Good morning! I've got two very interesting stories from MountainZone.com to point your way today. First, comes this story about mountain biking in in Scotland. It's a short, but sweet, little article that discusses biking the "7 Stanes" (or Stones) in southern Scotland. The article tells you where to find each of them, and what to expect on your ride. Sounds like it would be a killer trip.
Next up, we have this weeks Gear Junkie blog in which he discusses the equipment he will be using on the mountain biking legs of the upcoming Primal Quest expedition adventure race. Lots of nice gear suggestions for anyone entering and race, of for general mountain bike use. I wouldn't mind having that $2300 Jamis bike at all! :)
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