The two shredders rode all over Squamish while filming this new video for us and we bet that you'd like to know what the exact trail names were from the Trailforks' map below?
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Video by: OneUp Components / Scott Secco
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I ride down the toilet bowl, but up?????
Seriously man? Did you actually just call somebody out for potentially not knowing how to ride a mountain bike up a rooty section on a mountain bike website!?
@xjohnx77 don't worry buddy, we all know what you meant
I only have an 11-36 cassette and a whole lot of different front rings. Even around Mt. Hood I rarely find myself in 36r with a 32f. And there is enough gravity that I can not see the need for a 36t or bigger up front. Unless I'm on my city assault bike!
I'm in the okanagon?
The downside (which I have first hand knowledge of) is that if you crash whilst wearing one it hurts... and is expensive!
I personally would like to pick up a gimbal. However, I prefer the 2-axis gimbal vs 3-axis. I think this one is a 2-axis. the 3-axis looks too smooth for me and it sort of just floats along. with the 2-axis version, I think you see just enough shake in conjuction with the bike moving around that you can "feel" it visually. The shaking isn't so bad that your eyes have to work to follow what's happening on the trail ahead of the bike.
I'm too worried about crashing on one to pull the trigger. Plus, there's other bike parts I could be buying instead...
I have had to fix mine 3 times, wires pull out of the motors, plus the battery charger sucks, breaks inside so I have had to use a different one, luckily i have the hand held version and the batteries are the same.
This one is the WG by Feyutech, I have the Slick gimbal coming at some point but it looks HUGE, also you need a full face to use it on your head, its heavier then you think!
chesty straped tight and only 30 fps max work pretty good to, 60 is too much info
the dead pan has no adjustment on mine so its slow moving
I appreciate the posting of the trails used and I recognize 95% of the trail shots, but does anyone know where that slab in the final scene is?
btw - sick video !
Black: Ibis Ripley (29er)
its a good bike, but I've demoed the Aluminum, and it was very sluggish ...
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