severine
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Hey, I didn't even try it so who am I to say anything. 
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Nassahegan RAW, 8/14/08
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:lol:
I can honestly say, i'll school everyone of you guys if i ever make it out.
where's the b.s. meter now. :lol:
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o3jeff
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Brian wanted me to load it at the highest quality possible.
Loaded now...
Sorry no music... I was in a hurry.
Bunch of amateurs.......
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Sick video....
Trekchick
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The proper term:
Your sit bones are tender
Good job for a newb!
Nice Video. I rode a trail with similar rocks a few weeks ago. BIggest issue with my riding is keeping my stooopid head up!!!!
This rock wasn't as big as yours, but you can see my head down, ARGH!!!
severine
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I didn't screw with the speed of any of that video. Wish I had taken the time to find music but it was so short that I just wasn't up to the task (plus my knowledge of music isn't too great anyway). You did great, Grassi! You handled that crash like a champ!
Were you wearing padded liners last night? They do make a difference. I only started wearing them on the ride before last night and it's helped a lot.
Were you wearing padded liners last night? They do make a difference. I only started wearing them on the ride before last night and it's helped a lot.
severine
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I think we all do that from time to time. It's like not looking far enough ahead when you're new to skiing. But once you get more comfortable, you realize you can actually look ahead and not crash.
(I don't look ahead much at this point, though... )o3jeff
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Keep an eye on chainlove.com for some mt biking shorts with a foam chamois in them, they make riding a lot more comfortable.
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Bunch of amateurs.......
Indeed... :roll:
I will take a slow paced ride anytime you want to go. Seriously. The only way for you to improve is to ride a lot and you will be surprised how quickly your speed will increase after only a couple rides. Riding with faster riders can only help.
I didn't screw with the speed of any of that video. Wish I had taken the time to find music but it was so short that I just wasn't up to the task (plus my knowledge of music isn't too great anyway). You did great, Grassi! You handled that crash like a champ!
Were you wearing padded liners last night? They do make a difference. I only started wearing them on the ride before last night and it's helped a lot.
I think you did a great job editing. Thanks for doing that.
Yeah, actual riding shorts make a huge difference. That and a decent saddle.
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Nice TR and vid...Wish I could do these midweekers with you guys...just so damn busy at work...Grassi and Severe good job!!!! Chris I havent forgotton about those shows im gonna burn for ya...Hopefully Ill get around to doing it before skiing starts!!
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Chris,
Are you going to join is Sunday morning at the Rez.?
Are you going to join is Sunday morning at the Rez.?
thanks steve. i was talking to a friend at work who you skied with at snow towards the end of the season. dennis. he spoke highly of your bump skillz.
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You just have to let me make an avatar of that wreck for you.... :lol:
that might be a tough sell with the wife. unless there are hiking trails she could hit with our son....
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There's plenty of paved rail trails and whatnot. Would she be up for "hanging" for 2 or 3 hours like that though? Probably some hiking in there too, I'd imagine.
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