Woodwhistler
- Member since Sep 1, 2013
- Male / 27
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Porvoo , Finland - 4 Followers
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Mountain biker from Porvoo, Finland.
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Woodwhistler pinkbikeaudience's article
Oct 6, 2016 at 22:27
Oct 6, 2016
2017 Absa Cape Epic Route Revealed - Video
Cape Epic, SwissEpic and BC Bike Race are the things dreams are made of.
Woodwhistler mdelorme's article
Aug 8, 2016 at 7:15
Aug 8, 2016
One Last Dance: XC Finals - Mont-Sainte-Anne World Cup 2016
I can´t see the point of it to get even more technical, there is dh and enduro for that. I think that XCO should not become extremely hard technique-wise, as it already is extremely hard as a whole. It tests you as a complete mountain biker. The riders can barely see after tough ascents and then they have to tackle as tough descents. Have you seen any of the world cup tracks in real life? There are some really scary parts already, which are good as they now are.
Woodwhistler vernonfelton's article
Jun 3, 2016 at 4:04
Jun 3, 2016
Gorilla Grip Hex Key Set - Review
@cunning-linguist: but cheaper than Park
Woodwhistler JaakkoPosti's article
Oct 12, 2014 at 1:34
Oct 12, 2014
User Experience: Mountain Biking in Lapland
Well the point from the finnish posts above are that the Department of Forest have technically forbidden to ride on the trails in National Parks...although people ride on those trails anyway because it is stated in Finland`s law that you`re allowed to move without motored vehicles anywhere you want in the nature, excluding military bases and such. But now the wind of changes have begun to strengthen and if I remember correctly the DoF is about to make it legal to bicycle on trails in National Parks.
Woodwhistler mdelorme's article
Aug 25, 2014 at 10:53
Aug 25, 2014
Photo Epic: World Cup XCO Finals - Meribel
Goddamn where do you get these stupid arguments from?! Why would you want to throw 29ers in the bin? Because somebody wins an XC race on 27,5?
I`ve ridden both wheelsizes and on a hardtail the 29" is hands down better for the regular rider. The positives greatly overscreeds the negatives.
