Italian925
- Member since Nov 17, 2010
- Male / 31
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Walnut Creek , California - 16 Followers
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Italian925 giantbicycles's article
May 31, 2017 at 13:33
May 31, 2017
Carlson and Morrison Battle the Wicklow EWS – Video
*Unzips
Italian925 pinkbikeaudience's article
Oct 14, 2016 at 9:27
Oct 14, 2016
Updates and Results - Red Bull Rampage 2016
Redbull.tv has a live feed. Get you some of that homie
Italian925 daniellebaker's article
Oct 14, 2016 at 9:04
Oct 14, 2016
No One Gets Robbed - Red Bull Rampage 2016
Can't wait to pretend to pay attention in class today.
Italian925 ericashley's article
May 17, 2016 at 10:34
May 17, 2016
Pro GRT 2016, NW Cup Round 2, Port Angeles, WA - Pro Results
First Pro GRT for ya boi TStep! Congrats dude!!!
Italian925 redbullbike's article
Oct 15, 2015 at 20:20
Oct 15, 2015
Video: Berrecloth's Qualifying Run - Red Bull Rampage 2015
I think puts the concern about the new bike to rest. Claw absolutely killed it
Italian925 SteelCityMedia's article
Dec 3, 2013 at 14:21
Dec 3, 2013
Cotic Bikes Presents #26aintdead
Which is why you should learn how to ride a different wheel size. After learning how to ride a 29'er and a 650B, I'm never going back to a 26. It's a much more stable riding wheel size and bike if you find the right one.
Italian925 SteelCityMedia's article
Dec 3, 2013 at 14:18
Dec 3, 2013
Cotic Bikes Presents #26aintdead
It's not hype. If you actually learn how to ride a different wheel size, and take time to get used to it, you'll be surprised on the performance you'll get. For most of us, a 29'er would probably be a better choice, or a 650B. I used to be against the 29 craze, then I threw a leg over a BMC 29. I out climbed, and out rode my buddies after a couple of rides. Sure, it felt weird at first, but I took the time and put in the effort to learn how to ride the bike. I will NEVER go back to a 26". A 29 rolls faster, easier, and it overall a better bike if you are on the right rig.
