Random Stufff

Bunch of random stuff

Back on my bike. Sort of. The foot is way better, and this pic is actually two weeks old. I still walk around as a half retard, but things are progressing, and I had my first real mtb ride a few days ago.

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Mr. Madsen and I did some "urban mtb". But we didn't go as big as Morten did back in the day...

And btw LINK

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Specialized Ground Control 2.3 26 inch. Expect a review.

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Henning inspecting a drop he has been eye balling for two years, its not big-big, but the run-in is creepy as hell. Under the right circumstances, and in right company (wink wink) Henning pushes himself just a tad more, so....

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...He ended up hitting it, and was smiling the rest of the day. 

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Hi-volume tubeless valves from E13, for my never ending project....*facepalm*

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Evil plans are laid out on paper

Relentless

My fourth attempt at a ghetto tubeless conversion on my E13 DH wheelset. This time it HAS to work!1

 *facepalm*

The best conditions possible for ghetto tubeless? :

1) Both tires are Specialized Tubeless ready. Specialized is where Ive gotten my best and most reliable results for a tubeless conversion.

2)Stans Sealant. Comeon, its the best sealant out there.

3) Gorilla tape. Probably the strongest and most reliable tape for tubeless. And I even applied it in a double layer, to really tighten it all up.

4) That's not sealant fluid. Its cum.

Last run in Hafjell Bikepark

 E13 wheelset....Fuck you.

2 minutes in Drammen Bikepark

So Drammen bikepark is just outside Oslo, Norway, and we had the opportunity to ride there a single day. I recorded a half hour before my memory card was full, so I only have the first few runs we did.

Now Drammen is a bit unusual bikepark. Many of the lines are very natural, and have a very raw feel to them. Its not really a difficult park to ride, nor is it particular big. Jan and Drea where not very excited about this place (admittedly being blinded by Hafjell Bikepark - and injured). 

I on the other hand liked it alot. Its raw nature was something different, and some sections where crazy steep and technical - I love that. There was lots of tables and berms as well - and who doesn't like that?

Anyway, here is a 2 minute clip from some of the lines the bikepark had to offer. Its hard to see, but there is some serious steep shit in there. Anyway, enjoy. Hope to re-visit some day.

2min. HD available!

Foot job

Well, at least it frees up some time for some video editing : /

Stay tuned..

..critically acclaimed as the best bikepark in Europe.