RED BULLRAMPAGE
THE BIKESOnce again, photographer Sterling Lorence, absolutely kills it out in the desert to bring you portraits of riders with their bikes. Tracking down all of these guys through the expanse of the canyon is no mean feat and yet each year Sterl delivers the goods.
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And logan, more commonly known as #POACHeli, such a goon. Never seen someone so disrespectful.
I don't think lines at a competition are the same as trailbuilders trails, name a sport that has similar comparitive advantages?
(Purely technical / historical interest here. Polemics need not apply.)
True, he is pretty fast but Andreu may have the edge on throwing down some big tricks. I suppose boost was a poor word choice.... maybe I should have said "to help him throw down some big tricks"
Also an awful lot of Marzocchi forks considering they're supposed to be bankrupt.
Am I wrong or someone misspelled Robbie Bourdon surname?
Jesus @johnyyy ... cheer up, saying it's just your opinion does not redeem yourself from behaving an a-hole. There's a Polish dude on rampage on a Polish bike, when I was watching NWD1 when all we had was fireroads and few shitty DH tracks, it was unthinkable - Cheer the fk up
ps: I dont feel like an a-hole, is it bad to ask for more? I'm not hating the company so chill
loaner or bought because it's cheap...
Also, Not sure if morpheus was really giving Wil White support or if they just gave him a frame. Either way Wil White seems to have to always go through a lot of adversity and that is TOUGH
www.vitalmtb.com/forums/The-Hub,2/2015-Red-Bull-Rampage-Build,8751#post_20203
and the following shows him as a Morheus factory rider:-
www.morpheusbikes.com/factory-team-riders
I don't mean to diss Morpheus. Any frame could break if it is hit badly enough.
Canyon = 2
Scott = 6
Yt = 4
Trek = 5
Transition = 1
Dartmoor = 2
Commencal = 4
Pivot = 2
GT = 1
Polygon = 2
Khs = 1
Kona = 2
Giant = 1
Morpheus = 1
Specialized = 2
epic - extending beyond the usual or ordinary especially in size or scope
There once was a time when Pinkbike "photo epics" involved the photographers journeying beyond the ordinary to take their pictures. That was some good stuff!
www.pinkbike.com/news/the-steps-to-adventure-clif-bar-hunter-shandro-2014.html
1) chain retention tech is very impressive these days. You pointed out the n/w rings but that coupled with the clutch rear derailleur does a pretty awesome job ok keeping the chain on.
2) These guys are not pedaling and shifting that much at Rampage. And if you look at the bikes in the pictures most guys are running a very narrow range cassette in the back which means that their is very minimal slack in the chains for the derailleur to take up. So their chains will bounce around even less than usual.
3) The Rampage course, while gnarly and hell is relatively smooth. The drops are huge and the lines are steep, but most of the riders lines are pretty buffed out. Its not like a WC course with roots and gnarly rock gardens where the chain is most likely to be bouncing around the most.
forks: boxer 16, fox 12
shock coil: boxer 6, marzocchi 6
shock air: fox 6, rockshox 5
cranksets: shimano 13, sram xo dh 12
chain guides: none 11, e*thirteen 7
wheelsets: spank 6, hope 6
Will White wearing a Shimano t-shirt, but running SRAM? lol
Nice to still see a few Marz forks about.
PS : Please more pictures and videos of the outsiders ! Including Métailler