Great downhill Mt biking & amazing cinematography in BC
03-28-2010, 08:43 PM
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i'm as impressed with the camera work as with those 4 riders. like that last shot...how did they get it? What's floating over the course and keeping up with the riders? A camera on some zip lines?
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03-29-2010, 02:28 AM
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Have you seen this magical place? I would assume these particular jumps are pretty well hidden, or are they pretty well known?
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03-29-2010, 12:31 PM
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I haven't been to that particular area... I was trying to identify it but it didn't have any landmarks I know of.
But the whole North Shore is littered with trails like this. And they aren't hidden... if you know the terrain you can ride lines like this (for free) all day long. One of the reasons the Vancouver North Shore is labeled as the best free riding areas in NA.
Squamish is also starting to become a major player with really nice cut trails and features.
And... if you get bored with the North Shore... Whistler Bike Park is a short 1+- hour drive away.
But the whole North Shore is littered with trails like this. And they aren't hidden... if you know the terrain you can ride lines like this (for free) all day long. One of the reasons the Vancouver North Shore is labeled as the best free riding areas in NA.
Squamish is also starting to become a major player with really nice cut trails and features.
And... if you get bored with the North Shore... Whistler Bike Park is a short 1+- hour drive away.
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