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I like the fist bump at 0:35.
And I'm not seeing a lot of protection there, except for the skull, which is smrt. Cool vid, do you ride like that Griff? |
Not hardly! I can clean some tricky XC climbs and reasonable Enduro routes but I usually have my self-preservation program running. I don't have the skills for trials type riding or extreme downhill.
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Yeah, keep reminding yourself you have shit to do tomorrow... and the next day. ;)
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EWS Madeira Stage 6. The lens doesn't due justice to the steepness of the course but check ot the work from about 4 minutes on. Keep in might that Yoann flying as he is was still 9 seconds off the leader on this stage. These guys are crazy fast.
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Insane, just nuts, listen to his breathing. :rolleyes:
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Also, the view was remarkably steady and framed as well as that lens could be. But I wish the view were wider, I found myself tipping the phone back trying to raise my line of sight. A wider lens, even a fisheye would be appreciated. |
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Springer suspension as imagined by Dr Seuss.
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Traveling helmet...
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I'm interested.. We traveled recently and brought the bikes but forgot the helmets. Oops.
Having a couple like that in our camping kit would be great. |
I just gotta say here.. maybe you don't want a helmet to be collapsible?
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As someone who has smashed a helmet, I prefer a pretty decent helmet.
Excellent solo ride on Memorial Day. I ran into a couple other greybeards one doing trail maintenance and the other trying to beat his previous best on a climb using Strava. The ribs did not interfere. |
I wondered about a helmet that collapses but then figured the worry is the padding between your head and the point of impact.
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Bwahahahaha Danny Daycare...
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