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On the Internet www.bikemag.com www.parktool.com Maintenance www.mtbbritain.co.uk Product reviews, advice, cool trails in the UK www.bikesutra.com Aspires to be a worldwide one-stop-shop for all bike-related links: parts, regional clubs, etc. www.singletrackworld.com The website of the finest mountain bike magazine (at least according to Mark) www.webmountainbike.com www.mountainbike.be (Flemish) A very extensive mountainbike site for us in Belgium! www.mountainbikeplus.com (Flemish) www.vtt.org (French) dirtragmag.com Books For beginners to experts: Mountainbike like a champion. Ned Overend. ISBN 1-57954-081-3 The Mountain Biker's Training Bible. Joel Friel. Foreword by Ned Overend. ISBN 1-884737-71-4 Mastering Mountain Bike Skills Brian Lopes and Lee McCormack ISBN 0736056246   Zinn and the art of Mountain Bike Maintenance Lennard Zinn ISBN 193138259X  Mountain Bike Fitness and Training John Metcalfe ISBN 1840188588 Magazines O2 BIKERS (French and Flemish) BP 86 1300 WAVRE Fax 010-23 21 46, www.bikers.be NB: The respective issues are not identical! Le Monde du Vélo (French) 31 chaussée des Gaulois 1300 WAVRE Phone 010-23 21 45, Fax 010-23 21 46, E-mail lemondeduvelo@belgacom.net.

Jockey wheels - aren't supposed to look like this! Rear derailleur + branch = not recommended Another derailleur Erm? One snapped crank! A very guilty looking horse (his mates look guilty too)