Video Cycling Mt. Bike – Danny MacAskill- the different Bunny Hop – Danny MacAskill at Bike Expo Munich July 2009 showing the othe way to overcome 1,05 meter with a bike.
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We’ll admit two things about the upcoming 2010 Santa Cruz Tallboy 29er:
1) We’re surprised as heck to see it given Santa Cruz’s comments on our 29er DH post and on their engineering guy’s own blog, and…
2) We’re a little late to the game on posting this.  It’s been in the wild for a couple weeks now, depending on who you talk to.
So, to make up for the latter, we’ve accumulated lots and lots of pics, specs and details for your viewing pleasure.  Here it is, the 2010 Santa Cruz Tallboy 29er.  It’s a carbon-fiber frame with next-generation VPP pivots that have grease ports and angular contact bearings, aluminum pivot axles and titanium hardware.  It’ll come in four sizes, from Medium to XXL, and it’s light!
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Cycling Mt. Bike – NISSAN UCI Mountain Bike World Cup audience hits 1.75 million on Freecaster.tv
 The UCI is proud to announce that the free access online webcasting of the NISSAN UCI Mountain Bike World Cup offered by Freecaster.tv has been watched by a total of 1.75 million viewers around the globe, during the opening five rounds of the DHI and 4X, and four rounds of the XCO.  Viewership is rising rapidly as more and more people rediscover the excitement of mountain bike racing, with over 400,000 people having tuned in for the LIVE coverage alone. 2009 marks the second year that Freecaster.tv has broadcast LIVE and delayed the NISSAN UCI World Cup and World Championships.  This year is the first time the partnership between the UCI and Freecaster.tv has been exclusive, and the strategy is already delivering impressive results which continue to grow as the 2009 season progresses and the World Championships approach.
Freecaster.tv, a well known online broadcaster, has increased awareness of the NISSAN UCI Mountain Bike World Cup by including special productions to support the races.  These features include … Details
LAKE TAHOE is Northern California’s favorite summer playground, a place to which many of us return year after year.
But let’s say you’ve been there, done that, had your fill of the obvious. You’ve hiked, biked, boated, shopped, golfed, gambled, seen a show, partied like it’s 1999 and beached yourself on the sand.
Now what?
There’s so much to do at the lake, it would freeze up your computer to research it all. So we’ve done a little digging to come up with a few suggestions about new things available this summer at the lake, as well as some favorites you may not have tried before…Â Details