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RadelaideDH
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A few radelaide lads enjoying the trails :) Cameron Schrapel Nicholas Welch Liam Porter
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RadelaideDH TLDandSPECIALIZED's video
Oct 19, 2015 at 1:01
Oct 19, 2015
Not a bad edit with some sick angles.
Your filming would defiantly benefit from a decent steady cam system.
Overall still sick. Also agree with not skidding on public tracks, use your speed not your brakes.
RadelaideDH daniellebaker's article
Mar 11, 2015 at 7:11
Mar 11, 2015
The B-Side: It's About the Riding, Not the Soft Tissue
Having male and female frames is a relivent due to the anatomy of the human body. In most but not all cases women will have longer legs but a shorter torso compared to men, this so forth changes the way the engineers designed the bike to feel. The way to have a woman have the same fell, on the "same" bike is to changes the geometry slightly (shorten the distance between the saddle and stem) in doing this you achieve the same desired feel but create a gender specific frame.
I'm not trying to be rude or arrogrent here, just pointing out that for most things there is no need for gender specific item but for other such as the frame and saddle there it.


