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Still more understandable than Cedric screaming vowels in English.

Not sure about that one. I have met him a few times and he has been great, and I think what he is doing with the bike park is amazing. However I would debate that in the American market he is "the man". Aaron is the man. I would argue that Charlie, Luca, and Dakota would have a good shot at second.

Neko is certainly not commanding the same as Gwin. Not a snowballs chance in Temecula!

Are the slideshows coming back? This format is too much like that other site.

Review by Jeff Brines // Action photos by Matthew Doherty When it comes to function, downhill-oriented mountain bike helmets have remained more or less the same over the last decade. Helmets have become better looking, helmets have become lighter and in some cases, such as inclusion of MIPS, helmets have become marginally better at protecting your head. But, for the most part, helmets haven’t changed too much. New comer to the mountain bike space, 6D, has launched their ATB-1 full face helmet, which aims to make a marked improvement when it comes to noggin floggin'. This is not a mail-order...

That last view is pretty awesome haha. Besides the hilarity of the collision, it also shows the steepness. I had no clue it was steep like that there. Also love how the camera guy is just left there to keep sliding while buddy rides off haha.

by Evan Turpen The Giant Glory Advanced 27.5 is Giant’s first foray into the carbon downhill bike market. Although they were a few years late to the carbon downhill bike game, in doing so they avoided critical wheel size and geometry changes before locking things in with expensive carbon molds. Retailing for $8,520, the Glory Advanced 27.5 0 (tested here) is their top spec’d version and is nearly identical to the bike raced by the Giant Factory DH Team. The same bike that in its debut season more than proved its capabilities under factory rider Marcelo Gutierrez who managed multiple...

Semenuk should've won. What were the judges drinking?

I remember when Tony Hawk used to get judged against himself in vert contests. Despite doing the best run out of everyone (or if anyone else had done his run they would of won) he would loose points in judges eyes if they thought it wasn't the very best he could have done. Semenuk today probably in the same boat. A few other big question marks and discrepancies in scoring and results order, but that's judged events for you. *another thought would be to isolate the judges from each other do the five judge thing where you throw out the...