Litter is up. Everyone at once go see it.
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Excellent issue!
I think LITTER needs to replace DIRT as the official cool mag of the USA.
I think LITTER needs to replace DIRT as the official cool mag of the USA.
love the arbor lake stuff....
i spent many many many a day there when i used to live there untill a few years back. the memories......
i've always been convinced that arbor owns all other DJ places, bar none......
i spent many many many a day there when i used to live there untill a few years back. the memories......
i've always been convinced that arbor owns all other DJ places, bar none......
I like this: "I'm a man of principals and I'd rather have no racing than **** racing."
littermag ownz
Props to Gordo for freely putting this kind of litterature on the internet. Need I say that Litter Mag rocks?? I love this quote coming from Steve Peat: " If I win I get to drink and celebrate...If I loose, I drown my sorrows. Either way, I win!!!"
Now that's the kind of attitude I like!
Now that's the kind of attitude I like!
I had so much work to do last night but at 12:00AM as soon as it was up i sat and read the whole thing. Good stuff. I cant get over that peaty pic on the 2nd page of his interview, just total raw power and gnar, it makes me cringe for the course and the beating its taking ahaha.
Keep it comin guys, youve succesfully over the past few issues converted a jibber into a racer boy out of me.
Keep it comin guys, youve succesfully over the past few issues converted a jibber into a racer boy out of me.
Gordo baby had better have outdone himself because after the very first issue i was totally and absolutely and completely been turned off by the utterly whack attitude. The single solitary thing that held my interest was the pics of the new gear, you know the advertising ones.
'litter' is little more than litter in my book. We'll see if this one changes that but i hold out no hope. In my esteemed opinion Modest has blown everyone clear of the water, the mountain bike mag industry to me looks like Halifax after the big explosion, and with one modestly fluttering flag on the mast of a tugboat named uh 'modest'.
'litter' is little more than litter in my book. We'll see if this one changes that but i hold out no hope. In my esteemed opinion Modest has blown everyone clear of the water, the mountain bike mag industry to me looks like Halifax after the big explosion, and with one modestly fluttering flag on the mast of a tugboat named uh 'modest'.
i'd have preferred if that could've been sarcasm, would've been pretty darn witty if you ask me.
Like i said, we'll see.
Like i said, we'll see.
i love it...
Very nice !
me like...and enjoy.
It seems to me that the Litter mag has captured the essence of downhill racing or some crap like that 
. Anyway keep up the good work, Litter is literally brilliant!!
. Anyway keep up the good work, Litter is literally brilliant!!
Nice interviews.
Beautiful pics.
......and what seems to be the requesite 'American DH scene' NORBA whining......props to littermag for giving free speech a forum in our sport but i would have rather read about the racing action instead of the same old negativity about our sport......just sick of hearing already, everyone knows there are problems. If they were easy to fix they'd be fixxed by now.......
my 2 cents......
Beautiful pics.
......and what seems to be the requesite 'American DH scene' NORBA whining......props to littermag for giving free speech a forum in our sport but i would have rather read about the racing action instead of the same old negativity about our sport......just sick of hearing already, everyone knows there are problems. If they were easy to fix they'd be fixxed by now.......
my 2 cents......
Litter r0x0rs... period.
I see things the other way. Its a mag for racers by racers. If you worked the whole winter, sacrificed time with freinds and family to attend these races you were simply left with a bad taste in your mouth much of the time. The greatest part about races are the racers, friends and riding, don't get me wrong...and I hate hearing negative things too, but I feel like I'm busting my ass for a dream that is just that...a dream, it doesnt even exist...(go pro, travel the world, do what you love, be an ath)Cant Climb said:
There is NO DOUBT there is exposure/money out there for the sport. I think we all feel we've waited long enough to get pushed around by poker and curling.
If Jeff Brines, 19 year old semi pro nobody can get a call back from the only corporate sponsor I even attempted to get for next year I am sure a whole damn series can get SOMETHING.
In my own op I think the only thing that will change in the next 4 years is the USA cycling website. That's it. Until current riders (not some has been) take the rains much like say surfing, nothing is going to happen...but that is just MY .02 cents
I remember that guy who makes the 24" white hardtail posting either on here or another board about his bikes. He's the one who makes the "Bullit Augmentation Device" right?
On topic: just read the whole new issue, litter rocks. Very nice tribute page!
On topic: just read the whole new issue, litter rocks. Very nice tribute page!
Tonic Fab. Theres a thread on hcor.net about it, I would post the link but hcor isn't loading for me right now. Check the street/park/dj forum there, there is a sticky titled "That green bike everybody is talking about," thats it.dfinn said:
