whats the difference?

dylancrisp · May 2007

What is the difference between cross country, and cross country,
Thanks for the help

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Argyle_DJ · May 2007

Erm?

Stuff · May 2007

Is this a desperate attempt to build up your post count? I think you might find your post counter will be fixed at zero if you keep posting redundant questions like that. Or get banned whatever suits the mods

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dylancrisp · May 2007

Sorry guys,
I really didn't mean to do this. What i really meante was whats the difference between free-ride and cross country.
Sorry again mates

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dylancrisp · May 2007

If you want to keep my posts to 0 i really don't mind. I don't give a donkey's head about them

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me_groovy · May 2007

we're not your mates. troll.

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Stuff · May 2007

Well I answer your question anyway. Freeride involves all sorts of stunts and tricks over all manner of obstacles. You can find anything from; ladders, see saws, 5-35ft drops, skate park type ramps, dirt jumps and other crazy things. Cross country on the other hand is an endurance event held over a circular course that both goes uphill and down. I've never seen any dirt jumps or other obstacles in these types of events but Im sure some crazy B has built one. Uphill dirtjumps! the new endurance event

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TSawyer · May 2007

Uphill dirt jumps.

You might be onto something [;)]

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dylancrisp · June 2007

Ok, thanks guys. very helpful. Honestly i don't care how many posts i have you could with minus 50,
Any thanks again

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blacksun · June 2007

Cross country is for lycra wearing homo's. Freeride is, well.. just launching and jumping off things basically.

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rich_teague · June 2007

You can also do freeride in lycra.

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miggillicuddy · June 2007

...or XC in baggies[:D]

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ddoogie · June 2007

XC is also better. Fact.

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Anonymous · June 2007

Llandegla has a jam of a climb after the black section, which has little kicker jumps and berms!
How hardcore do you have to be to need bermed corners up a hil that's nearly 1:1???

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mate_kirby · June 2007

Freeriding is a freestyle sport. You can take all sorts of different lines and has a wide variety of stuff.
Cross Country has pretty much one line and pretty straight forward.
I much prefer doing/watching Freeriding, although i wouldn't mind doing a big cross country event, like the Botranger 20/12.

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