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Guy Rides Bike Fast
#Skrrrt
Max Horner enduroing. Or is this more like DH? I guess if he pedals to the top it could be XC.
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- Date Posted
- Jan 13, 2017 at 16:28Jan 13, 2017
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro/DH
- Location
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Whistler, British Columbia, Canada
23 Comments
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woolenjumper
(Jan 17, 2017 at 9:04)
Best video title EVER! and kinda makes me feel like i have gone a litle over board riding similar trails with a down hill bike,full face helmet and neck brace!!
Rude Bwoi video
- + 5
when theres rocks involved, wear a full face. Saw some guy at the bikepark without half his face. He crashed and facebraked down a trail.
- + 6
How can you go overboard on protection if it makes that we bit safer for you, id much rather were a full face and neck brace on any track
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@GiantHuck: good man, id rather have a face left, i lack on elbow and knee pad, but always use my full face and neck brace for the past 2 years, i were a half self when im on jump my bike and i cannot get confident cause im worried about eating shit
- + 2
Everyone as a kid thought it was cool the less safety gear you wore, I always wondered if there were people who wore full Knights armour because they valued their life so much. It's an interesting topic, I know I wouldn't care what my kids did, because I figure they'd learn on their own, and if not I could always pump out another.
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@Kramz: yeah ave had my worst injusry cycling to the shop never broke anything doing downhill, but go over the bars and break my neck on the way to the shop
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Hey. Are you guys using zoom or prime lenses? If so how many mm? Also are u guys using auto focus or manual focus? Thanks
- + 4
This was shot on a Panasonic GH4 using a Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 and a Tokina 11-16 f/2.8. Manual focus always!
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@PeterWojnar: ok thanks. I have both those lenses on a canon 7d mark ii. And any tips on what the trick is with zooming?
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@spencersteven: Honestly, I cheated—It's really hard to zoom and maintain focus using a 70-200, especially since you have to rack focus if your subject is moving towards or away from you. You could do it with a follow focus rig and a separate person in charge of focusing... or you can shoot in 4K and zoom in post (which is what I did.)