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Transition Bikes owner Kevin Menard takes his Preston FR out for a ride on some local trails.
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kmart14
(Feb 4, 2008 at 16:23)
nice
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Kevin,
That video suited that Preson FR perfect man.
Super flow trail, looks sick.
Nice camera work to.
Great Video in general.
That video suited that Preson FR perfect man.
Super flow trail, looks sick.
Nice camera work to.
Great Video in general.
Killer vid. Music really suits the riding and flow. That forest is creepy in the sun, I'd love to see it in some fog and rain!
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great to see a bike company whose owner himself rides like that. And the bike seems to handle so good.
narley is spelt 'Gnarley'. jst like gnome. its a cool word cz it has a 'G' at the start.
i agree with the berms, they are sweet, i have a transition bottlerocket, those bikes are so smooth and take such a beating, its increadible. just hop on one and you instantly jst want 2 go pump the berms and ride some shore
i agree with the berms, they are sweet, i have a transition bottlerocket, those bikes are so smooth and take such a beating, its increadible. just hop on one and you instantly jst want 2 go pump the berms and ride some shore
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Great video Kevin! I've decided that a transition bike will make a good "Congrats on finishing medical school" present for myself! 2 and half more years to go..... sheesh...
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Oh my god why don't I have anything like this where I live?
Looks so smooth. I like the way he wasn't going at it like it was a race, just taking his time. It's the best way to ride.
Looks so smooth. I like the way he wasn't going at it like it was a race, just taking his time. It's the best way to ride.
Does anybody know the name of that trail? I ride at Galbraith quite frequently but I've never ridden that trail. It looks freakin awesome!!
Great vid, can't wait for summer!
Great vid, can't wait for summer!
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nice to hear APC's song in such a video
If I would make once my own, than I would probably use tool's aenema (if it would have 13 minutes at least
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If I would make once my own, than I would probably use tool's aenema (if it would have 13 minutes at least )
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you can always make trails into what ever you want but seein a rider with skill is amazing. This video just happens to show no skill what so ever
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Nice vid.
excuse the randomness but would anyone happen to know what kind of helmet he's wearing? or if you know of simlar types.
excuse the randomness but would anyone happen to know what kind of helmet he's wearing? or if you know of simlar types.
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you wouldnt be saying that if you had ridden those trails on that bike
it is actually a really awesome video as well as a bike
it is actually a really awesome video as well as a bike
Nice shredding of the Galby-Gnar Kevin! I miss Bellingham so much now, nice showing of my favorite trails. Kudos!
also, nice job hitting the big gap on mullet, that thing has me so sketched out. :-)
also, nice job hitting the big gap on mullet, that thing has me so sketched out. :-)
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Great video of some of Washington's finest trails.
Kevin's a super chill dude. Rider, Builder, and an owner of Transition Bike Company.
Props!
Kevin's a super chill dude. Rider, Builder, and an owner of Transition Bike Company.
Props!
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nice good vid. the only thing that was annoying for me was repetetive camera angles. almost every shot was just the camera staying in one place. shot after shot. i would have liked it better if the camera followed him more often cux then you get longer clips and get more variety in the camera angles. but a good vid none-the-less
the rider is really smooth... it all seem flowing and easy, but when you look carefully some jumps are really bigger than the rider makes them appear to be.
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