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Comments: 21 | Prop Total: 74 | Avg: 3.52
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(Oct 21, 2009 at 9:29)
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Hey Ry, why can't you keep your bike in a nice staight line in the air? I can give you pointers on that if you like.
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Nice moustache Brady. We'll miss that chick cushion.
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What? No one takes peddle hits to the shins anymore?
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We had to keep it low to the ground because of winter grooming, so that limited the size of the landing.
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Now it is smeared into the road. When they widened the road, this hip became part of KHBP history. It was small, but sweetly aesthetic.
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Yeah, it's funny. I never noticed until you said it. Now I can totally see it looks uphill. It's like a Rubin's vase: do you see a vase or a face? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubin_vase
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Optical illusion. With 3,700 vertical feet of down, there is no room for uphill.
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Well, technically speaking, the trail is on the large land mass named after Amerigo Vespucci.
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These goggles are a gimmick. I ended up tearing the plastic off.
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Middle of nowhere? What are you talking about? It is right smack in the middle of my universe.
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That's the idea of the trail next to it called Stickrock. Spiral Tap was the inspiration. Check out the top one-third of Stickrock here: http://www.pinkbike.com/video/36012/
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Actually that's seriously wrong. He broke out of his pen so he could get to a lady bear passing by, but not to kill her. In fact he did quite the opposite if you know what I mean.
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there are some propane tanks for the restaurant just below the lip at the top of Kicking Horse. Not sure why, but they were being flared as the snow fell. Ryan saw an opportunity and grabbed his camera.
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Learn to love it at moderate speeds. Modulate your momentum.
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Bandaids. That's Aaron B from bike patrol.
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Look in the top right corner where the photo info is: Kicking Horse resort in Golden, BC, Canada. Worth a trip!
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