[diablito]

Greetings to all........ IF!! anyone on this forum would like to try some of the best downhill in PERU. Please contact me for ride info, places to go and trail to hit.
I have vast knowlegde of the trails which will be use on the 2005 Magavalanche.
This year we had a few big names and close to 200 riders and only 3 Americans

Anyway let me know.

:evil: :evil: :evil:

 

[DVNT]

I would.

But I think I'm gonna need a bigger bike.

 

[diablito]

++++zokes 888 rule on this years even.. I have a dorado 200mm on my M3 but the fork was the 888, if you could have a WORKS neaky: even better
You would need a bike with 7 inches with a 40 chain ring and a 11/34 on the rear.

Now thats just an opinion.

 

[ALEXIS_DH]

a lot of pics from the megavalanche...
worth checking it out.-

http://www.angelfire.com/trek/mtbperu2/fotos22.html

 

[diablito]

a lot of pics from the megavalanche...
worth checking it out.-

http://www.angelfire.com/trek/mtbperu2/fotos22.html

Hey those are great photos.. thank you for the link.

 

[Corporatefailure]

damn, if i were home i would enter.
but santiago is no were on my travel palns till september.

 

[freeridekid]

wow, a thread actually related to south american and biking. who woulda thought?

 

[Corporatefailure]

i wanna go home..

 

[vitox]

damn, if i were home i would enter.
but santiago is no were on my travel palns till september.

rilly?

 

[vitox]

I would.

But I think I'm gonna need a bigger bike.

about 150 of the 200 riders were on hardtails


first finisher on a proper dh bike was 5th and the winner rode a scott freeride bike with a pike.

 

[Corporatefailure]

rilly?

yah really, i hate it here.