hope there is an uplift for the trip to work!
nicklouse
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"Do not follow where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path, and Leave a Trail."
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I want his job his house and his life...
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not as good as my commute.
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nowt like a short stem eh.0
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not that short... not for a bike living in the alps...blister pus wrote:nowt like a short stem eh.I like bikes and stuff0 -
:shock: ahhhh man thats a nice piece of trail, my commute is shite compared to that. in fact most of the local riding is shite compared to that
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joshtp/mbukman wrote:
not that short... not for a bike living in the alps...blister pus wrote:nowt like a short stem eh.
30-40mm stem. plenty short enough. alps or no alps. lol.0 -
I am thinking of getting a shorter stem for the Kona so I guess 40mm wouldn't be a good choice then :P 0
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I went from 60 to 40 and crashed.....it's all personal.
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I don't know if its the camera angle or what but some of those switchbacks looked really tricky but I suppose you'd get used to it if you did it all the time.0
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Think it maybe the fish eye lens ! However ...... :shock:jairaj wrote:I don't know if its the camera angle or what but some of those switchbacks looked really tricky but I suppose you'd get used to it if you did it all the time.0 -
I'd probably enjoy riding up it more...0
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jairaj wrote:I don't know if its the camera angle or what but some of those switchbacks looked really tricky but I suppose you'd get used to it if you did it all the time.
i was thinkin that too, if its not the lens his bike must be like a foot long or something either that or he is a pretty good rider 0 -
im a fan of the bars and stem, i have the exact same on the enduro.
that looks an amazing way to finish your working day0 -
thats one weird camera lense! made me feel sick, especially how close some of those switchbacks were to the edge! (or seemed)
plus how fast did it make it look like he was going! i found myself watching his left foot to see if he pedaled0
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