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Source: Riport by Connery
The producers of New Zealands most successful mountainbike film ‘How About It’, are teaming back up to produce another mountain bike film for the Southern Hemisphere summer of 2008/2009, titled ‘TakeOne’.
‘TakeOne’ is a revolutionary project delivering fresh mountain bike content for FREE. The project is broken down into two main parts, a mountain bike web cinema channel and a mountainbike DVD.
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 Source: norco.com
The 2009 Fluid LT2 is a 6” travel All Mountain Long Travel mountain bike that can do it all. Utilizing a Fox DHX-3 Rear Shock and a Marzocchi 55 ATA fork, the LT2 can climb, descend, and tackle anything in between.
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 Source: FOX Racing Shox
Watsonville, CA, November 12, 2008 - FOX Racing Shox is proud to announce their World Championship Limited Edition 40 RC2 Fork and DHX RC4 Rear Shock will be made available for sale in a run of just 200 individually numbered units. In June, 2008 at Val di Sole, Italy history was made when sister and brother Rachel and Gee Atherton of team Animal-Commencal rode to dual victories in the World Championship Downhill race riding FOX’s 40 RC2 and DHX RC4.
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From SCOTT
SCOTT Progressive athletes Mike Hopkins and James Doerfling both had impressive runs at this year’s Red Bull Rampage, held October 11 - 12 in Virgin, Utah. Hopkins placed 6th overall in the final round, showing that big mountain riding is his style. Both James and Mike were competing in their first Rampage, as the event lay dormant for four years and the last installment was well before these athletes turned pro. In fact, it was the unbelievable footage that came from the original competition that inspired these young riders to progress their own skills.
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Source: Norco
Norco history begins all the way back in 1964, when Bert Lewis established Northern Cycle Industries. We can go back as much as 45 years; however, the past 16 have been crucial in developing Norco into what it is today. In 1993, Norco manufactured its first full-suspension mountain bike. The ball has not stopped rolling since.
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Freeride legend Richie Schley has been featured in more videos than most film producers have made. Having gained so much experience as protagonist over the years, it’s no surprise that Richie became avid for being in control of a project. „I was really tired of wasting time on shoots and having to convince cameramen and producers that a shot was worthy, so I thought it would be great to ultimately have the final say,“ Richie states. „I also feel that I have a pretty good sense for what it takes to get the job done. That’s why I decided to produce my own video for a change.“
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After the huge success of having gathered 42,000 unique viewers who watched the adidas Slopestyle live on Freecaster.tv this year, the organizers of Europe’s leading freeride event decided not to produce an event DVD as in previous years, but to give freeride enthusiasts around the world free access to the 2008 adidas Slopestyle highlight show.
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North Vancouver, BC – October 01, 2008 – Kamloops kid Graham Agassiz is the latest graduate from the Sombrio Amateur Team to the Cartel. With an impressive 2008 season under his jersey, he has earned more than just his stripes. His contest results speak for themselves; with a star studded field at Darren Berrecloth’s Invitational Slopestyle, Agassiz threw down for a solid 3rd place podium finish, battled hard for 2nd place at the Redbull Round up, and landed 3rd at Jordie Lunn’s Peanut Butter Knife Fight earlier this spring.
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