Dax Marlow

forum · forum thread Winter Cycling Gear Essentials I've been commuting to work on my bike through winter for a few years now. I've learned what holds up and what doesn't. Gloves are a must, but not all gloves are created equal. Loo forum · forum thread Patching vs Replacing Inner Tubes I've been fixing flats on my own trail bike for years and it's a simple process that'll get you back on the road quickly. I've found that patching inner tubes is worth it for casua forum · forum thread Choosing the Right Bike Size I've had my share of bikes that felt like they were trying to launch me off a cliff. Height and inseam measurements are key, but there's more to it than just those numbers. What ki forum · forum thread Pedal-Assist E-Bikes: Worth It? Hey all, just got back from a long ride on my trusty commuter e-bike. I've been thinking about switching to a trail bike for some of the more rugged trails nearby. Anyone have any forum · forum thread Safety First for Family Hikes We've taken our crew on some tough trails and learned a thing or two about what holds up outdoors with little ones. Always plan ahead, know the terrain, and bring plenty of water a forum · forum thread Track Your Steps I've been using a pedometer for years on my trail runs and hikes. It's simple, holds up to the elements, and gets the job done. I recently tried out a fitness tracker for a month, forum · forum thread Gear Holds Up Better with TLC I've seen too many people toss their gear after a year or two because they don't know how to take care of it. Cleaning, storing, and maintaining your backpacks, tents, and sleeping forum · forum thread Gear Swap Meets: Practical Ideas from a Trail User Hey everyone, been thinking about organizing some gear swap me meets in our area. Had a few friends try to get rid of their old stuff but didn't know who to sell it to. Tradeoff is forum · forum thread Summer Dog Walks: Staying Safe I've been walking my own pup during these summer months and learned a thing or two about what works. First, make sure you're both hydrated - bring water and let 'em drink up before