VooDude
05-21-02, 11:15 AM
Can you free-ride uphill? Man this is getting way to complicated! I'm thinking that you might have to walk uphill in-order to be "free-of-the-ride" so to speak. What about girls? Are they allowed to participate?
Mountain Biking - Can you free-ride uphill?
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bikerider
05-21-02, 04:31 PM
If you don't get it, maybe you're not drinking enough Mountain Dew! :lol:
Girls must be allowed to participate since the magazine ads seem to feature them a lot! :D
As far as I can tell, 'Freeride' is just a marketing buzzword! People felt free on bikes long before before Freeride bikes came out.
Girls must be allowed to participate since the magazine ads seem to feature them a lot! :D
As far as I can tell, 'Freeride' is just a marketing buzzword! People felt free on bikes long before before Freeride bikes came out.
art vandelay
05-22-02, 05:17 AM
I think the idea is all about budget downhilling..... With granny gears on a dh rig you can ride up, htus avoiding charge for the skilift. this makes it indeed a free-ride....
newmtb
05-22-02, 12:27 PM
I don't understand what is this thread about.
trialsin
05-26-02, 03:01 PM
freeriding just means riding on alll types of terrain, up or down hills, urban riding , whatever. Its riding without boundries....finding new lines and traversing obsacles. its whatever you make of it.:beer: