trials biking beginner should sum it up. me and pedrothelion10 doing some trials biking in inverness only after one week of trials so not amazing but still cool
Here at Higher Gear we have all your fitness hybrid bike needs, from Specialized to Scott to Bianchi. Fitness hybrid bikes come with 700c wheels that are a touch wider than a traditional road bike tires. These tires are more resistant to flats and have more traction – a must have if you want to ride on rougher roads or a crushed limestone-like trail. Fitness hybrid bikes are great for people that want an efficient bike but don’t want the dropped body position. Some of the great features of fitness hybrid bikes are: • Disc brakes. These are great for riders who ride year-round, or those who are going to ride in rougher conditions. • Ergonomical grips. These take out some of the vibration your hands and shoulders feel from the road.
What’s the video about: This video shows you the Active Surge Full Suspension Mountain Bike, this video includes reviews about the bike, pictures and videos of the bike and lastly some specifications of the bike. Who’s in this video: Chrisp7404 TomMountainBiker1994 Paul P Music used: Scooter – Summer (I do not own)
Whats the video about: This video shows a Barracuda Atomic mountain bike, there is pictures of the bike and a 1st person view of the bike going round a village called treeton. Thanks to joshywalsh1 for finding out what this bike was called. Who’s in this video: Chrisp7404 Music used: Chris Decay – Like That (I do not own)
What’s the video about: This video shows you the Challenge Sceptre mountain bike, in this video we show you pictures of the bike, information about the bike and two video clips of the bike. Who’s in this video: Chrisp7404 Music used: Sgt Slick – That’s What This Love Is (I do not own)
This is some extreme mountain biking on Hazard Ridge Trail in Los Osos. Be sure to watch this awesome vid in 1080p HD for the best viewing experience! I’m filming with my GoPro HD Helmet Hero and riding my full suspension Gary Fisher / Trek Rumblefish 29er.
I hear the spine is nothing compared to what it used to be back in the 80’s and 90’s. It was more jagged and dangerous, and the bikes didn’t have any suspension. Only elite riders could clear it. The modern day version of the spine is a little more buffed out, and mountain bikes, with full suspension, have evolved a great deal. It’s got to be much easier to conquer today. This was my first attempt ever. Shot with a GoPro HD at 960p with an unfortunate smudge on the lens. 
Video close up on the new 2012 Trek Fuel EX 8. For full product details, visit www.evanscycles.com
a second video of my bike, its getting too small for me so im probably gonna throw it on craigslist soon here. I explain the reason for the change in paint color in the video.
