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(October 5, 2008 at 20:31)
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Yup. I think it might have settled a little so it is only 5ft high. |
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The line is split into two just behind Chris but we would love a drop here! |
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A brilliant example of thinking outside the box and building for the long term. Very nice. |
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For such beautiful tubing and frame design, what's with that gusset? Very sweet suspension design though. |
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Marins' newest development...QRF...Quick Release Fork. The problem is how to re-attach...hmmm. |
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Dana Starritt test riding the Marin East Peak and loving it! |
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This is Dana Starritt hitting the mini step-up on Tied the Knot trail in Cumberland, BC. |
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That Sir...is a lovely shot! Fully silhouetted (?) it would make a very cool T-Shirt print. |
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Trent was riding in this shot...sorry Trent. |
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The saw is custom ported and tuned so it's a beast! The owner is a BC logger and he uses it for work. It's a great saw and ripped our 18ft logride in 20 minutes. Check out Shane in action in our vids section. |
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20 - 30 minutes. The whole job took less than an hour. |
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And by the way...the reflectors on the test bike added more rotational weight and I believe, added to the overall speed capabilities of the Specialized Pitch Pro. Nice bike though... |
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A great picture, it's almost pop art. |
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...and Jeremy Grasby of The Riding Fool Hostel in Cumberland. See Bike magazine for a review. |
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Dana is also the UROC Women's Night Ride Coordinator. Wed nights, 6pm at Dodge City Cycles, Cumberland. |
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Tight slats, double nailed, solid stringers...nice build. Good work! |
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Finally rode this yesterday and it rolls very nicely and the ladder exit is spot on. May have to modify the entry though. |
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Bit of duct tape and good as new! Mavics are the biz, I'm still running a 2004 set of D521 Ceramic and they're still true and smooth. |
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Because this trail gets alot of use by beginners and also to protect the roots which were getting damaged. There are plenty of technical sections left on the trail! |
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That looks wickedly tempting! Nice one D. Planning a ride of this real soon!!! |
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Cheers boys! The different sections add technicality whilst allowing safer riding than the previous rot. This log is so rotten that 12" spikes didn't grab anything! This repair will last maybe a year and then I will have to ladder the whole thing. |
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The aim is to make it natural and invisible yet tough. I love crib work. |
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Very sexy dude. I want to ride this! |
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Again, some wicked cuts there! Beautiful skills SilentJ |
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Technically there is no step up but there is a drop. |
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That is some very strong tight sh*t!!! Damn boys, raising the bar every time now eh? |
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Nice stuff Universe. you must be looking forward to the end of that section! Thanks for the new bridge by the way... |
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That tranny kicks ass! Being so clean and tidy without bits of wood sticking out all over the place is a great design for the more public trails. Hikers couldn't complain about that building. Solid stuff guys. We may even have to adopt the design.... |
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Nice feature, I like the options possible. Very cool. |
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"Ready for some rip saw lovin then?" "Bumping bars outdoors on our shavings would be sexy" "I just sharpened my teeth, grrrrr" "Ooooo, (giggle) come here baby and buck me" www.Chainsaw_Porn.com - 'In the Stihl of the Night' |
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It's this kind of work (that isn't big jumps etc) that doesn't get appreciated because it's almost invisible! Let me appreciate on behalf of the local riding scoundrels..... |
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Sorry to hear! Take care man and take the time to plan some trail features! Like a smaller jump....hahaha. Sorry, black humour. |
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