Video: Enduro Rider Morgane Such Takes Claudio Caluori to Scuol in an Instagram Challenge
Morgane Such is part of a new generation of mountain bikers: she is fast, she is young, she rides all kind of different bikes and she knows the social media game by heart. There is no better teacher for Claudio Caluori to learn just what it takes to put together the most likeable Instagram edit ever. For the 5th and final episode of “Take Claudio to the Limit” Morgane and Claudio visit Scuol in the Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair bike region with the mission to boost their social media game and showcase the area as well as themselves in the best possible way.
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It's not actually weird, it's predictable.
@hi-dr-nick You're on Pinkbike regularly precisely to get a clue what's going on with random people that aren't your close friends...
I'm gonna make a wild guess that you check "normal" news sites too from time to time. So you kinda know a lot about a lot of random people who aren't your close friends.
I'm genuinely curious though, why did you allow random followers and/or followed random people instead of just your friends in the first place? You're kinda blaming the app for something that was entirely under your control.
Look, I'm not saying there's no benefit to getting off instagram, especially for some people who maybe are more vulnerable. More power to you if it keeps you happy. It's just funny when people brag about not using one social medium on another social medium (which PB essentially is).
@Vudu74
Only if you choose to provide it to them, no?
or
If a ride is not on Instragram, did it ever happen?
You don’t say.
Considering the comments it's as batshit stupid as all the others. Way to go @graubuendenBIKE
MTB is THE sport for many, many people in the alps and for the most part MTB is widely accepted and pushed.The Swiss villages, sport groups, sports university, etc are all in part reposnsible for the crazy high number (per capita) of very solid riders: Yeah it can be a bit weird....but the results speak for themselves, lots of people living in Switzerland make a pretty tidy living in one way or another from MTB.