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Scotty7447
- Member since Aug 18, 2013
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Denver , Colorado - 2 Followers
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Scotty7447 BenCathro's article
May 30, 2019 at 16:52
May 30, 2019
Video: CathroVision Track Walk - Fort William DH World Cup 2019
I would love to see that in depth video talking about what's going on with the Cannondale!
Scotty7447 scottsecco's article
May 15, 2017 at 9:30
May 15, 2017
Movies For Your Monday
The Syndicate posted their Lourdes video finally! I think just a bit too late to make it on here.
Scotty7447 brule's article
Aug 2, 2016 at 19:14
Aug 2, 2016
Photo of the Month - July 2016
@pidesd: that's pretty much what he said happened, to much force and he just collapsed.
Scotty7447 mattwragg's article
Jul 28, 2016 at 6:59
Jul 28, 2016
Pit Walk: EWS Round 5, Aspen-Snowmass
Everyone who said you can lift it by the saddle when it's fully extended is correct. The reason being that when the post is fully extended it runs into a mechanical stop, the post can psychically go no further, so it holds the weight just fine without relying on the stopping mech to hold the weight. If it's not in full extension and you're relying on the stopping mech to support the weight that's where you run into problems
Scotty7447 vernonfelton's article
Jul 16, 2016 at 12:28
Jul 16, 2016
The Most Important Component on a New Bike? - Pinkbike Poll
@j-t-g: I mean, mine are all anno red...
Scotty7447 mikekazimer's article
Jul 14, 2016 at 8:28
Jul 14, 2016
100% Aircraft Helmet - Review
@cottonmouthdug: what kind of crash was it? Story time?
I'm just curious cause my brother rides one
Scotty7447 mikekazimer's article
Jul 13, 2016 at 16:50
Jul 13, 2016
100% Aircraft Helmet - Review
@ride100percent: preach it!
Scotty7447 mikekazimer's article
Jul 13, 2016 at 16:50
Jul 13, 2016
100% Aircraft Helmet - Review
@MX298: lol naïve, well aren't we a smarty pants. :) I never said moto helmets don't protect you from smaller crashes. Of course they do. You're going to get better protection from an MTB helmet in an MTB application than you would from a MX helmet in an MTB application. These helmets are made with a specific application in mind and when you deviate from that specific application you're bound to loose performance somewhere. Will it work to use a moto helmet, yes. Will you get the same protection that you would from an MTB no, especially in the area of concussion protection. Use the right tool for the job is all I'm getting at.
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