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Upgrading to an 8-inch disk brake rotor

One of the consequences of last week’s downhill ride almost mishap is my decision to upgrade my 6-inch disk brake rotor to an 8-inch one. I figured that increasing the size would alleviate the problem of overheating during downhills. But being not so well off financially at this time (we are now rounding off […]

The Downhill Ride

Recalling the previous post, we were in “God’s country“. The view from the top is always better, and this one is no exception. It was green everywhere, although there were few trees, far apart and small, indicating they were young and therefore not the original growth covering this land.
It was good to see that […]

Acrophobia and Mountain Biking (The Downhill Ride)

At 10 am we were ready to leave the Grotto. Rodel assured us that “it’s all downhill” from this point on. Now this phrase can be interpreted both on a positive note and a not so positive one: downhill as in, there is no need to pedal since gravity will be the motive […]

Acrophobia and Mountain Biking

When I am excited about an activity that I will do the next day, I usually find it very difficult to sleep the previous night. So last Saturday morning, May 12, I was still awake at 4 am and my bike buddies and I have scheduled a ride that morning. We were supposed […]

Bicycle Fun Facts

From: Brian Burridge
Did you know that the first “bicycle” was invented in 1818? It was a two wheeler, moved by pushing with the feet while sitting. Then in 1839, the first pedals were added, but the wheels were still made out of wood or iron, which made for a very uncomfortable ride. In the […]

Bikes of the Night

I never thought that taking pictures at night would be too hard. The camera that I used is an Olympus point and shoot one, but as the pictures came out, they were more of a point and shoot at nothing shots.
It was the first time I took night pictures and it also took awhile […]

Missed Ride and a 3-Minute Stop for Eco-Awareness

Last Sunday, April 29 was my birthday and I missed one ride, no actually there were two rides that were being organized, that could have defined my existence for the rest of the year, well, at least till my next birthday. Some marshals from the Firefly Brigade, led by Larry and […]

From the Firefly Brigade Forum

Bonifacio Global City will be celebrating Earth Day with an exhibit of environmentalists at the Bonifacio Global City Community Facility from April 26-28. With the continued dialogue and cooperation we have had this past few months, the Firefly Brigade was given booth space there. Its the old mini-golf area(Jaymi’s Grill) beside old Gerry’s and the […]

Howie Severino?s Sidetrip to Bohol

Talk about envy. Howie Severino’s side trip to Bohol is something that this blog hopes to accomplish in the future and he is there now doing what I could just dream of and fantasize about. But congratulations to him for doing so. Living one man’s biking would-be world in the flesh and […]

Padyakan Para sa Pakikipagkasunduan at Pagkakaisa ng Sangnilikha,

I am posting this email I received from the Firefly Brigade Yahoo Group:

 
This is to formally invite fellow TOF marshalls and other biking enthusiast to assist in a short fifteen (15) km. family fun biking at sunrise to commemorate Earth Day and Reconciliation Week. The route starts at the Peace Bell near the parking […]

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