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  1. http://www.spokejunkies.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2973

    JD

  2. "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://www.spokejunkies.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2973

    JD

    Sweet. I guess Ridgway wasn't all that close.......

    Can't wait to see more photos

    Gary

  3. Except for the bike/biker's shadows these pics
    just seemed Photoshpped, ie, surreal! IOW they
    looked great.

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    "JD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    http://www.spokejunkies.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2973

    JD

  4. "Zilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Except for the bike/biker's shadows these pics
    just seemed Photoshpped, ie, surreal! IOW they
    looked great.

    Yeah, for that one drop I see no trail, it is clearly a PS cut and paste
    job.

    Greg

  5. JD said:

    http://www.spokejunkies.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2973

    JD

    I like that. The "view" pic is kind of upsetting though. You can see
    how the city is spreading.

    Can't wait to see the video.

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  6. G.T. said:

    "Zilla" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Except for the bike/biker's shadows these pics
    just seemed Photoshpped, ie, surreal! IOW they
    looked great.

    Yeah, for that one drop I see no trail, it is clearly a PS cut and paste
    job.

    Greg

    Because we all know I would never purposely ride off-trail. It's kinda
    like Pete's Joe Poseur series that was on mtbidiots a few years ago.

    JD

  7. Very cool, Jerry. Loved the freeriding shot on the Chamuco.. 😉
    reminded me of some riding west of Las Vegas, and I sure remember the
    penalty for brushing up against the flora & fauna. And we do love our
    SRAM shifters...

    CDB

  8. The video is still on the tape, but I have done a quick browse through
    it and I must say, it is the most disgusting bit of the "Trail
    Flattening" effect I have ever seen. There were sections were I was
    riding with the back of my saddle on my belly button and it looks like
    a mild downhill. I should have done a lot more off-the-bike shots, but
    the fun factor was just too high :-)

    -Bill

  9. MTBBill said:

    The video is still on the tape, but I have done a quick browse through
    it and I must say, it is the most disgusting bit of the "Trail
    Flattening" effect I have ever seen. There were sections were I was
    riding with the back of my saddle on my belly button and it looks like
    a mild downhill. I should have done a lot more off-the-bike shots, but
    the fun factor was just too high :-)

    -Bill

    I hate when that flattening thing happens.

    I've got the solution...

    I wonder how heavy an IMAX camera would be on my head.

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  10. Paladin said:

    Very cool, Jerry. Loved the freeriding shot on the Chamuco.. 😉

    I'm no freerider! It was just a ledge in the trail. There was a
    go-around for it and I just didn't feel like going around.

    JD

  11. In another year or so I'm thinking the HD camcorders will be small
    enough to functionally go on a helmet. The last day of our trip, I
    rode with the my bigger bike, helmet cam, and DSLR Camera kit for the
    first time and MAN what boat anchor that gear was going up hill. It
    was however quite optimized for downhill travel :-)

    Bill
    www.mountainbikebill.com

  12. JD said:
    Paladin said:

    Very cool, Jerry. Loved the freeriding shot on the Chamuco.. 😉

    I'm no freerider! It was just a ledge in the trail. There was a
    go-around for it and I just didn't feel like going around.

    JD

    "I'm no freerider!" ...

    A-ledge-edly so. :^p

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  13. Michael Dart said:
    JD said:
    Paladin said:

    Very cool, Jerry. Loved the freeriding shot on the Chamuco.. 😉

    I'm no freerider! It was just a ledge in the trail. There was a
    go-around for it and I just didn't feel like going around.

    JD

    "I'm no freerider!" ...

    A-ledge-edly so. :^p

    The trail was designed that way. It wasn't even an extra credit line.

    JD

  14. JD said:
    Michael Dart said:
    JD said:

    Paladin wrote:
    > Very cool, Jerry. Loved the freeriding shot on the Chamuco.. 😉

    I'm no freerider! It was just a ledge in the trail. There was a
    go-around for it and I just didn't feel like going around.

    JD

    "I'm no freerider!" ...

    A-ledge-edly so. :^p

    The trail was designed that way. It wasn't even an extra credit line.

    ....and well designed, I'd say. Looks like fun. Just bustin' on ya.

    Mike

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