Riding video compilation
09-18-04, 11:49 PM
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I put together some clips of me riding, doing some minor tricks and etc.
It's my first to combine more than one clip, and it's not really all that great IMO.
https://jonbuder.us/files/Biking.wmv
760KB, .WMV format
EDIT: forgot to add, post your videos as well.
It's my first to combine more than one clip, and it's not really all that great IMO.
https://jonbuder.us/files/Biking.wmv
760KB, .WMV format
EDIT: forgot to add, post your videos as well.
09-19-04, 12:12 AM
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Impressive. For some variety. Put the mini jump thing at the top of the dhsection and jump into the tranny. On that ramp to skinny...pull up the front wheel and drop it...oh and wear a helmet.
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Nice job on the video MadMan2k. Glad to see you're still plugging away. Have not seen a post from you in a while. I can't do anything like what you were doing in your video around here where I live. Too many old people and ashpalt! Keep up the good work. I wish more people on this forum would send in video's of themselves. I enjoy seeing other peoples skills at work.
09-19-04, 07:59 AM
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Must....LEARN...Wheelies....Damn I hate it when my hands inscticntively turn to the right when I wheelie and when I land em I have to pull some pretty crazy body manuevers so I dont crash.
09-19-04, 10:39 AM
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lol, its not very hard, yet no very easy....you should try to pull it harder on lower gear and control your balance vertically and horizontaly, today i did a few jumps myself, i ought to filmem, theyre sweet...im 14 years old and i jumped 14 steps...nice eh? ill get the video first, then post it 
09-19-04, 12:21 PM
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14 steps, wow :O
Wheelies are sometimes kinda hard to land, but to help with controlling the front wheel, for practice, try moving it sideways on purpose, then the other direction, then straightening it. Of course, dont try to turn too much if you start coming down from the wheelie...
Wheelies are sometimes kinda hard to land, but to help with controlling the front wheel, for practice, try moving it sideways on purpose, then the other direction, then straightening it. Of course, dont try to turn too much if you start coming down from the wheelie...
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Heres a tip. When you do a wheelie you need to be leaning MUCH farther back. You aren't lifting high enough and you are pedalling to much. Ideally you want it so you can pedal REALLY slow and/or stop pedalling and be able to maintain the wheelie.
09-19-04, 01:38 PM
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Hey...
Im 5''3 and I'm on a 20 inch 43 lb bike. It's a bit hard, but this kid I know can wheelie it. Damn I sux0rs.
Im 5''3 and I'm on a 20 inch 43 lb bike. It's a bit hard, but this kid I know can wheelie it. Damn I sux0rs.
09-19-04, 01:46 PM
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5'3...20in bike.. I am surprised you can pedal it.
09-19-04, 01:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Heres a tip. When you do a wheelie you need to be leaning MUCH farther back. You aren't lifting high enough and you are pedalling to much. Ideally you want it so you can pedal REALLY slow and/or stop pedalling and be able to maintain the wheelie.
09-19-04, 02:06 PM
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5'3" with a 20 incher?!?! I'm 5'11" and I ride a 17incher. It's no wonder you can't wheelie that thing. Are you even able to get your weight over the rear tire?
09-19-04, 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
forgot to add, post your videos as well.
09-19-04, 02:53 PM
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Originally Posted by justsomeguy
Compilation? Got broadband?
09-19-04, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Sp@eder
Wow man, that file is 207 MB!
Originally Posted by Sp@eder
It better be really worth it. I can download much more interesting videos for that.
https://www.nordicmountainfilm.com/
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Nice work. Some very recognizable trails there ...
Schleyer is a little different this year than in the vid. I assume this was from last year? I have always loved the versatility of your movies and riders. Would love to see Garbonzo from your perspective.
Now I just ask myself, why is it sunny out and why am I stuck at work....100yards from heaven and can't even ride.
BTW that little kid rocks.
Oh yeah...I assume this is a compilation of all your movies?
And then the tandem at the end. Thats great haha...
Thanks for making me wanna go ride
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...Schleyer is a little different this year than in the vid. I assume this was from last year? I have always loved the versatility of your movies and riders. Would love to see Garbonzo from your perspective.
Now I just ask myself, why is it sunny out and why am I stuck at work....100yards from heaven and can't even ride.
BTW that little kid rocks.
Oh yeah...I assume this is a compilation of all your movies?
And then the tandem at the end. Thats great haha
...Thanks for making me wanna go ride
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Mael, you could have clicked the edit button on your first of three posts. Instead of three seperate posts.
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I posted them at three different times in the movie. I just posted as things came up ...
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09-19-04, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
I posted them at three different times in the movie. I just posted as things came up ...
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09-20-04, 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Maelstrom
Schleyer is a little different this year than in the vid. I assume this was from last year? I have always loved the versatility of your movies and riders. Would love to see Garbonzo from your perspective.
BTW that little kid rocks.
BTW that little kid rocks.
That kid is having even more fun now that he's off that 16" coaster brake bike.
09-21-04, 05:32 PM
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Justsomeguy did you change the video or someting because mine donest sound like Maels at all. Mines just some nice Xc trails and hten ends with a guy some crazy hilclimb.
09-21-04, 05:42 PM
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Mine had that in it too. But some great descents. Very quick shot of mid schleyer and some of its parts. I have a feeling you would love Garbonzo (from watching previous vids) and some of the new trails being put in lower. They are doing some amazing work on the mountain
Cool kid...
Cool kid...
09-21-04, 07:33 PM
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Hell, yeah, it's a full boinger. 20 inchi, heh makes the 15 inch bikes seem so small. No, I can't get my but over the rear tire, but I have enough technique so I can take 1-2 pedal strokes wheelieing, by starting off at like 1 kmph.
09-21-04, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by harescbl905
Justsomeguy did you change the video or someting because mine donest sound like Maels at all. Mines just some nice Xc trails and hten ends with a guy some crazy hilclimb.
"Xc" trails, "freeride" trails, "DH" trails, they're all in there.
09-21-04, 10:10 PM
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Originally Posted by hooligan
Hell, yeah, it's a full boinger. 20 inchi, heh makes the 15 inch bikes seem so small. No, I can't get my but over the rear tire, but I have enough technique so I can take 1-2 pedal strokes wheelieing, by starting off at like 1 kmph.
It's a 20" mini.