Fruita and Norcal boys dropping down Mormon on South Mountain. Bummer about the flat light but you can't always get blue skies.
I'm trying something new since I have some excess bandwidth. Two versions. The first version is at my typical web quality. The second version is higher quality.
Fruita and Norcal boys dropping down Mormon on South Mountain. Bummer about the flat light but you can't always get blue skies.
I'm trying something new since I have some excess bandwidth. Two versions. The first version is at my typical web quality. The second version is higher quality.
The high quality was outstanding. I didn't look at the typical web mode. I tried to ride up that [censored] last Saturday.......let's just say I wasn't quite as good (well no, I sucked) as the Sesame Street section.
I like the shots done with overcast skies. It takes away annoying shadows (imo). Must have been during the week as there weren't any hikers.
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Fruita and Norcal boys dropping down Mormon on South Mountain. Bummer about the flat light but you can't always get blue skies.
I'm trying something new since I have some excess bandwidth. Two versions. The first version is at my typical web quality. The second version is higher quality.
I tried to ride up that [censored] last Saturday.......let's just say I wasn't quite as good (well no, I sucked) as the Sesame Street section.
Then you'll enjoy the next video, which, against all conventional wisdom, will feature ONLY climbing.
Up Geronimo.
I'd go to Geronimo......if I wanted to go for a hike <(;-}. Can't wait to see the video. There is a group of riders here that tackle that trail all the time on hard tails (down hill). Not me, I'm too old to learn how to do it now (takes too long to heal).
It's good to have the camera perspective of what I can't do.
Fruita and Norcal boys dropping down Mormon on South Mountain. Bummer about the flat light but you can't always get blue skies.
I'm trying something new since I have some excess bandwidth. Two versions. The first version is at my typical web quality. The second version is higher quality.
Videos like these bring much joy to those of us in the cold, wet, muddy, non-ridable east. This was one of my favorites. The slow-mo parts were a nice touch, particularly the first scene -- impressive little move there on a tight track
I tried to ride up that [censored] last Saturday.......let's just say I wasn't quite as good (well no, I sucked) as the Sesame Street section.
Then you'll enjoy the next video, which, against all conventional wisdom, will feature ONLY climbing.
Up Geronimo.
Looking forward to it. I finally watched the last Rockville vid and it was nice to see the climbing scenes.
Greg
-- "Destroy your safe and happy lives before it is too late, the battles we fought were long and hard, just not to be consumed by rock n' roll..." - The Mekons
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Fruita and Norcal boys dropping down Mormon on South Mountain. Bummer about the flat light but you can't always get blue skies.
I'm trying something new since I have some excess bandwidth. Two versions. The first version is at my typical web quality. The second version is higher quality.
I'm trying something new since I have some excess bandwidth. Two versions. The first version is at my typical web quality. The second version is higher quality.
Mmmmh, high res... yummy! That is what I'm talking about! Makes me soooo homesick though.
I know watching the action through a video lens can be deceiving, but yellow jersey guy, skilled as he may be, seemed to be positively crawling in some of the faster sections.
Awesome video, can't wait for the climbing part...it would be even more impressive to see yellow jersey guy doing those switchbacks uphill.
I know watching the action through a video lens can be deceiving, but yellow jersey guy, skilled as he may be, seemed to be positively crawling in some of the faster sections.
I know watching the action through a video lens can be deceiving, but yellow jersey guy, skilled as he may be, seemed to be positively crawling in some of the faster sections.
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I know watching the action through a video lens can be deceiving, but yellow jersey guy, skilled as he may be, seemed to be positively crawling in some of the faster sections.
You're calling Chet Peach slow? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Then you'll enjoy the next video, which, against all conventional wisdom, will feature ONLY climbing.
Nice Vid. Can't wait to check it out.
Peace, Bill ...one speed to rule them all, one speed to find them, one speed to bring them all and on the trails pass them In the Land of Avalon where the geared pigs lie...
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yellow jersey guy, skilled as he may be, seemed to be positively crawling in some of the faster sections.
You're calling Chet Peach slow? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
JD
Well yeah... if you want to put that kind of a spin on it. I said the video lens made it seem like he was going slow.
I've already heard you rave about his apparently inhuman skills, so I thought I my head nod in his direction would be adequate. Glad you got a good laugh out of it.
But if you want my philosophy... no matter how fast you are, you're still slow.