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@toubr: Sorry, aber dann vielleicht vorher darüber nachdenken, was das Resultat sein könnte - ist ja nicht so, dass PB kaum Verkehr aus Europa hat. Gebiete, in denen es Probleme mit den Nutzern gibt, sollte man von vorneherein nicht für solche Beiträge und Reportagen nutzen.

@blowmyfuse: oh....sorry, my apologies....I just know the old movie and in that one the Red Hot Chili Peppers are knocking down Keanu.

@blowmyfuse: I have no idea who the people you mention are .... but I have ridden at enough places worldwide to tell you that trails and dj spots and local dh tracks are nothing like Jaws and Mavericks. So far decent and respectful behaviour and a shovel (no dig no ride, eh?) have been opening doors. You come of quite bitter and angry. No reason.

@Mtbr1975: I teach my son and have a core group of riders sharing this belief. MTB is more than a bloody hobby. It is like surfing, a way of living and appreciating nature and fellow humans.

To me it looks like an old Diamondback, Mission it was called I think.

@Yaan: Sad but true. The self-entitlement is slowly wrecking biking culture I fear.

Such a great guy, friendly and decent. True professional. Me and my little one are already looking forward to Loosefest 2020.....

@leelau: And this is a global phenomenon....I was riding in Finale Ligure for a few days after Christmas. I had a flat tire and decided to walk back to the campground since I found it too cold to fix it. I had all the tools with me, btw. Of about seven groups of riders who passed me, two groups stopped and asked if I was ok or maybe needed help. Two. And in the Alps it is worse, so bad that I like to say "mountainbiking is the new golfing". People buying the latest bikes and kit without having any idea about the biking culture or even decent behaviour.

Looks like a Session.

It really looks nice...the only thing I do not understand is why the ears are not really covered as in similar products.