Looks sick man! I'm really digging the new Torques Canyons head-quarter is based like 15 kilometers away from me. I've just been there last week when they held their annual birthday fest
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sun May 11, 2014 4:21 pm
by krossboy
Wish I had use of this type of bike in Estonia
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 5:34 pm
by will96
We're definitely noobs, and youtube definitely killed the clarity, but I think this works for a first edit.
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 6:13 pm
by will96
Let's try that again without huge black bars on all four sides.
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2014 11:06 pm
by jox72
11year old throwing bigger whips than anyone I know
Le me trying to be as cool as the kid above
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Fri Sep 19, 2014 1:45 am
by TeamHavocRacing
52 Years Old!
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Mon Oct 06, 2014 10:07 pm
by jox72
This jump may not look that terrifying on picture but it was probably twice as big as the biggest I had ever jumped before
I did a nose-dive aka Ronnie Mac on the same jump 20minutes later. Posting video of it soon
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 11:00 am
by jox72
-
I worked all week painting this helmet and got it done yesterday. Really happy how it turned out
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sat May 09, 2015 9:34 pm
by KaseoDip
Looks good Joachim!
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sat Jul 04, 2015 11:56 am
by lars@crossmag
Earlier this year (April) I've been in Utah to ride and shoot at the famous Red Bull Rampage terrain in Virgin and it was such a blast. Living in an huge RV for almost a month with 2 of my friends was absolutely killer yet really exhausting! We also got some nice footage for the MTB-Magazine I use to take photos and shoot videos for. Here is one of my favorite shots from the trip (unfortunately facebook ruins the quality again):
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2016 1:35 pm
by dylan22
Bit of a bump, many mountain bikers getting around here anymore? A mate and I have got pretty into it. It's such an addictive feeling and always leaves you wanting more, I bought a polygon d8 about two weeks ago and I love it so far.
Also does anyone play that mtb freeride pc game? I remember seeing some info about it on this forum somewhere but I can't find it.
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2016 7:37 pm
by cheesierlizard1
dylan22 wrote:Bit of a bump, many mountain bikers getting around here anymore? A mate and I have got pretty into it. It's such an addictive feeling and always leaves you wanting more, I bought a polygon d8 about two weeks ago and I love it so far.
Also does anyone play that mtb freeride pc game? I remember seeing some info about it on this forum somewhere but I can't find it.
Didn't have money to ride mx anymore.. So I decided to buy this pile of shit last summer:
(the Stang is not mine)
Converted it to this with the money I had (poor student):
Now let's see how it goes when the summer comes. Hanging on the edge of interest between mx and mtb riding but I know the mx option isn't really an option now.
Can't really use more money to that bike but I thinks it's fine enough for some light FR too. To be honest I hate people who rides with the best equipments only. I'm gonna learn some decent riding with my low budget hardtail and save the money.
Parts from the original bike:
frame, cranks (actually very good), transmission/shifters, rear wheel (going to trash).
Bought some wide bars, Hayes and Shimano brakes, Dartmoor pedals, Hussefelt stem and the Rockshox air fork. The front wheel is definitely a bit overkill, but I got it cheap..
Re: Downhill/Freeride thread
Posted: Mon Apr 11, 2016 5:59 am
by dylan22
Looks like you did a sweet job, Yeah I am in the same boat. Coming from moto, MTB is just so much easier. Just throw the bike in the ute and off you go. There is more places to ride, It doesn't take away a entire day like MX does. Not to mention it's a lot cheaper.