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• Annual Presidents Day Ski Sale starts Today!

  Howdy Missoula Nordic Skiers – Open Road’s annual end of season ski sale starts today and lasts thru Presidents Day (Monday 2/17). All nordic equipment, waxes, and clothing is on sale, up to 50% off! Stop in early for best selection. There is finally good snow at Pattee, so get out there and enjoy the good conditions on some new, or newly waxed, skis!

• Annual Nordic Ski Sale – Thursday 11/14 – Sunday 11/17

  It’s that time of year again. Our annual Nordic Ski Sale starts Thursday! Get 10% – 50% off! Everything Nordic will be on sale! The forecast is for another cold and snowy winter, so buy now while supplies are good and take full advantage of that wonderful white stuff! Sale runs thru Sunday the 17th!

• Glowing reviews for the all new Trek Top Fuel…

  It’s been two-plus months since Trek released the new Top Fuel, and the reviews are starting to trickle in. This full-suspension cross country mountain bike is exactly what tons of XC racers, trail riders, and marathoners have been looking for. And now bike media members are singing the praises of the Top Fuel, too:

  “It’s devilishly quick, accelerates in a way that makes it seem like my legs actually produce real power. It’s stable, planted, and it tracks like it’s supposed to. Endurance athletes will be able to remain seated over more terrain, saving precious energy over the long haul, while XC pinners will hook up better on steep technical climbs.” –Ryan Palmer, Bike Magazine

  “The new Top Fuel might not be a pure XC-race bike anymore, but it’s still precise and very fast. Its new trail orientation makes it a great choice for a rider who wants a fast and light bike with most of the efficiency of a cross-country race bike, but with bit more versatility and playfulness.” – Jessica Coulon, Bicycling Magazine

  “Top Fuel is damn efficient heading up, but when you hit a downhill the bike rides much more like a lightweight trail bike than a purebred XC race machine, and has no hesitation getting a little rowdy if you’re willing to let it. It may not be as much of a purebred racer as its predecessor, but that just means it’s a bike you could race one weekend and head out for a big backcountry adventure the next without making too many compromises.” – Daniel Sapp, Pinkbike