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Comments: 24 | Prop Total: 16 | Avg: 0.67
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(Sep 28, 2009 at 19:24)
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He told me he was afraid of bears. Looks like the bears should be afraid.
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Thanks, this is one of my favorites.
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Nice! Reminds me of when I was riding in your truck at the postil garbage day and he was looking over my shoulder. Yes, I was slightly nervous.
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I'm impressed! Didn't think many had heard that old skinhead slang.
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I bet the people that live up Farmers road are REAL happy we pulled all that crap out of the bush!
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this was in kelowna on sat july 5th at venture gear
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Looks like a new helmet too, matches the bike nicely. Missed you at Crawford today.
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Purdy Nice, maybe even sweet. But where exactly is the "knox gap" is this the larger step up from the playground road onto the main road?
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the 3 pack are the beginners/practice line so they made them into tables so anyone can ride them. the bigger 5 pack are still gaps.
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yes, if you hit them smooth, but its not easy
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Looks like it broke about 5 inches from the bottom. Under a strong braking force I would expect the fork to compress a couple inches, so it looks like it broke right at the bottom of the stanchion under braking, which is where you would expect the highest forces. Is SRAM offering you any kind of deal? - fork and brake from the same company, it shouldn't break! (unless you were "just riding along", and actually hit a tree or nose cased a jump or something)
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you ride it from right to left, the two top teeters are actually in the going down position. I walked out on it and it is super bouncy and the top two teeters don't even line up very well. I don't think anyone has done it and no one seems to know where it came from....
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Love the pic, but have to agree. Any shot in the dark that picks up stars has to have a long shutter speed, not only would spokes be blurred but the whole bike and rider would be blurred unless this camera has an exceptionally sensitive CCD. I think rider snapped on a tramp, bike snapped anywhere - both darkened and pasted on this nice background shot. Good job no matter how created....
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kinda weird, like his head is missing, sleepy hollow?
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good sensation of speed in this photo and pretty good riding for most riders, but considering the your skills bikebiatch, just OK.
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she must be walking up an extremely steep hill
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The sun is at the left and a flash is at the right, and the bike shadow is behind the tree in the bottom right. (awesome picture and riding!)
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Completely depends on what you are riding down. I hit 45 mph on my xc bike yesterday down a steep dirt road. I don't have a cycle computer on my downhill bike, but I don't think I ever go that fast on trails.
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It's a JOKE - and pretty funny I think
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nice shot and riding - but are they mountains or a pile of snow in the background - I think a snow pile - also, good job on the prop rating Radek - it's working already - fewer lame negative postings
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