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#76
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Not near so much as some of the high-consequence stuff in Dona Matra in Brazil:
. . . or the big gaps in last year's race at Valparaiso:
BTW - - that vid you posted was hysterical!
. . . or the big gaps in last year's race at Valparaiso:
BTW - - that vid you posted was hysterical!
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Originally Posted by Mark Twain
"Don't argue with stupid people; they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience."
#78
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From: Paradise CA
Bikes: 13' Ragley Marley, 12' Pivot Firebird, 13' Pivot Point, 89' Bridgestone RB-1
#81
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Valpo is always amazing.
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Originally Posted by Mark Twain
"Don't argue with stupid people; they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience."
#88
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From: Paradise CA
Bikes: 13' Ragley Marley, 12' Pivot Firebird, 13' Pivot Point, 89' Bridgestone RB-1
I wonder what year they figured out that its actually better to not have your seatpost a mile in the air when going downhill
#90
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Fast.
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Originally Posted by Mark Twain
"Don't argue with stupid people; they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience."
#92
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From: Boise, ID
Bikes: Specialized Stumpjumper EVO R; Salsa Spearfish 2; Cannondale Six13
That thing is SO FAST that it is kinda blowing me away.
I recently saw one of Kurt Caselli, who is about the fastest American in desert off-road racing. UN-FUGGIN' GAWDLY fast.
At a certain point in speed, I quit looking for "smooth" or "good" lines, and I only look for things that I perceive will "take me out", and rely on the suspension and gyroscopic effect to carry me through everything else.
At the speed of that video, and of the one that I recently saw of Kurt, both have exceeded my ability to comprehend how they are still upright and taking nutrition. I mean, they are going SO FAST that I cannot see and decipher what is "good" and what is in the "that will wreck me" category.
Amazing.
Our abilities are truly beyond our grasp, at times.....
I recently saw one of Kurt Caselli, who is about the fastest American in desert off-road racing. UN-FUGGIN' GAWDLY fast.
At a certain point in speed, I quit looking for "smooth" or "good" lines, and I only look for things that I perceive will "take me out", and rely on the suspension and gyroscopic effect to carry me through everything else.
At the speed of that video, and of the one that I recently saw of Kurt, both have exceeded my ability to comprehend how they are still upright and taking nutrition. I mean, they are going SO FAST that I cannot see and decipher what is "good" and what is in the "that will wreck me" category.
Amazing.
Our abilities are truly beyond our grasp, at times.....
Last edited by Papa Wheelie; 03-15-12 at 09:40 AM.
#93
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From: Columbus, Ohio
That thing is SO FAST that it is kinda blowing me away.
I recently saw one of Kurt Caselli, who is about the fastest American in desert off-road racing. UN-FUGGIN' GAWDLY fast.
At a certain point in speed, I quit looking for "smooth" or "good" lines, and I only look for things that I perceive will "take me out", and rely on the suspension and gyroscopic effect to carry me through everything else.
At the speed of that video, and of the one that I recently saw of Kurt, both have exceeded my ability to comprehend how they are still upright and taking nutrition. I mean, they are going SO FAST that I cannot see and decipher what is "good" and what is in the "that will wreck me" category.
Amazing.
Our abilities are truly beyond our grasp, at times.....
I recently saw one of Kurt Caselli, who is about the fastest American in desert off-road racing. UN-FUGGIN' GAWDLY fast.
At a certain point in speed, I quit looking for "smooth" or "good" lines, and I only look for things that I perceive will "take me out", and rely on the suspension and gyroscopic effect to carry me through everything else.
At the speed of that video, and of the one that I recently saw of Kurt, both have exceeded my ability to comprehend how they are still upright and taking nutrition. I mean, they are going SO FAST that I cannot see and decipher what is "good" and what is in the "that will wreck me" category.
Amazing.
Our abilities are truly beyond our grasp, at times.....
#95
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From: Paradise CA
Bikes: 13' Ragley Marley, 12' Pivot Firebird, 13' Pivot Point, 89' Bridgestone RB-1
Woke up to some snow 2 days ago which we usually dont get much of. Made for some cool scenery in my backyard. Took this lil time lapse before my camera battery died. Not really biking related but still a cool visual.
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From: Boise, ID
Bikes: Specialized Stumpjumper EVO R; Salsa Spearfish 2; Cannondale Six13
Last edited by Papa Wheelie; 03-19-12 at 03:35 PM.
#97
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Ahhhh . . . eating dust, dodging bushes at high speed in the desert. It all comes flooding back . . . thanks!
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Originally Posted by Mark Twain
"Don't argue with stupid people; they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience."
#98
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So I got hold of a camera and recorded some video of my friends and I hitting a drop-off and a small jump at some trails. We crash a few times. We're still beginners so nothing fast or impressive. The quality isn't great either since I'm new to videotaping things. Hopefully our skills will get better with time and I'll learn how to shoot videos lol.
I'm the guy in the white shirt btw. My successful jump at the end was actually pretty high (for us) but my buddy zoomed in for some reason, so you can't really see it.
#100
Pedals, Paddles and Poles
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From: Vegas Valley, NV
Bikes: Santa Cruz Tallboy, Ridley Noah, Scott Spark 20
^^^What CX3 said. Beginners want to grow up too don't they?
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I think its disgusting and terrible how people treat Lance Armstrong, especially after winning 7 Tour de France Titles while on drugs!
I can't even find my bike when I'm on drugs. -Willie N.
I think its disgusting and terrible how people treat Lance Armstrong, especially after winning 7 Tour de France Titles while on drugs!
I can't even find my bike when I'm on drugs. -Willie N.



