Old School, Air, and broken bones

With an average age of 41, you would be forgiven to think that this air-session, with 7 participants, would be different...well it was, but not the way you think, these guys where hitting hard, leaving the "41" as a hollow number that was put to shame. Take a look;

Peter was smiling a lot this day, the drops and jumps where quickly turned into a playground.

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I can see my house from here.

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Kim was hesitant to hit stuff outside his comfort zone, as always underestimating himself. But once the other guys began to hit the features - the excuses evaporated and Kim followed : )

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Peter on his 29'er. This a short travel bike, with XC wheels, that bike sure made some weird noises on impact..

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Morten on his way into orbit ; )

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Smiles all around, some of these guys where going bigger than ever before, and the reward was written in their faces..

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..Well except Søren, he nose dived a jump, and broke his collarbone : / Healing wibes out.

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Go big and Go home

So Mr.Madsen and I wanted to do a relaxed air session..and so we did;

Hitting the Treegap, enjoy the airtime.

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Mr.Madsen standing on top of his own bad idea, before hitting it for the first time. I wonder what went through his head.

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 Hitting it

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I give it a go.

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Ahh good times, with a good old air session : )

Malente 2015 Part 2/2

More from Malente.

This small roadgap is one of two roadgaps available.

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Jan hitting a stepdown

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Henning temporary incapacitated by riders block. A small double had him mind-fucked. After a little inner reasoning, he came back to it, and rode it - and that's the way you tackle it. 

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Jan smiled for 48 hours straight : )

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Small roadgap.

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2 days of riding, pushing shit (and bikes), drinking beer and eating schnitzels. Yay! Untill next time.

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Malente 2015 Part 1/2

The return to Malente. I wrote about this place HERE, so check that out if the name Malente doesn't ring a bell.

Anyway, we had 2 great days of pushbike here, I had my cam and shot some pics, check it out;

This is a small forest with some pushbike lines. No longer than a minute of descend at most. 3 lines that we are aware of, but there is a good amount of interlacing, so you could almost say there is about 6-7 lines in total. Some of it in mint condition, some of it in poor. Most of it was good tho'.

Henning chasing Jan.

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Hitting one of the bigger drops, at the very top. Its about 2 meters (7feet), and you better hit it fast enough, there is a hole right below that has to be passed. I'm on my DH bike, and I almost forgot how amazing that BOS Idylle Air fork feels...oh my!

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Henning going for it on a table.

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Jan inspects a stepdown, its one of those features that required speed, but not too much speed..

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..And hits it. Jan was showing great form these two days.

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Inspecting the doubles. Line choices are plentifull.

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Stay tuned for more.

Bikeparks and pushbikes

3 days in two bikeparks, followed by 2 days of pushbike... Im sort of  tired now! ; )

Well whining aside, both trips where awesome, the weather was great, the beers where cold, and there was a whole lot of Schnitzel....and I think a few of us even pushed a few things on the bike.

I shot a whole lot of GoPro footage and boiled it down to a 2 minute edit, enjoy.

2m17sec. With sound, HD AVAILABLE

Random Stuff

From a squirrel, to grips, that's what's random is about.

I love a good quickie, so lets do this:

Hitting Mr. Madsens Bad Idea Version2 - in poin of view. Henning as a bystander in the upper right corner.

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Jan hitting a small new drop.

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Thin, tacky, light weight, all I want in a grip. The Raceface Half Nelson is highly recommended.

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Christian eating travel.

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Big, Bigger, Biggest. 

I am currently testing the pedal in the middle; The E13 LG1+ (2.Gen.), and boy is this a good pedal! Stick around for a preview.

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