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@brianpark: wait I missed this, where is this video??

We need a video of it in action!

A huge part about photography you're overlooking is being smart enough to be in the right place at the right time. Some shots have can only be taken once, and only last a second. If you're not already in the right place, with camera in hand, you missed it. That's what an experienced photographer can anticipate, which is not "interpretative", it's talent and experience.

Fingerbike and Peloton.

I've always said an event that feels like the Natural Selection Tour needs to come to MTB, and this looks like it. Really exciting stuff.

Literally right here https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cyg_2JASWzE/

Shoutout to Tyler Robinson and his company Poll Sound! They've been killing it every year at Rampage. They do all the sound and power cables, the generators, the PA and video systems, and more I'm probably forgetting about. They show up about two weeks ahead of time to start setting up, and are literally climbing up the mountain with heavy cables to make this event happen. Takedown takes days as well, and then cleaning all the dirt off the equipment once they've got it back to the warehouse is even more time. If you're in the intermountain west and need a production company, support these guys!! https://www.pollsound.com/

I have personally seen a truck with this rack, loaded with bikes doing 60 on a back road with no ejecto seato. I’m no engineer but I think with bikes off the hitch and more centered in the wheelbase, there’s less leverage on the bikes so they physically don’t move as much. Pair that with a solid mounting system and I think you’ve got the best off road solution out there. On the tailgate pad is good, but they still slide back and forth and can wreck paint. These just don’t hit each other. I think if you want to do Baja runs on the way to the trail, this is the solution

That British Racing Green is *chef's kiss*

USA USA USA