MasterOfStone

ahahahaha...I thought my pc had gone mad!!! shit April fools......

Sweet video, looks like fun.

Will Sessions 4 be the last video of the season?

I was about to say the same :-p

Unfortunately I am not based in North America, but just out of curiosity, if you don't mind me asking, how does this program works? I contribute to Knolly's brand awareness when I go out to local trails here in Japan, happy to do so. Many riders always look at my Delirium thinking "Where the heck did that came from!"

Judging Rampage has got to be one of the most difficult events for a Judge. However, they did get it right with some/several of the riders they scored but when most of the viewers (on location or not) and even riders say that Norbs got robbed you guys (Judges) should admit to that and take it as a lesson learned for next Rampage. Oh yes and as a personal opinion ALL judges should have Rampage experience that is scoping/building lines, plus good knowledge and awareness of that type of environment since this is claimed to be a very unique event (to which I agree). Doesn't matter if the person has judged in Europe, Africa, Asia, Middle East, etc...

Yeah, those two are very talented riders. Always wondered why M.Hopkins shifted to Norco, he's another crazy fast dude.

Caiokv, suspension is something that requires some knowledge and patience to have it dialed and the settings changes depending on the terrain. True it does help/aid the rider but that bit of time spent on your bike to have it ready makes things more interesting when we are out on the trail/track. As to why do I even use a bike, well last I checked this sport is called Mountain Biking, it requires the person to use a bike. With regards to your car analogy, car and mountain bikes have entirely different use and purposes. Agreed, computer aided machines do improve/help people on a day to day basis but is precisely that improvement that when achieved without any sort of electronic help makes things more interesting for example setting-up the bike and making down with what we have, and I don't need to be a "Mechanical Engineer" to say/know this. The bottom line here is that we have two different views on how to enjoy MTB so have a blast putting that system on your bike ( if you can afford to do so ), I will keep mine as it is.