trigger89

absolutely stunning.

doesnt bother me to "look like a wierdo". I just recently took my Go Pro Hero 2 out to an arena and had a bunch of young steer riders wear it on the chest mount for an up close and personal view of what it looks like to participate in one of the most dangerous sports in the world...rodeo. after being trampled, dropped, thrown and generally abused in the worst way...damn gopro is still tickin, believe I'll stick with it.

so lettme get this straight. all you old school guys seem to think that this app would be a piece of $hit. and the new schoolers think its pretty cool. well I can tell you what I think from a new comers perspective. This last season was my first season riding mtb of any discipline. admittedly I probably asked people some very stupid questions that made them laugh. and suspension is still a bit of a mystery to me but my knowledge is getting there. having an app like this would allow me to figure out what the factory deems appropriate, and I can dial it in from there myself. but the beginning knowledge is a very very useful thing. being shown step by step, barney style, gives a person a very good bead on how its supposed to be done and with time and many rides that person begins to figure out how to do it themselves. all you old school and highly knowledgeable individuals didnt learn shock and fork set up over night so why make it difficult for people that just learned about the sport and would like to get into more suffer?