I found this video on the internet when I was looking up clips. This link takes you directly to downloading the video. It's a Norco 2004 Toronto Demo...I believe in March, because the announcer mentions the TOQue Games. This clip is 98mb, and is around 18minutes long, but it gives you great insight to trials skill. Ryan Leech also stars in the video, so it's not pure KH.
there were two lines using those two rails. one involved a small (6" maybe, i cant remember) hop onto the rail, which both ryan and kris completed. the other involved a larger hop (20-24"😉. that was the only line that no one completed at the competition.
There is a video clip of Kris Holm riding the North Shore trails over at 'Xtremeride.net' (http://www.xtremeride.net/). It's all muni, no trials. But still a very good video.
Go to Enter Site Go to Webisodes at menu at the bottom of the screen Select the Kris Holm video
It's a 26MB QuickTime video. The video will play in your browser. If you want to save the video so you can play it later you'll need to fiddle with some settings in QuickTime. Launch QuickTime and go to Edit
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Preferences >> QuickTime Preferences. In the QuickTime Preferences
dialog select "Browser Plug-in" and then check the box for "Save movies in disk cache". Now play the video at Xtremeride.net. When the video is done, go to the IE disk cache and copy the video to some place more permanent.
*There is a video clip of Kris Holm riding the North Shore trails over at 'Xtremeride.net' (http://www.xtremeride.net/). It's all muni, no trials. But still a very good video.
Go to Enter Site Go to Webisodes at menu at the bottom of the screen Select the Kris Holm video
It's a 26MB QuickTime video. The video will play in your browser. If you want to save the video so you can play it later you'll need to fiddle with some settings in QuickTime. Launch QuickTime and go to Edit >> Preferences >> QuickTime Preferences. In the QuickTime Preferences dialog select "Browser Plug-in" and then check the box for "Save movies in disk cache". Now play the video at Xtremeride.net. When the video is done, go to the IE disk cache and copy the video to some place more permanent. *
Can you not just right click the link and choose "save target as" or "save link as?"
*Can you not just right click the link and choose "save target as" or "save link as?" *
The site is all made with Macromedia Flash. The right-click stuff doesn't work in Flash sites. Someone who knows Flash might be able to find a direct link to the video.
* The site is all made with Macromedia Flash. The right-click stuff doesn't work in Flash sites. Someone who knows Flash might be able to find a direct link to the video. *
Ohhhh it's that site. I see what you mean. I used to browse that site and never could download the videos. Thanks, now I can.