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  1. First question: I am going out to Flagstaff this weekend to ride with my
    brother. Any recommended trails that arent too crowded?
    Second question: Any tips on air travel with a bike?
    Final question: I thought I had chain suck the other day. I was wrong. It
    turns out the 4 hex-bolts that hold in the granny ring were backing out. My
    LBS put them on for me when I got new cranks/BB etc. Should they get
    lock-tite or something?

    Thanks

  2. "remark" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:qtqdnX3bQ7XAPNncRVn-
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    Quoted message said:

    Second question: Any tips on air travel with a bike?

    Get appropriate packaging. Consider shipping it via some other method...

  3. remark said:

    First question: I am going out to Flagstaff this weekend to ride
    with my brother. Any recommended trails that arent too crowded?
    Second question: Any tips on air travel with a bike?
    Final question: I thought I had chain suck the other day. I was
    wrong. It turns out the 4 hex-bolts that hold in the granny ring
    were backing out. My LBS put them on for me when I got new cranks/BB
    etc. Should they get lock-tite or something?

    Thanks

    Assuming you're talking this coming weekend and not today.....
    The only trail that is somewhat crowded is Shultz Creek Trail. All the
    trails veering off this trail are lightly travelled.

    Find a lbs where you're flying to and rent a bike.

    Yes, loctite.

    Gary

  4. "remark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    First question: I am going out to Flagstaff this weekend to ride with my
    brother. Any recommended trails that arent too crowded?

    <snip>

    Little Bear.

    Rocky Ridge to Lower Brookbank to Upper Brookbank to Sunset to Schultz
    creek.

    Rocky Ridge to Lower Brookbank to Upper brookbank to Sunset to Catwalk
    to upper Oldham to Lower Oldham.

    Arizona trail from NAU to Marshal lake.

    R

  5. "remark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    First question: I am going out to Flagstaff this weekend to ride with my
    brother. Any recommended trails that arent too crowded?

    <snip>

    Little Bear.

    Rocky Ridge to Lower Brookbank to Upper Brookbank to Sunset to Schultz
    creek.

    Rocky Ridge to Lower Brookbank to Upper brookbank to Sunset to Catwalk
    to upper Oldham to Lower Oldham.

    Arizona trail from NAU to Marshal lake.

    R

  6. remark said:

    First question: I am going out to Flagstaff this weekend to ride
    with my brother. Any recommended trails that arent too crowded?
    Second question: Any tips on air travel with a bike?
    Final question: I thought I had chain suck the other day. I was
    wrong. It turns out the 4 hex-bolts that hold in the granny ring
    were backing out. My LBS put them on for me when I got new cranks/BB
    etc. Should they get lock-tite or something?

    Thanks

    I've had good results flying with my bike in an IronCase. If you join USA
    Cycling, you get some vouchers to fly your bike free on United. Otherwise
    it's $75 each way, so even if you never race, the membership can be worth it
    if you fly with your bike much.
    If you just put your bike in a cardboard box, you're asking for trouble IMO.

    Matt

  7. Mail the bike if you have time. It's about the same amount of money, and
    it makes traveling way easier.

    Ride up Rocky Ridge, then either take the road up to the top or head up
    Upper Oldham. Then take Catwalk to Sunset, down Little Bear, and finish
    up on Schultz Creek Trail. One of the funner loops around.

    MattB said:
    remark said:

    First question: I am going out to Flagstaff this weekend to ride
    with my brother. Any recommended trails that arent too crowded?
    Second question: Any tips on air travel with a bike?
    Final question: I thought I had chain suck the other day. I was
    wrong. It turns out the 4 hex-bolts that hold in the granny ring
    were backing out. My LBS put them on for me when I got new cranks/BB
    etc. Should they get lock-tite or something?

    Thanks

    I've had good results flying with my bike in an IronCase. If you join USA
    Cycling, you get some vouchers to fly your bike free on United. Otherwise
    it's $75 each way, so even if you never race, the membership can be worth it
    if you fly with your bike much.
    If you just put your bike in a cardboard box, you're asking for trouble IMO.

    Matt

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