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Err · **Joined:** Mon Sep 08, 2008 1:30 pm **Posts:** 61

Large Format wrote:

the photos are a little bit of the south chilcotin, the rockies, pemberton, salmon arm, and the slocan.

Right on, I did a trip with Dale @ Tyax, float plane up into the Chilcotins a few years ago, epic riding for sure. So many places to ride, so little time...

Ecobrad · **Posted:** Wed Nov 05, 2008 4:26 pm

jimw wrote:

In the random freeride stoke department, here's a vid I ran across recently. From norcal somewhere, but it's gone now. Pretty awesome building/riding. Would have been cool to see in person.

http://www.litterfilms.com/littermag/stinc.html

Bad ass stoke. That was rad.

JC · **Posted:** Fri Nov 07, 2008 2:42 pm

Large Format wrote:

the photos are a little bit of the south chilcotin, the rockies, pemberton, salmon arm, and the slocan.

Is that second pick from Tower of Power? Loved that ride...

Taft · **Posted:** Sun Nov 09, 2008 10:22 am

you've nailed it JC. the trail builders of pemberton deserve many beers bought for them. that place never lets me down. :drinks:

jimw · **Posted:** Thu Nov 13, 2008 3:39 pm

Well, still not snowing here in Santa Cruz. A bunch of sb.com peeps met up for some local riding last weekend (Ecobrad, SanFrantastico, wavy and his gf Katie, JC, BCMex, myself, and a couple "just mtn biker" buddies. Here are a few pics.

In da hood:

Redwood roundabout:

Good day to be out!

SF sacks up and hits a jump. :bananas:

The recent rains mean good conditions for building

JW over JC on DC in SC (huh?)

Katie said she had a good time, even though we took her on steep chutes, and made her cross stuff like this:

I asked, "so do you hate us now"? And she said, "hate is a little too strong... maybe just a strong dislike!"

TEX · **Posted:** Thu Nov 13, 2008 3:47 pm

Whos that Hippie dude? Seems like his hair would get caught in the spokes. His safety gear should include a hair net

jimw · **Posted:** Thu Nov 13, 2008 4:19 pm

TEX wrote:

Whos that Hippie dude? Seems like his hair would get caught in the spokes. His safety gear should include a hair net

Apparently his safety gear should also include a cup:

SanFrantastico · **Posted:** Thu Nov 13, 2008 5:10 pm

TEX wrote:

Whos that Hippie dude? Seems like his hair would get caught in the spokes. His safety gear should include a hair net

Don't you mean flying hippie, motherf*cker? Sadly the top of my head was cut off in that shot. If you could see how gloriously my hair was flowing in that wind at those august heights you wouldn't even think about follicular restraint aka a hair net.

Taft · **Posted:** Thu Nov 13, 2008 7:51 pm

welcome to the shoulder season. :scratch:

JC · **Posted:** Thu Nov 13, 2008 8:17 pm

JW over JC on DC in SC (huh?)

Hell yeah! See what split boarders will do for each other... Now I just need to get my Nomad rolling, put on the battle armor and have you return the favor.

Nice to meet everyone out there. Had a blast. Look forward to the next ride - snow or dirt...

SanFrantastico · **Posted:** Fri Nov 14, 2008 8:08 am

Nice to meet you JC, and it was fun riding with the whole crew back there. That roundabout was really funny... 9 of us kept going around in a circle and some random couple pedaled up and joined in. JC really helped me out by coaching me down a chute that was making my ass pucker. It really helped with my progression a lot. Thanks! Speaking of ass-puckering...

Here's Mark:

And of course if it's dangerous Jim can't pass it up:

Jim also helped my progression by suggesting that I session this little double. That look on my face is a combination of intense concentration, blind panic, and perhaps lingering ball pain.

Thanks guys! :bananas:

JC · **Posted:** Fri Nov 14, 2008 9:12 pm

SanFrantastico wrote:

Nice to meet you JC, and it was fun riding with the whole crew back there. That roundabout was really funny... 9 of us kept going around in a circle and some random couple pedaled up and joined in.

What Jim didn't tell you is that little stick circle is actually a time vortex. You time traveled and those people who joined you weren't out on the same day at all. How you made it back, is a secret that stays in Santa Cruz. The advantage of time travel though is less crowded trails - except for the day you picked because that couple showed up.

SanFrantastico wrote:

JC really helped me out by coaching me down a chute that was making my ass pucker. It really helped with my progression a lot. Thanks!

Happy to help a brother out. You made it look easy!

SanFrantastico · **Posted:** Mon Dec 08, 2008 8:45 pm

We got dirt!!!

Flying Jimw...

...from Hell Edition. (TM)

Tree cam of the trail gap. Yeah Jim!

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