A couple words from
Jan Putniorz, AntidoteBikes co-Founder.
We designed this frame for one purpose - to go down the mountain really fast. Doesn't matter if you are a racer, or ride just for fun - Lifeline is the right tool for the job. Starting with the geometry - long and slack, through the lightweight and stiff composite construction, and active, yet efficient suspension, the Lifeline frame is at heart of a very fast bike. And as the terrain gets harder, lines get steeper, the limits of this bike are still very, very far away.
The intended use of the frame is downhill racing, but there's lot of great freeriders using Lifeline for crazy freeride - 200mm of travel with our FDS "never ending travel" feel makes it a real weapon even for the biggest drops and most hardcore freeride spots.Gabriel Smogorzewski always gives us a good opportunity to proof the strength and durability of the LifeLine in the roughest conditions. He provides us a lot of us tips and notices about possible upgrades in our products. It's very import_ant for us, because we're the manufacturer, so there's no problem to apply improvements on every stage of production. So generally, together we're pushing our limits even further. We believe that growing of our company and the cooperation with experienced riders follows the same path.Filmed and edited by
flairmotion.plRider : Gabriel Smogorzewski
4K version of video -
here!
Wybraliście zacną miejscówkę w Kozach, ale nie wykorzystaliście jej potencjału. Pozkazany styl jazdy jest taki sobie, a przeciąganie filmu w nieskończoność przez ujęcia slow-mo jest po prostu żenujące.
Rozumiem, że też śmigałeś na Chrobaczej i wiesz jakie tam są możliwości?
Do tego materiał zdekontrastowany, średnio wygląda całość.
Nie odbierajcie tego jako atak na was tylko konstruktywną krytykę na przyszłość.