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Vanderham and Simmons Ride Element MSL On The North Shore
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Wade and Thomas shred the shore on the new Rocky Mountain Element MSL.
Shot and edited by Matt Dennison.
Song: "Nervous Breakdown" by Will Crum
When they were looking over the last drop I was like
"No f*cking way" seriously thought they were going to do it.
And if you buy this bike you know have no excuse for going slow.
"No f*cking way" seriously thought they were going to do it.
And if you buy this bike you know have no excuse for going slow.
only the seat stays are carbon, but my '07 edition is still going strong
www.pinkbike.com/photo/8038997
www.pinkbike.com/photo/8038997
6 feet is the biggest i've gone on it, and could never hope to be as smooth as they are, saying more about the durability of the bike 
ya i can do that jump... that rock roll is a little harder... that's fairly sized ladder... that rock drop is.....no, no way, im going around...that's Massive!
is there really that much of a shortage of good videos on pinkbike that you had to make a video VOD that most of us have already watched off the news feed???????!!!!!!!!!
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I'm assuming most people saw the Santa Cruz failure test video. carbon > aluminum. Period. Yes it's an expensive risk for most of us to take, but more and more all mountain and dh frames are made of carbon instead of aluminum, and it's not because we're all weight weenies, it's because carbon is stronger. Aluminum has a relatively short fatigue life, too many hard hits = cracked frame. Carbon will flex and soak up the hits longer than I ever will. This is a sweet video and I wish I could be that smooth on any bike! Great riding and awesome camera work/ editing on this video. I was wondering how long it would take to be VOD
carbon is the way forward on all frames, the only thing that lets it down is that it is very expensive to buy and mould. To have a frame mould made it costs between £200,000- £400,000 or more depending on the complexity. Carbon is great strength wise but the down side to it is that it dose not dent and flex like aluminium and no signs of fatigue will show. you only know a carbon frame is gone when it cracks due to carbon being brittle. so yes it will soak up the hits well and for alot longer than an aluminium frame but not only is it more expensive, but when it dose decide to fail it will snap/ crack and not bend like aluminium. Overall though the pro's far outweigh the con's. It just needs to become cheaper!
Well once the market is higher for carbon, it will go down a little bit. More people need to see what I saw (the aluminum vs carbon video)
Any time those 2 can be seen riding and having fun on video, it instantly should be VOD.
Two gods in one cool vid,hellooooooo heaven.
Love it when guys who shred, also do it on XC bikes. You don't need huge bikes when you have huge b@!!s....
Seats up, rippin!!! That high of a seat is askn for a rodeo crash!!! Bucked off by the seat!! Too much skill. Props boys,A?!?!
Bawlin.
XC is probably one of the more underrated levels of riding, doesn't pull out to be exciting on camera. This was tastefully done though, not many places in the world with trails and those kind of natural features to hit on.
the qustion thay ask, Is your xc bike this fun to ride? well id have to say yes mine is cuz i do the same shit with my cx bike. live to thash
i went out to Vancouver last year and i used my 2011 Specialized Stumpy on the North Shore trails and let me tell you they make it look E-Z they were shredding those trails trust me those trails are not as easy as you think
One of my favourite vids ever. Props to some amazing riding on weenie bikes, and big kudos for the filming and editing. Everything about the vid is sick.
these guys can rock any bike and make it look that they're riding a rig with 6-7" of travel! respect to simmons and vanderham!
That's why I had damaged two Elements in the past riding terrain over the limits of light weight XC bike. Crushing down tube and top tube which Rocky won't warrantee.
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sick video, and finally a VOD on XC bikes. It also proves that you don't need 180mm of travel to do stuff like that. I ride a 140mm hard tail and do stuff like this and people think im mad.
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thats nuthing.....u should see the sh*t im hittin on my yeti asr5 carbon. sick vid anyway u guys where hella quik
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