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June 2007 The sun is out! Get out and ride you bums!
On The Pedals After the first ride of the season, everyone has a feeling of elation. Jason takes the time to dissect what makes that first ride so enjoyable.	Over The Bars This month Beth gets down and dirty with some goods made specially for the women on the trail.	The Daily Grind With the season in full swing, it's time to start polishing the skills that tarnished over the winter. Climbing's the way you go up. What goes up must come down. Since going down is much more fun than going up, Rob's talking climbing, hoping to make that trip to the top a little easier.
Gear Review: Optic Nerve We take our eyes for granted, but Optic Nerve is watching our for us. They prove you don't have to drain your wallet for a decent set of specs.	Ask MBT This month, we're tackling suspension rates, unsprung weight and the ever present "what bike is for me" questions.	Biomechanics It is finally June, and it's finally sunny. That means the sun is out and we need to step up the protection.
Das Rant Who let CG out of his cage again? At least this time he's not ranting so much as raving about his new toy.	Keep the Rubber Side Down When you only have 2 contact points with the ground, you'd better make sure the rubber making that connection is quality. With all the tire manufacturers out there, the choices are endless and mind boggling. Kenda is certainly one of the best brands on the market, and we've been testing four of their best offerings for the past few months.
Tomac 2007 Lineup A while back we told you that the Tomac name is back in business. Here's a quick look at what that venerable name will be offering this season.	Represent: Ibis Mojo With the backlog of people clamoring for the Ibis Mojo, we've had a hard time getting one. Contributor Davide Verotta has been thrashing his for quite a while now, so he's doing the honors of representing the carbon beauty; the Ibis Mojo.

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