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I finally got to get out and ride again after having a bad case of the flu for three weeks. Since one of the guys recently had knee surger and I hadn't riden in three weeks we decided to take it easy and have a low key ride. We got geared up, I hooked up the helmet cam and off we rode into the woods. A couple of miles in we approached a suspension bridge... nothing new, we had all passed through the suspension bridge sussport cables and supporting columns many times over the years. As I set up f... Read More
I've been looking into getting a Video Cam for mountain biking for some time now. I've found a few options that I'm interested in. They are the: GoPro Helmet Hero VholdR V.I.O - POV1 There are things I like about the GoPro Helmet Hero... The first is the price. At $169.00 this sounds like the first choice, however my concern is that because of it's size and how it mounts on the helmet, I'm concerned it may get ripped off my helmet if I get too close to a tree limb. It l... Read More
This is the coolest game ever. http://www.onemorelevel.com/game/free_rider
I grew up right across the street from what is now the Sherman Branch Mountain Bike Trails. I spent many summers exploring the land, wading through the creeks catching crawdads, climbing trees and swinging on cut vines like Tarzan. I remember one day as I was roaming through the woods I noticed something that did not fit in the landscape, so I decided to take a look and investigate. As I got closer I realized that it was a grave. Of course being only 6 years old at the time my mind started racin... Read More
I grew up right across the street from what is now the Sherman Branch Mountain Bike Trails and there's little out there that I did not explore. I remember the day I came across the Silo, of course I had to climb it. I remember it was very difficult to reach the ladder to get started to the top and I busted my butt a couple of times trying to jump to the first ladder rung. But I eventually made it and climbed to the top. What I remember most about getting to the top is that I shouldn't had bother... Read More
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