Steve Romaniuk - Biography

Complete Biography of Steve Romaniuk

Full name: Steve Romaniuk

Nick name: Romo, RomaniAk,Romahuck,Romulias

Age: 21

Bikes: Specialized Big hit Dh, Norco 4 By

Favorite trick: 360

Style: Dual Suspension Cowboy

Freerider since: 18

Live: Kelowna B.C.

Favorite Trail: Gillard Trails

Favorite Bike vid: Ride to the Hills

Crashes: Butlers Case

Chicks: So utterly confusing

War: Is he dead yet?

Music: Billy idol

Movies: 40 year old virgin

Food: pizaa and ceaser salads

Hobbies: Fitness, snowboarding, bobby cars

4:20: snack time

Street riding: Fun

Hucks: I wish the landing was steeper...

Mornings: Eggs

Night time: Good Times

What would you do with $1,000,000: Start manufacturing parts/Clothing with Ryan

Sponsors: Gerick Cycle, Ragebike.com, Unbeatablebikes.com, Spy optics, SRAM, and girlfriend Laura Talbot

Contest results: 5th place rampage 05

3rd place rampage 04

4th place monster park slope style

Message: Can't wait to ride bikes and chill at that crazy goat bar again! ha ha

Cameron White - Biography

Complete biography of Cameron White.

Participant since: 1996
Competitor since: 2004
Nickname(s): CAM
Country: AUS
Resides In: CANBERRA AUS & Las Vegas, NEVADA, United States
Age: 23
Height: 5 ft 10
Weight: 175 lbs
Occupation: PRO
Status: In a Relationship
Cam White's Schools: Daramalan College,DICKSON, Australia
Graduated: 2001
Student status: Alumni
Degree: Other

Cameron White Riding History

Date	Event	Location	Sport	Discipline	Finish
2006	RED BULL ELEVATION	WHISTLER, BC, CAN	BMX	DIRT	5
2006	CFB	OKLAHOMA, OK	BMX	DIRT	1
2006	X-AIR	WELLINGTON, NZ	BMX	DIRT	2
2005	DEW TOUR	ORLANDO, FL	BMX	DIRT	3
2005	LET IT RIDE	LAS VEGAS, NV	BMX	DIRT	3
2005	DEW TOUR	SAN JOSE, CA	BMX	DIRT	5
2005	DEW TOUR	DENVER, CO	BMX	DIRT	2
2005	GRAVITY GAMES	PHILADELPHIA, PA	BMX	DIRT	7
2005	DEW TOUR	DENVER, CO	BMX	DIRT	2
2005	DEW TOUR	LOUISVILLE, KY	BMX	DIRT	2
2005	EXTREME THING	LAS VEGAS, NV	BMX	DIRT	3
2005	DEW TOUR	YEAR END	BMX	PARK	31
2005	DEW TOUR	YEAR END POINTS	BMX	DIRT	3
2004	KING OF DIRT	HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA	BMX	DIRT	6
2004	VTC	HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA	BMX	DIRT	7
2004	GRAVITY GAMES	CLEVELAND, OH	BMX	DIRT	18
2004	PLANET X	MELBOURNE, AUS	BMX	DIRT	2
2004	KING OF DIRT	YEAR END	BMX	DIRT	4
2004	VTC	YEAR END	BMX	DIRT	3

Mountain Bike Buying Tips

Buying a mountain bike can be exasperating and traumatic experience. This guide will help you in purchase decision.

Decide your Price

There is virtually no limit to how much money you can spend on a new mountain bikes. There is wide range from $600 to $800. The only difference is the components they are made of. The more expensive, the more durable your bike will be.

Find a Good Dealer

Finding a good dealer can be more important than getting a good price. Visit as many different bike stores as you can. Each one carries a different selection of makes and models. The quality of the store is also important. The store you buy your bike from is responsible for assembling it. Find a dealer that cares more about selling you the right bike than selling you the more expensive one.

What kind of Bike you need?

First, give some thought to what kind of riding you want to do, your level of experience, and your overall approach to cycling. Why do you want to ride? For fitness? Just for fun? Casually, or seriously? Where do you want to ride? Street, bike trail or off-road? How frequently do you plan to ride? The more you know what you want, the easier it will be to work with your local bike store to select a bicycle which will best suit your needs.

Size of Bike

The size of the bicycle is critical for comfortable riding. Work with your retailer to determine the proper size for you. Some bicycle models have eight or more sizes. The length of your inseam determines the correct frame size, in terms of stand-over height. The reach to the bars is also critical for comfort. Ask your bicycle dealer to recommend a proper fit for you based on the kind of riding you'll be doing. What's comfortable for one style of rider may not be for another. Like a shirt, fit is very important for comfort and security.

Do Some Research – Read Some Product Reviews

Product reviews are a great way to find out about a mountain bikes performance and reliability. Look your bike up before you buy it and make sure there isn’t anything someone else discovered that you might not like.