Randy Dreiling

The owner is based out of Oakridge and is very involved in Mt biking
Please support her

Live from the national bike summit in DC

On Mar 10, 2009, at 10:58 PM, e.bothe@comcast.net wrote:

Mountain Feed Bags by Epic Ride Research

Just a quick post to talk about a small local Oregon company who is helping to sponsor my mountain biking efforts this year. It’s such a great idea, I have to share. The Mt. Feed Bag attaches behind your handlebar, and to the stem. Food, spare tubes, whatever, is handy without digging through your pockets buried under outer layers or stopping. It doesn’t interfere with the handling, or race numbers. It helps keep me fed and happy during long rides and races. Clever features make it easy to dig around and close the bag one-handed. The bag is impressively well made and sells for $30 plus shipping. Left- or right-handed versions available. Check it out, and help support those who help support us racers!

http://epicrideresearch.com/product-information.php

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e.bothe@comcast.net

Mountain Feed Bags by Epic Ride Research

Just a quick post to talk about a small local Oregon company who is helping to sponsor my mountain biking efforts this year. It’s such a great idea, I have to share. The Mt. Feed Bag attaches behind your handlebar, and to the stem. Food, spare tubes, whatever, is handy without digging through your pockets buried under outer layers or stopping. It doesn’t interfere with the handling, or race numbers. It helps keep me fed and happy during long rides and races. Clever features make it easy to dig around and close the bag one-handed. The bag is impressively well made and sells for $30 plus shipping. Left- or right-handed versions available. Check it out, and help support those who help support us racers!

http://epicrideresearch.com/product-information.php