*Hucking thread*. Pics of hucking, Drops, and stunts. Whoo!
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too much tilt. take the original photo, rotate it about 40 degrees counter clock-wise and you'll have a more realistic angle on it. you can tell the shot is slightly skewed by the angle of the trees in the background. the shot was also probably taken with a fish-eye lense.
here's how the shot looks with the rotation i mentioned. it's still pretty steep if you ask me.
here's how the shot looks with the rotation i mentioned. it's still pretty steep if you ask me.
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Originally Posted by zx108
ss-ben if you are an xc ryder why do you have a dh bike as your avatar?
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Originally Posted by norcodirtjumper
Water doesnt flow like that, and trees dont typically grow that way.
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Here are some shots that I got today
My mate nick doing a gap measured 8m accross by 3m down, but it also gives you alot of kick upwards.
Another guy doing same gap, landing is behind me and a bit below me.
My mate Andrew doing a step down on the same track, not sure about measurements but estimated about 5m accross by 2.5-3m down with a lip that gives you a bit of height. (landing is the second brown patch behind the bush in the foreground of the shot)
Me doing same gap (landing is the slope in foreground)
Same gap but this one I cased it HARD, rode it out but it hurt, I guess that is what happens when you loose your footing on the run in and only hit it with half the required speed
My mate nick doing a gap measured 8m accross by 3m down, but it also gives you alot of kick upwards.
Another guy doing same gap, landing is behind me and a bit below me.
My mate Andrew doing a step down on the same track, not sure about measurements but estimated about 5m accross by 2.5-3m down with a lip that gives you a bit of height. (landing is the second brown patch behind the bush in the foreground of the shot)
Me doing same gap (landing is the slope in foreground)
Same gap but this one I cased it HARD, rode it out but it hurt, I guess that is what happens when you loose your footing on the run in and only hit it with half the required speed
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hey they're some wicked pics hopper! where is that?, i'll have to go check it out.
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They are both on the trail called Windy Point in Belair. The first gap is on Windy's right and the second gap is on Windy's Left.
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Originally Posted by Drunken Chicken
Fisheye lens, as rasheed mentioned.
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Hey everyone, new to the forum, fairly new to mountain biking. I've been jumping ever since I was little with the basic bricks and wood . Now I stepped it up a notch. [Well, quite a few] with a new 2005 Norco VPS A-Line. Plan on doing some hardcore freeride. Biggest jump I've taken with this baby so far has been only a 3 footer. I've had this bike for a few days and basically gonna tune it up a bit. [New springs for the fork (A little soft) and increase the pressure in the rear shock] Overall, crazy pictures on this thread, I hope to add to it soon. Later.
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Heres a site of a bunch of local freeriders. Vids at the bottom
https://stlfreeride.com/blank.html
https://stlfreeride.com/blank.html
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awesome bike, looks cool
awesome bike, looks cool
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Please look in the Best of for this.
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Out of one of our small sets. This one sucks because its a really slow set. There are bigger, faster ones further down the trail.
Only jump Ive got a picture of.
Only jump Ive got a picture of.
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a small vid i slapped together
Click here to watch
Click here to watch
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Nice video!
you guys are pretty damn good
you guys are pretty damn good
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from last sunday. about 5' to the landing, second drop of a series of two. actually in a series of four, but i only did the first three. and a mini one on some fun techy rocks with the hardtail.
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Dirtbike, those look fun. I hate the bmx style jumps.
Scrub, what do you ride again. And if the trees were more dense, I would swear with that fog, you were on the north shore
Dirtjump, have you posted that drop before? The first part anyways looked really familiar.
Scrub, what do you ride again. And if the trees were more dense, I would swear with that fog, you were on the north shore
Dirtjump, have you posted that drop before? The first part anyways looked really familiar.
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yeah, the drop ive posted, it just made it is.. kind of as filler, but its still cool
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a bunch of shots of no-foot can can treeplants and some other stuff by yours truly.
horay!
horay!
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Nice.
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Awww man, I wanna good bike so I can do all of this stuff. I'm ganna go pout somewhere cause I wont be getting a new bike for atleast 6 months! Don't got enough money to even come close. I want a Rocky Mountian Flow 3.0. But I'm getting the job at a shop where I can work off the bike. But I can't get the job right now when I have school. I don't need school. I'm just going to nock my brains out anyways.