Dec
08
2009
Freeride Mountain Bike Video Canmore
Posted by Blogmaster in Mountain Bikes, tags: Bike, Canmore, Freeride, Mountain, Video
A bunch of us freeride mountain biking in Canmore. … Freeride Mountain Biking Canmore
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most of this is just riding along a bloody path lol! still pretty sweet tough
why did you put that type of fork on a hard tail?
Haha, yes!
I was joking poor him!
do you mean the fat ass at 4:39?
i was there this summer! lol
whos the guy with the yellow shorts?
I used an actual video camera. I uses zap straps to attach it to my helmet. It you want to know the camera was worth about $1400. I got it from sears.
where did you get your helmet cam and for how much?(please reply)
You’re bang on about not having a dual crown on a Hardtail… You’re reasoning for why the headtubes break off is completely wrong however. The breaking is not due to the rebound or lack of rear shock but to the change in headtube angle beyond what the welds are capable of handling. Many single crowns these days have just as much suspension and ‘rebound’ as dual crowns.
hit that drop from the tall part. this vid wasn’t set up bad, but you need bigger stuff
cool video sweet riding
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Sweet video, was that a Norco in there?
Awesome place to ride, I wish I lived there!
The Trek 69er was specifically built for that, and still most hardtails are more likley to snap especially when you put that big of a fork on it. THe head tube cant take that much presure and rebound.
nice, check out some of my biking vids
at 4.25 look at the guy with the green cap…that’s a real freerider!!!
thats just simply not true. How about the original trek 69er?
dual crown forks shuldnt be put on a hard tail, thats just asking for the head tube to snap, its happened way too many times, ever wonder why you never see hard tails with dual crowns, they just snap, you cant have that mucn suspension without a rear shock.
looked like they were ridin konas
the green bike was sick
all the fun of biking is pushing up the hill!!!!!!!
Duel crown forks arent just made for fully’s. Their made for downhilling so your front tire doesnt turn 90 degrees and flip you on your ass, some people use hardtails downhilling, so they get Duel crown forks.
The Norco Katmandu is a great beginner bike at a great price.
Im just starting to do this and i was just wanting ur opinion on which bike would be good but isn’t too expensive?
what kinda bike so u have ..the one with the tripple crown? and hows it ride?
i could get more air than that on my bmx