After Rampage we headed up to Big Water and had an amazing day riding Freeride lines with good friends. This is one of the best Freeride spot I have ever ridden !
Why do you always write "shred" instead of ride? Isn't shredding like when you cut or mince something, like cheese. Is it just a very cool way of saying ride? Should I say that I shred my bike to the super market instead of ride? Would it make me look cool among my english speaking friends?
100%! Inadvertently, you could ride cabbage, or ride pork, or ride cheese. It’s way cooler than saying shred and all of your English speaking friends will admire you, I promise.
Shredding if a type of riding my foreign friend. It can also be considered a feeling - take it in and apply your understanding on your way ton the market and you will know the answer to your question.
...its quite possible that you actually shred very hard on your way to buy eggs.
"It's about personalities, a lifestyle, a certain dedication to the art of riding bikes and building trails, things that are far more important than how many views or likes a video gets on social media.
We want Fest Series to represent the art and essence of what we believe riding bikes is all about – and hope it can be an example of realness to future generations and whoever else is into bikes."
@jabblede: I just dont understand why it's so hard to understand that thats their vision for the Fest Series. Not Rampage. Not their film projects. Just the Fest Series. A series they started and have creative control over.
@Blablablup123: I agree. They weren't saying anything about other business opportunities or other events - they were just talking about Fest. I mean that poorly-written/passive-aggressive PR statement made it pretty clear that corporate communication isn't their forte, but at the end of the day they were just saying that they wanted their own creation to be about a specific type of rider-focused thing and not turn it any further into a media-driven event. If they want to choose to limit Fest series' media exposure and financial potential, then whatever, that's their choice. Give'r.
Great!... but I was wondering about hydratation. I mean, you're in the desert (not at the hottest period though), and you make tremendous efforts to climb some steep terrains pushing and carrying your heavy bike. Logically you sweat, and fatally there must be a moment when thirst becomes an issue. No water bottles on the bikes, no camel backs, nothing. I didn't even see any bottles left at the bottom like we sometimes do at bike parks or such. Just wondering...
We want Fest Series to represent the art and essence of what we believe riding bikes is all about – and hope it can be an example of realness to future generations and whoever else is into bikes."
And then he went to judge Ramage lol
I mean, you're in the desert (not at the hottest period though), and you make tremendous efforts to climb some steep terrains pushing and carrying your heavy bike. Logically you sweat, and fatally there must be a moment when thirst becomes an issue.
No water bottles on the bikes, no camel backs, nothing.
I didn't even see any bottles left at the bottom like we sometimes do at bike parks or such.
Just wondering...