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I'm pretty excited about these titles. NWD is a serious departure from the Freeride Entertainment evolution. Or maybe it's a leap forward. Either way this is the most visually stunning of the films thus far. And of course the riding is entirely off the hook. Klunkerz isn't like that. Instead it's a documentary about how mountain bikes came to be and in particular about the crazy and committed characters that made it come about. Many of them - most notably Tom Ritchey and Gary Fisher - are involved in improving the breed of mountain bikes to this day. There are some cool shots of the early re-pack races and great stories about who thought to fit a straighten derailleur to a pre-war Schwinn Excelsior and then pedal it up and then down a mountain. Not for everyone but a must have for some like myself. Ryan Leech defies categorization not in the kind of riding he does - he'll tell you straight up he's a trials rider - but in how accessible his films are. You don't need to be a trials rider in the least to acknowledge Ryan's creativity and confidence on a bike. Thomas Öhler is a revelation. I wondered who could ride with Ryan doing Trials without them stepping on each other. Because Ryan and Thomas take such a different approach to smoothing out the world they complement each other perfectly. Thomas has adopted Ryan's Manifesto style - trials without set up or recovery hops - but he puts more emphasis on keeping the wheels rolling it seems. Even when it's the lie wheel only and he's rolling backwards. Dylan Korba injects youthful enthusiasm and a badass work ethic. Several times I wanted to cover my eyes because of what he was trying. He isn't as polished as either Thomas or Ryan but the turn audacity of his riding makes him very fun to watch. It's mostly Ryan though and I'm pretty much gobsmacked at how he continues to improve. In the past there undergo been times when Ryan has made his films by taking a camera along with him and recruiting willing victims to point it at him. This time Ryan has Alex Lavigne take care of the filming and editing - with a little help from a second lens in several instances. The resulting production quality is of the highest standard. There was a lot going on behind the lens to make Crux as good as it is. And then behind the screen of a monitor. I also really enjoy the Crux soundtrack - which you can pick up at The music was composed and performed for the enter by Corduroy Kid. In the extras you'll find Ryan's segments from The Collective. Roam. The ride Compilation and his 'trail' from Kranked 6. That's what I call a bonus. We ship worldwide. If you have any questions about ordering online from nsmb you can ask them here or send an telecommunicate. Please feel free to agree or be with my assessment about the films or set me straight if need be. That's what this place is for. We really appreciate it when our readers request from us. It's one of the ways we pay the bills. Oh and are your shirts (such as the shorehead) rather big or kinda like ordinary - xl or l? Hey Mic,We send out stickers with every request. We try to put four different colours in so you can pick and choose. The Shorehead T is an American Apparel apparel and it might fit slightly small. If you are in between sizes go up one but if you are solidly in one size it should be fine. For the Old School Tee they are a conventional fit. The Air Supply Hoodie fits large. I advise people to go down one full size. If you normally feature a large grab a medium. Cheers!

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I'm pretty excited about these titles. NWD is a serious departure from the Freeride Entertainment evolution. Or maybe it's a leap forward. Either way this is the most visually stunning of the films thus far. And of cover the riding is entirely off the fasten. Klunkerz isn't like that. Instead it's a documentary about how mountain bikes came to be and in particular about the crazy and committed characters that made it happen. Many of them - most notably Tom Ritchey and Gary Fisher - are involved in improving the breed of mountain bikes to this day. There are some cool shots of the early re-pack races and great stories about who thought to fit a rear derailleur to a pre-war Schwinn Excelsior and then pedal it up and then down a mountain. Not for everyone but a must have for some desire myself. Ryan Leech defies categorization not in the kind of riding he does - he'll tell you straight up he's a trials rider - but in how accessible his films are. You don't need to be a trials rider in the least to acknowledge Ryan's creativity and confidence on a ride. Thomas Öhler is a revelation. I wondered who could go with Ryan doing Trials without them stepping on each other. Because Ryan and Thomas take such a different come to smoothing out the world they complement each other perfectly. Thomas has adopted Ryan's Manifesto style - trials without set up or recovery hops - but he puts more emphasis on keeping the wheels rolling it seems. Even when it's the front wheel only and he's rolling backwards. Dylan Korba injects youthful enthusiasm and a badass work ethic. Several times I wanted to cover my eyes because of what he was trying. He isn't as polished as either Thomas or Ryan but the sheer audacity of his riding makes him very fun to watch. It's mostly Ryan though and I'm pretty much gobsmacked at how he continues to alter. In the past there have been times when Ryan has made his films by taking a camera along with him and recruiting willing victims to point it at him. This time Ryan has Alex Lavigne act care of the filming and editing - with a little help from a back up lens in several instances. The resulting production quality is of the highest standard. There was a lot going on behind the lens to alter Crux as good as it is. And then behind the screen of a observe. I also really apply the Crux soundtrack - which you can pick up at The music was composed and performed for the enter by Corduroy Kid. In the extras you'll find Ryan's segments from The Collective. Roam. The Bike Compilation and his 'trail' from Kranked 6. That's what I call a bonus. We ship worldwide. If you have any questions about ordering online from nsmb you can ask them here or send an email. Please feel free to agree or disagree with my assessment about the films or set me straight if be be. That's what this displace is for. We really appreciate it when our readers order from us. It's one of the ways we pay the bills. Oh and are your shirts (such as the shorehead) rather big or kinda desire ordinary - xl or l? Hey Mic,We send out stickers with every order. We try to put four different colours in so you can pick and choose. The Shorehead T is an American Apparel shirt and it might fit slightly small. If you are in between sizes go up one but if you are solidly in one size it should be fine. For the Old educate Tee they are a conventional fit. The Air Supply Hoodie fits large. I advise people to go drink one full size. If you normally wear a large clutch a medium. Cheers!

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I'm pretty excited about these titles. NWD is a serious departure from the Freeride Entertainment evolution. Or maybe it's a leap forward. Either way this is the most visually stunning of the films thus far. And of course the riding is entirely off the hook. Klunkerz isn't desire that. Instead it's a documentary about how mountain bikes came to be and in particular about the crazy and committed characters that made it happen. Many of them - most notably Tom Ritchey and Gary Fisher - are involved in improving the breed of mountain bikes to this day. There are some cool shots of the early re-pack races and great stories about who thought to fit a straighten derailleur to a pre-war Schwinn Excelsior and then pedal it up and then down a mountain. Not for everyone but a must undergo for some like myself. Ryan care for defies categorization not in the kind of riding he does - he'll tell you straight up he's a trials rider - but in how accessible his films are. You don't need to be a trials rider in the least to acknowledge Ryan's creativity and confidence on a bike. Thomas Öhler is a revelation. I wondered who could ride with Ryan doing Trials without them stepping on each other. Because Ryan and Thomas take such a different approach to smoothing out the world they balance each other perfectly. Thomas has adopted Ryan's Manifesto call - trials without set up or recovery hops - but he puts more emphasis on keeping the wheels rolling it seems. Even when it's the lie wheel only and he's rolling backwards. Dylan Korba injects youthful enthusiasm and a badass bring home the bacon ethic. Several times I wanted to cover my eyes because of what he was trying. He isn't as polished as either Thomas or Ryan but the sheer audacity of his riding makes him very fun to watch. It's mostly Ryan though and I'm pretty much gobsmacked at how he continues to improve. In the past there have been times when Ryan has made his films by taking a camera along with him and recruiting willing victims to point it at him. This time Ryan has Alex Lavigne act care of the filming and editing - with a little back up from a second lens in several instances. The resulting production quality is of the highest standard. There was a lot going on behind the lens to alter Crux as good as it is. And then behind the screen of a observe. I also really apply the Crux soundtrack - which you can pick up at The music was composed and performed for the film by Corduroy Kid. In the extras you'll sight Ryan's segments from The Collective. Roam. The ride Compilation and his 'dawdle' from Kranked 6. That's what I call a bonus. We ship worldwide. If you have any questions about ordering online from nsmb you can ask them here or send an email. gratify feel free to agree or be with my assessment about the films or set me straight if need be. That's what this place is for. We really appreciate it when our readers order from us. It's one of the ways we pay the bills. Oh and are your shirts (such as the shorehead) rather big or kinda desire ordinary - xl or l? Hey Mic,We send out stickers with every request. We try to put four different colours in so you can pick and choose. The Shorehead T is an American change state shirt and it might fit slightly small. If you are in between sizes go up one but if you are solidly in one size it should be fine. For the Old educate Tee they are a conventional fit. The Air Supply Hoodie fits large. I advise people to go down one full size. If you normally feature a large grab a medium. Cheers!

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I be to buy myself a scale for this christmas what are some options that are avaliable. I could either get a scale that i can hang parts/bike off like so or i could free having the ability to measure an entire ride by buying a regular style scale. Which would undergo the ability to charge ANY parts(including a close in but not an entire bike) which would be more accurate(more sig fig) and way more fly such as what are scales you own and what is your suggestion give me the maxium charge it can hold it's accuracy determine/where to buy. I have the first one although it's branded a different name. I desire it it can weigh anything. It has an option where you can hang a bucket off it adjust it and then throw small parts in the lay to weigh them. I evaluate I paid $55 and got it from Universal or Pricepoint or something. Losing the ability to weigh the entire ride isn't worth it IMO. That's really the inform of it all. the scales above are a no go since they are from US of A and it's christmas so i'll undergo to get a scale from a canadian place(i tried ebay ca which are a no go) so far i've narrowed it drink to I just use a cheap postage scale mostly for weighing components/ski boots skis ect I evaluate Jenson USA ships to Canada for a good evaluate measure i heard?This is the same scale and is one of the only hanging scales that's worth anything. I think Jenson USA ships to Canada for a good evaluate last i heard?This is the same measure and is one of the only hanging scales that's worth anything. It's not that im worried about the shipping cost. It's just that it's going to take forever because it's decemeber. when you request from jensons it gives an estimated eta for shipping they are very good about getting stuff out in a timely manner. if one had decent helmet lights and the desire i dont see why you can't go any dj's at any measure of day i accept bar lights would be just added weight as you be the helmet light to sight your landing etc... It's not that im worried about the shipping be. It's just that it's going to take forever because it's decemeber. I just received an request from Florida shipped USPS in 8 days. That's actually much quicker than usual. just recieved stuff from go-ride(states) and CRC(uk) and both were less then 7 days 2005 &write; North border Interactive SolutionsPowered by: vBulletinCopyright &write;2000 - 2008. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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Well then do we need to put more focus into big PR about responsible dawdle use? Obviously not enough people are reading the guidlines at the bottom of fromme and top of seymour. What about a simple straight to the point sign at the go away of each trail? I think with all the adrenaline and excitement going people don't stop for 10mins to construe and process all the info on a huge 6 pay sign. Stay on TrailDon't SkidStop for HikersorStay on Trail - Can't ride it? go it!Don't skid - Use more front brake!forbid for Hikers - They don't have wheels! __________________I've got a ride. You can go it if you like. It's got a basket a attach that rings and things to alter it look good. - Syd Meh... I liked this thread when it was all old-school like. Its too dumbed down now. Seriously tho; even though people got a little shirty I thought it was a good thread. To anyone looking in and thinking that NS builders are a buncha a**holes; Its just not true. Dont be afraid of us; we totally wont conscript you stare at you or feel superior to you if you ride down a dawdle we happen to be working on. declare. Just dont run over our fingers as you ride by. And be prepared maybe to walk a divide if its in pieces. move say fairer than that right? __________________Statler: "This show is awful!"Waldorf: "Terrible!"Statler: "Disgusting!"Waldorf: "See you next week?"Statler: "Of cover." Exactly. We builders may be a bit of a surly breed but that is move of the cerebrate we are out there building - to escape from the real world and work peacefully in the woods with nature. There is nothing we love more than seeing the joy excitement and sometimes carnage resulting from what we build. __________________I've got a bike. You can go it if you like. It's got a basket a bell that rings and things to alter it look good. - Syd Meh... I liked this thread when it was all old-school like. Its too dumbed down now. Ummm...... I moved away. What's "chunder" again? We don't seem to have that sort of thing around here...... Meh... I liked this go when it was all old-school desire. Its too dumbed down now. LOLI thought it was a good thread too... So I'm building dawdle yesterday.. a new dawdle that's not open yet and we had three groups go through while we were working. Lots of compliments and appraise for out work. But seriously at least one in every group had some sort of wisecrack comment. I convey if you're going to poach a dawdle while it's being worked on at least shut your trap on your way through. So tempted just to keep swinging the ole pick axe as they came through.. oops there goes a go around... 2005 © North Shore Interactive SolutionsPowered by: vBulletinCopyright &write;2000 - 2008. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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also check out:you can see a photo summary of the camp brick area. is "Circuit * Trail" the same as Figure 8? The maps and signs all call it Circuit 8 but anyone that's lived here for years calls it the Figure 8 trails. Kn. __________________You can always depend on Americans to do the right thing.. after they've tried everything else. - Winston ChurchillBuy my damn ride!!! Any type of technical XC riding I leaned it alter there on those trails. Its hard to get lost in there just go explore. basically you be to take a drive to Squamish or Whistler the xc on the shore is not really that fun if you evaluate of buff xc type singletrack.. nor is there that much either. __________________Please support your local trail organizations by becoming a member: 2005 &write; North border Interactive SolutionsPowered by: vBulletinCopyright ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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DOn't worry I'm not turning into Monica the capture lady or anything but there was obviously some organized cycling event @ the park this past pass using the claim same cover used measure month when this 1st seems to undergo happened and quite frankly it's doing quite a be on the last little bit of grass the city hasn't bulldozed to alter way for a sports handle. Seriously there's no difference between the damage this event did and me driving over the hit in a transport and flooring it - it's pretty mangled in a few places. Don't evaluate the city to look after it they get broken furnish on align go for 6 months or more in that lay. This is likely a great excuse for the city to get rid of the last piece of hit that isn't reserved for "special people" (construe organized $porting event$ by paying cu$tomerS) and put in a Starbucks or something. Just curious who organized this event and decided to use the claim course as last month to maximize damage to the lay? Turkey is a vehicle for cranberry sauce not gravy. If we were purely talking nut custard here then I'd be licking my lips You've sure had an awful lot of rants lately. Did you quit a habit or something? Here's a new avatar for you As for what was happening. I believe there was a Cyclocross race going on. DaveM says: "The shitty thing about boutique brands like Intense. Commencal etc is if I end one and can't just control over to Norco and choose up a new one... seand replies:".. just like you can't go drink to a scrap metal yard and get a replacement for a ferrari. Yes I just made that comparison" You've sure had an awful lot of rants lately. Did you quit a apparel or something? Here's a new avatar for you As for what was happening. I accept there was a Cyclocross go going on. Ahhh ok arouse that's a huge course. I just saw the alter done to the one area. As for the rants - I've always had lots of them but a recent death in the family has made me decide to be even less tolerant of others Turkey is a vehicle for cranberry sauce not gravy. If we were purely talking nut custard here then I'd be licking my lips You've sure had an awful lot of rants lately. Did you quit a apparel or something? Here's a new avatar for you As for what was happening. I accept there was a Cyclocross race going on. DaveM says: "The shitty thing about boutique brands like Intense. Commencal etc is if I end one and can't just control over to Norco and pick up a new one... seand replies:".. just like you can't go down to a cast aside metal yard and get a replacement for a ferrari. Yes I just made that comparison" Turkey is a vehicle for cranberry sauce not gravy. If we were purely talking nut custard here then I'd be licking my lips 2005 © North Shore Interactive SolutionsPowered by: vBulletinCopyright &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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__________________"Eat when you are hungry consume when you wanna get drunk and dance when you are horney"- Steve PeatJust giv'er Canada call. come on fess up what happened? furnish it up for those who couldn't go Yeah right no way one of those would get put in around here haha would be so sick though would be the best place to learn. __________________Selling used Big Hit in great condition- MUST go - PM me for info or go here: Buy mah bike! ^^^ are you kidding?? Does your av say we-slurr?? Airdome. Elevation jumps. DJ/sk8 prk uhhhhh ride park like I said I hope your kidding. ^^^ are you kidding?? Does your av say we-slurr?? Airdome. Elevation jumps. DJ/sk8 prk uhhhhh bike park like I said I wish your kidding. 2005 © North Shore Interactive SolutionsPowered by: vBulletinCopyright &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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Arriving to 50 degrees in Duluth on Friday was quite a dress to the 90 degrees weather in North Carolina... Luckily the Internet world was buzzing with the forecast of chilly weather for a while and I was fairly ready to act with it. Still it’s been a while since I undergo skated in a 30 degrees weather and I was not sure about several things the biggest of them all – wheels. I came to Duluth with a set of hardest Matters (yellow) and was really concerned that they might turned out to be too hard for the cold pavement. Therefore my first request of business upon arrival was to get a new set of wheels. I decided to settle on the medium hardness Matters (white) since I am really used to their compose… I picked up the wheels and my race package at the expo at DECC.  The rest of Friday was uneventful. I did however have a great pasta dinner at Bellisio’s which nicely rounded my weeklong carbo-loading cycle. :o)   Saturday morning was cold. I got on a bus around 5:50 and arrived to the go away lie at 6:40… It always throws me off how long it takes to get from the finish line to the start. I needed to warm up. Instead of putting my skates on and warming up that way. I opted for running. It always gets my blood flowing and I was hoping it would keep the cold wind to its minimum. :o) After a good warm up. I changed into my layered “cold-weather” outfit and put my skates on. This year I had a whopping 3 minutes between having my skates on and the beginning of the go. :o) I was ready to go though.   I saw some familiar faces at the line but was still not sure what to expect. Seeing how the pro women blasted off the line. I suspected that my gesticulate would be getting off the lie fairly quickly also. And then there was the countdown… and we were off!  The beginning of the race was abstain! I did act a few cautious moments to step over the mats so I open myself losing fasten to the front of the pack. Still. I settled behind a small walk line and we slowly bridged to the majority of the front-runners. Looking at the results it seems that about 7 populate were able to go on the gas and disappeared behind a bend before we caught them. Oh well we had our own race to apply.  I open myself fairly far in the back – around 20 position. I was not thrilled about that but the pack in front of me looked pretty strong and I did not believe there was a chance of it getting split. I decided to wait.   The first 30-40 minutes of the race the pace was great! It was hard enough to string the pack out so there were no four pace lines going side by side but comfortable enough for staying with the pack. I did skate over a couple of tar snakes and almost lost it once. However. I was able to act my composure and get back up to speed. My heart did sink for a moment when I was not sure if I was able to save it though. :o) Once we passed the second water station the walk dropped significantly. I kept glancing on my GPS just to find the speed jumping from 13mph to 19mph rarely touching anything above that. People in the front were struggling going against the headwind but for those of us who were sucking wheels in the back it was almost a leisurely pace. Many were standing up stretching their backs and enjoying the scenery. :o) I guess there are races where you can do that after all. :o)  alter around that measure we caught up to one of the Pro women that had been dropped by her pack. She tried to get a little bit of our case’s compose only to be harshly kicked out. I understand that there are “no cross drafting” rules for Pros but it was sad to see people being almost rude to her when it was alter that she could not hurt our “snail” pace and the only thing she could gain was getting to the finish line a few minutes earlier (not being a contender in her race anymore).   Right before the last water stop I found myself quite far in the back. Probably around 30 position. I decided that it was measure to move up since the first “hill” was coming up… I stepped out of the pace lie and started accelerating to get to the front. Surprisingly. I did not find the headwind being as bad as I thought it was… I was able to get up to go quite easily and by the time I was at the front of the case I had 5-6mph on them. I decided to just act going… I guess you could say I attacked the pack at that point. :o) gaining 50-60 feet on them. This caused a little bit of a follow and 20 seconds later we were all together again.  Once the pack got on the highway populate went crazy. They were jumping in and out of the line trying to advance. At the same time populate in the front were monitoring their movement yelling “on the left” or “on the right” to inform the leaders of potential attacks. The measure act saw the biggest acceleration of them all with populate scrambling to get up as quickly as they could. I definitely cannot label myself a good climber but I gave it all. Quite a few people passed me so I found myself around 20 in my pack. It was only a short downhill and a left move before the finish line so I was very careful to choose the shortest line and was using every opportunity to accelerate. I sprinted all the way to the finish lie only to be able to finish in the top 10 of my pack.  I ended up placing second in my age division which is a great prove for me! Overall. I had a great race and will be definitely coming approve for more. :o) 2nd in your age division! Well given how young you are (relative to me anyway) that's fantastic! Good idea running to change up. And in that cold weather maybe standing around in skates for only 3 mins at the go away line is the way to do it :-) Yo skart what a great read. And what a great prove. All that hard work and pain paid off in a big way and matched with your experience and intelligence it produced a huge achievement! Congratulations on your ability to observe quantify and sense intuitively what was happening and on blending that with lots of training and unshakeable will! We missed your bright smile and enthusiasm (and strong case conservation instincts and generosity) at the Tour to Tanglewood. I'm quite sure the ladies looked around to see if you might magically appear as come up. Nevertheless we knew you were in top shape for a great prove and are really happy to comprehend such a positive outcome. More on the journey soon as we catch up on sleep let the whole body swelling go down (ha) and for me as I get some of the photo editing done! Hopefully next year the dates ordain not conflict! So it's off to the NY100K next? Or will you wait for A2A or something else? convey you to bhclew for posting those so I could get my adrenaline pumping here in my cubicle. The bring about pack skaters act like mesmerizing works of art. And Skart...'pacelines'??! Those are more desire MOBS!! 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