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That would be a seriously cool place, and plenty of room too (not like the usual spot-to-spot queuing type of riding)

I am not saying they are not huge... but front gaps are just much more impressive. It's like seeing the insane level of sidehops from the top riders these days, its' always bigger, but sidehops are just a benchmark, not an intertaining move.... ok ok That sort of level makes me just I suppose...

Taps don't do it for me, but those gaps to front are just silly! wow!! Super smooth!! Thanks Chimpy for posting it there! cheers Julien

Fantastic, and pretty strong, I got mine for over 2 years, and it's still running. Amazing slick design too.

Some pics of a new wood log section that appeared in central Cambridge... they cleared some trees a couple of weeks ago and it's still there to ride. Me and Wing went on trying a few lines this afternoon... hmmmm natural , love the stuff!!!

Top Bloke! I have seen him on his Animal Tour Demo at Fort William, and he is well smooth and cool! Check out the atmosphere

Cool! Any spanish team? So how do you plan to organise the runs along the WE, how many on each day on how many zones?

Yep, I wished I had filmed him a bit more. But running after just the top 10 riders was a marathon. They all rushed to 7 different zones, splitting, then reuniting at random times, and that explains why I didn't have a chance to film more riders. So apart from Aurelien who was the only rider I followed in the 26" junior category (hence the more complete video) it was incredibly difficult to be in the right spot at the right time, especially when the crowd builds up. Another approach would have been to only film in one or two zones and see all the riders, but then, that's less untertaining and missing quite a lot of the event. Maybe something to do when the number of zones if very limited. So hopefully, I get to focus more on the UK riders at the London Cycle Show.