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May 2007 The sun is out! Get out and ride you bums!
On The Pedals Jason is finally back on the bike and sharing that familiar feeling of the "first ride of the season thrill".	Over The Bars Beth has 'bean' busy caffeinating herself with some new offerings from 53x11 and Maverick.	The Daily Grind This month Rob's gone off the mechanical kick and is delivering some tips on capturing your rides on (digital) film.
Gear Review: Hayes El Camino Trail brakes The little brother of Hayes's flagship El Camino has something to prove, and it's making noise in a big way.	Ask MBT With the emergence of spring, we expected less mail and more riding. We're still getting letters, and we're still answering your questions.	Biomechanics As we come out of hibernation and discover we're not in the shape we used to be, Amanda gives some tips for getting back in that ass-kicking shape we know and love.
Bike Bytes: What We're Riding Yet more bits to make your life easier and safer (and make you look cool too.)	Represent: Passing Freedom Reader Aaron Karmin contributes to Represent this month by taking us all the way from the east coast chill to sunny California. With his account of the Monterey Bay Costal Bike Trail system Aaron paints a picture of pristine trails and gorgeous vistas. Oh, you can bet we are jealous.
KHS 2007 Lineup With KHS offering so many different bikes from entry level XC bikes to aggressive all mountain rigs, it's tough to make sense of them all. What to buy, what to ride, which is right for me? Hopefully we'll clear it up for you.		Interview: Zinn Custom Cycles We sit down with the famed Lennard Zinn and his cohort Nick Wigston, and find out what makes these living legends tick.

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