Custom ride-tuned OCLV Carbon frame provides the perfect balance of stiffness and weight.
Lifetime warranty
Trek backs the lightest production road bike in the world with the best warranty in the world.
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2014 UCI MTB World Cup Mont-Sainte-Anne - Teaser
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How to Remove Cannondale Lefty
By Matthew Ferguson, eHow Contributor
The Cannondale Lefty is a suspension fork design unique to some Cannondale mountain bikes. Conventional suspension forks have two stanchion tubes, running down either side of the front wheel. The Lefty has just one tube, running down the left side of the front wheel. Because the system contains few parts, Cannondale claims that the Lefty reduces overall bike weight. The Lefty may be removed periodically for cleaning and servicing. Using the proper tools and method for removal prevents damaging the Lefty or any of its attached parts. Have a question? Get an answer from a handyman now!
Things You'll Need
5 mm hex wrench
4 mm hex wrench
Cannondale K020 tool
Instructions
1 Note the two bolts holding the front brake caliper to the Cannondale Lefty. Loosen both bolts using a 5 mm hex wrench. Swing the lower bolt away away from the Cannondale Lefty to disengage the caliper from the brake rotor.
2 Use a 5 mm hex wrench and turn the hub extraction bolt, at the center of the front wheel hub, counterclockwise to loosen. The extraction bolt is located on the side of the wheel opposite the Lefty.
3 Pull the front wheel away from the Cannondale Lefty, and slide it off the axle. If the wheel cannot be removed with relative ease, loosen the hub extraction bolt further.
4 Use a 4 mm hex wrench to loosen the two Cannondale Lefty clamp bolts. The bolts clamp the Lefty to the upper and lower bicycle frame head tube assembly.
5 Use a 5 mm hex wrench to loosen and remove the "steerer" bolt, on the underside of the head tube assembly.
6 Insert the smaller end of the Cannondale K020 tool through the underside of the head tube.
7 Hold the top of the Lefty with one hand while using a rubber shop mallet to strike the bottom of the Cannondale K2020 tool upward. Striking the bottom of the tool upward drives the handlebar stem "steerer" from the head tube of the bicycle.
8 Set the "steerer" to the side. Grab the Lefty and pull it away from the bicycle to remove.
