Edited Date/Time
8/18/2014 12:34pm
If you remember this one and you live in the USA, you should be worried about the current financial situation because your social security checks are at risk right now (not really, you're just old). That being said, I sure do remember having my mind blown up by watching the Martins ride trials.
Peat and Warner are always good to watch.
And yes, back then bike movies had real super 8mm footage in them, not just BS after effects filter packs.
Oh the good old days.
!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you don't remember the weird James Bond intro style avant garde section... don't watch Part 3 while you're at work, there's obscured boobies and you might get grounded by your mom/boss for having that on screen while clocked in !!!!!!!!!!!!
Peat and Warner are always good to watch.
And yes, back then bike movies had real super 8mm footage in them, not just BS after effects filter packs.
Oh the good old days.
!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you don't remember the weird James Bond intro style avant garde section... don't watch Part 3 while you're at work, there's obscured boobies and you might get grounded by your mom/boss for having that on screen while clocked in !!!!!!!!!!!!
classic
for some even more wayback history, check out Dirt (not the magazine) featuring an even younger Rob Warner, and UK downhill mountain biking's first star - Jason McRoy Clip from 1994 ...still missed
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