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Watch: Nate Hills’ New Favorite: Deer Creek Canyon
After last week’s episode on Longhorn, I have a new favorite Front Range descent… Mountain biking Deer Creek Canyon in Key Caryl, Colorado with James Weingarten. #followcamfriday When in doubt, air it out.
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Watch: Riding One of Moab’s Gnarliest and Exposed Trails: Jackson’s
Mountain biking Jackson’s with Chris Boice and Kyle Mears in Moab, Utah. #followcamfriday with the bru’s. See if you can ride any of these lines….
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Review: G-Form Pro-X Knee Pads Crash Tested
G-Form was one of the first companies to really push soft body armor as a viable alternative to the classic, storm trooper-style hard plastic protection. And now, years later, almost every protection brand also offers a similar style of soft, low profile armor in the same vein as G-Form. But that hasn’t kept G-Form from consistent …
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G-Form Pro-X Elbow Pads Review
G-Form is renowned for their low profile, comfortable soft body armor, and the Pro-X line is one step in their ongoing evolution. The Pro-X Elbow Pads from G-Form contain all the same tech as the Pro-X Knee Pads, such as the the impact-absorbing RPT™ cells. As I noted in my knee pad review, I’m generally not a …
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Watch: 5000-Foot MTB Descent!! Mt. Wilson – Los Angeles
Basically SoCal’s version of the Downieville Downhill. This trail boasts a whopping 5000+ vertical feet of descending in 13 miles! There is a shuttle service run by Southern California Outdoor Adventures that will take you up Highway 2 (Angeles Crest) all the way to the top of Mt. Wilson. It’s an Epic ride with gnarly …
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