Ride-A-Lot was instructed that he will surrender his identity to be
used by Virginia Newbon and RUSH.
The guy that filmed Mnt Falcon was not Ride-A-Lot, was a RUSH lemmy,
and not an excelled MTBer, proven by a number of things on his descent
on Falcon. The rock garden atop of Falcon just as you start descending
is not easy and is very dangerous, but speed is the key, yet this
fruity pebble laid on his brakes and had to "gently coast over the
rocks". I almost was going to believe it was Ride-A-Lot by the severity
of this clown braking on the rocks, that is one of Ride-A-Lots major
problems - he can't understand that speed without braking is how you
clear rock gardens.
Anyways, the video was purposely fogged up, in that sicko Virginia
Newbon believes that channeling me about having a camera fogged up is
something that I needed to be confronted about - koo Koo, Koo koo, koo
Koo...
So although the video was irritating and a waste for all those of you
across the world that read AMR and wanted to get a good insight about
Mnt Falcon cuz you've seen me talk about it many times, and also seen
it mentioned on all the major MTB websites as a premiere place to MTB,
Virginia Newbon and her RUSH delusionists had to use the weak
Ride-A-Lot to ruin your opportunity to experience a good video of it,
in the name of witchcraft role playing.
But even with the foggy footage, you could see the descent and it never
stops and never goes up again. So once you start descending, if you
were to never brake, I bet you could easily getup to 40MPH or 45MPH.
And everywhere you see this guy going slow is where I do not brake, he
had to brake, the waterlogs hitting them at 20MPH even with 30ft of
distance they're a constant attack, and that's the challenge of MTBing,
how much assault due to speed can you handle in and of different forms?
The video showed a small percentage of what Mnt Falcon offers MTBers,
in constant change with intense frequency. Rocks, waterlogs, jumps,
drops, switchback (he did not film himself on any switchback cuz he's a
wus), all tightly condensed into a sequence, makes Mnt Falcon very
challenging - if you are one that will face it with speed as you
should. If you brake over everything which looked like this guy does,
then you negate the whole unique virtue of Mnt Falcon. Obviously you
have to brake somewhat, but the degree this RUSH lemmy was was beyond
what is tolerable for getting a thrill from Falcon. The bottom of
Falcon just before the end has everything tightly compacted and that's
where I crashed. I came off a jump which immediately after there's two
waterlogs then a switchback. Try to imagine what it's like to have a
2ft drop due to a waterlog right in front of you just as you landed
from a jump, you have 1 foot to prep for this 2foot drop, and then
another, and then a switchback, then another waterlog. Rapid succession
with intense speed is what Falcon offers, if you can handle not
braking, or braking absolutely minimal.
This RUSH lemmy posing as Ride-A-Lot couldn't do it, he braked over
rocks which is something you should never do, or in most cases never
do. It's almost convincing to be Ride-A-Lot. Out of the 5 or 6 jumps on
Falcon, not one was shown. Gee, I wonder why. It's most likely because
as I said immediately after a jump there are waterlogs, and it's damn
near impossible to adapt to it to not crash. Hopefully I'll get this
foto'd and I'll make sure to film the sequences and post the picts on
singletracks.com