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Loïc Bruni: The Learning Process Of A Downhiller
Loïc Bruni’s career has just begun but there’s no doubt he’s one of the most talented riders on the MTB Downhill World Cup circuit.
But what does it take to get to the top?
In this video, Loïc tells us a few things he learned since he started racing, blasting down his home track in Saint Maxime France during the off-season.
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Apr 11, 2014
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- Date Posted
- Apr 4, 2014 at 4:45Apr 4, 2014
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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St Maxime, France
28 Comments
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raknareok
(Apr 11, 2014 at 2:08)
I'm sorry i just can't take this video seriously after watching "How to make a sick edit", it really has everything!
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^^^^LOL!! to all the above.
VOD...really? And they really should have included subtitles...all I can hear is, bluh blubbah bluh
VOD...really? And they really should have included subtitles...all I can hear is, bluh blubbah bluh
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Starting watching the video and thought of that, went to the comments and realized I wasn't alone.
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The cheesy undertone was overlaid by the fact that it rally was a hard environment to shred like that. But i mean come on, was the whole intro bit necessary haha
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@adamdavis7869 ;The coolest riders ride without any protection. True !
The fastest riders could just need this extra bit of protection and comfort. It's Downhill - No Freeride !
+ Pro riders just got to show who's backing them.
The fastest riders could just need this extra bit of protection and comfort. It's Downhill - No Freeride !
+ Pro riders just got to show who's backing them.
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Dude, it really does. It sounds a bit like a bad Cartman impression. I will say this, if biting nuts is what it takes to be an epic pro these days, count me out.