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hoffentlich finden noch weitere was.
hoffentlich finden noch weitere was.
Hi,
ich möchte den Thread mal wieder reaktivieren mit einem Pic, das mir bisher noch nicht bekannt war:
Pete, so geil kann das Bild mit dem bergauf fahrenden JT gar nicht gewesen sein, ich mein' schau Dir das hier mal an.
Ist das C-26 zu verkaufen?
Grüße,
Michael
ich möchte den Thread mal wieder reaktivieren mit einem Pic, das mir bisher noch nicht bekannt war:
Pete, so geil kann das Bild mit dem bergauf fahrenden JT gar nicht gewesen sein, ich mein' schau Dir das hier mal an.
Ist das C-26 zu verkaufen?
Grüße,
Michael
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.....ich brauch jetzt sofort phatys wachstuch.....
tingeltangeltill
weniger ist oft mehr
Original geschrieben von Staabi
Hi,
ich möchte den Thread mal wieder reaktivieren mit einem Pic, das mir bisher noch nicht bekannt war:
Pete, so geil kann das Bild mit dem bergauf fahrenden JT gar nicht gewesen sein, ich mein' schau Dir das hier mal an.
Ist das C-26 zu verkaufen?
Grüße,
Michael
the beginning oft "X-tream Kantenklatsching"
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achtung kinda...no kidding...
KAMIKAZE DOWNHILL SEP-27-04
This was not a national, but rather a sideshow race to honor the event that put Mammoth mountain biking on the map. From atop the slope riders were sent down a flowing fire road in 30 second intervals. The event was open to pros and semipros. For Mammoth trophy boy John Tomac it was the perfect race to come out of retirement for. And what better way is there to smooth out those wrinkles than to stretch your face back by blasting down a mountain at 60 mph? For Tomac Mammoth was a welcomed opportunity to take a break from the design tables at Kenda and Tomac Bikes, as well as chasing Amateur National Motocross Championships with his son Eli.
KAMIKAZE DOWNHILL RESULTS
1. John Tomac...04:59...Kenda-Tomac
2. Colin Bailey...05:05...Maxxis
3. Lou Deangeles...05:13...Azonic
4. Kirt Voreis...05:14...Santa Cruz Syndicate
5. Darrell Young...05:19...Arrow Racing
Returning for the first time since the mid-1990s was the high-speed Kamikaze Downhill, won by 1994 and 1997 NORBA national downhill champion veteran John Tomac (Kenda-Tomac), who reportedly hit speeds of 59mph.
"I haven't raced in four years," said Tomac. "I didn't expect to win today, but I had a perfect ride, and just found my line the whole way down."
ich weiss nich wies euch geht...aba...ich finde old school rulez !
greez onkel pete
KAMIKAZE DOWNHILL SEP-27-04
This was not a national, but rather a sideshow race to honor the event that put Mammoth mountain biking on the map. From atop the slope riders were sent down a flowing fire road in 30 second intervals. The event was open to pros and semipros. For Mammoth trophy boy John Tomac it was the perfect race to come out of retirement for. And what better way is there to smooth out those wrinkles than to stretch your face back by blasting down a mountain at 60 mph? For Tomac Mammoth was a welcomed opportunity to take a break from the design tables at Kenda and Tomac Bikes, as well as chasing Amateur National Motocross Championships with his son Eli.
KAMIKAZE DOWNHILL RESULTS
1. John Tomac...04:59...Kenda-Tomac
2. Colin Bailey...05:05...Maxxis
3. Lou Deangeles...05:13...Azonic
4. Kirt Voreis...05:14...Santa Cruz Syndicate
5. Darrell Young...05:19...Arrow Racing
Returning for the first time since the mid-1990s was the high-speed Kamikaze Downhill, won by 1994 and 1997 NORBA national downhill champion veteran John Tomac (Kenda-Tomac), who reportedly hit speeds of 59mph.
"I haven't raced in four years," said Tomac. "I didn't expect to win today, but I had a perfect ride, and just found my line the whole way down."
ich weiss nich wies euch geht...aba...ich finde old school rulez !
greez onkel pete
Anhänge
Where am I.
A long way from home in the belgian woods a long time ago.
haunted by crazy german boys.
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