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XC bikes for the DH rider
What about a Specialized Stumpjumper FSR? They are a good xc bike, with adjustable head angle (68, 69, or 70 deg) so you can make the head angle steeper or slacker, depending on your needs! http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?sid=07SJFSR- TerraNik
- Post #15
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Getting Over Mental Blocks
Wooo!! Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :banana:- TerraNik
- Post #10
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Getting Over Mental Blocks
Yeah I just make someone ride before me and by thinking, 'well they can do it, so can I', I get through it! I had an issue with a set of stairs near my house which I had gone down many times, but since I broke my arm (riding of course) I was just freaked for some reason. I did the same as...- TerraNik
- Post #6
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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How do I dress for a bike-industry related job interview?
I normally go by the rule of dressing one step above what you would expect them to wear in the job. It's better to dress up than to be too casual. I would go with the dressy business type clothes - it makes a better impression than if you wore thongs and a t-shirt (even if that might be what...- TerraNik
- Post #7
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Who finds most small DH bikes to big?
I guess I'm really lucky - I'm 6ft tall so I have always used a men's bike. Unfortunately that sometimes means that because of my long legs and short upper body I don't feel quite right with the frame so I always have to play around with the stem. And it is also really annoying because they...- TerraNik
- Post #47
- Forum: Mud Hunnies
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Why does this happen?
I totally agree. I am renound for stacking it (particularly with my clipless pedals!!) and so I found that my confidence was starting to disappear - when I first started I was completely fearless!!! So recently I've been a little freaked out by the stairs and jumps that I had easily done in the...- TerraNik
- Post #20
- Forum: Mud Hunnies