So yesterday we received our first Fox Doss dropper post.What a piece of work, you can tell they spent some time on this. And I  think they nailed it. this one has a 4 in drop. We installed this on a Niner RIP 9 and went for a ride.
  The action of the lever is spot on. it does take a few minutes to adj to the third leaver but it becomes second nature. The post does not rock from side to side like a lot of the others on the market.
  As always the fit and finnish from Fox is awesome and was super easy to set up, So if your looking for a dropper post look no further. they are a little more money than others in the market but worth every dime.

So a few months ago I got introduced to Strava, Strava is a free app that you can download to your android base smart phone or Iphone.At first I thought it was just going to be a a faze, But after a few rides I found myself wanting  to ride more. and with riding more I started seeing better results in my riding. I'm not much of a climber, and this has been my biggest weakness as a cyclist, But after riding more and tracking my riding with Strava I have noticed a huge improvement in my climbing ability.which filters to other aspects of riding. I'm a believer.. So take a few minutes download the app and go for a ride. I think you will find it a fun way to track your riding. thanks for taking the time to read this drivel.
   Cheers

Some of coolest bikes roll through our door here at Chainline, and this is one of them. If you are looking for a JR cross bike for you JR cross racer or a great JR road bike this is it.

So a while back I was asked to walk a piece of property for Rambling' vewe farm  a local land trust, with the thought of laying out a network of singletrack to also help showcase some of it's existing trail network. After a few meetings and a few hikes the first trail was given the green light. The next task was to build. After 62.7 hours and .8tenths of a mile trail #1 was completed. The new trail has been getting nothing but rave reviews, So go out and explore, you never know what you might find, Maybe the start of Trail # 2. Cheers !