semi pro as it gets
the klicker in action
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Who is that? And why is he running with his bike?
that's the fastest man ever to come through the yard sale
Really - his bike (though it's kind of hard to tell because of the size) appears to bear a striking resemblance to the bike in your avatar.
His bike is actually the new 9.5 inch travel cyclecross bikes1ngletrack said:
Ah... the value of subtlety is lost on most - I understand nowCHOP said:
ill give the guy the benefit of the doubt and say hes doing a solid can-can will flying down the rock section. Instead of the "hes walking his bike" hey i would have done the same thing haha
look like to me that the guy is checking uot the course or something. look at the seat it is up agains the tree and hes just started to pick up the bike.
looks to me like he's in over his head
hahahaha
OK, I'm a newB, whats a Klicker?
I dunno looks kinda like Kalen .
I've seen people come through Yard Sale on the bike and off , and that looks like a perfectly executed off the bike line to me.
As long as you get through Yard Sale without an ambulance ride it's all good!
Later Eric
I've seen people come through Yard Sale on the bike and off , and that looks like a perfectly executed off the bike line to me.
As long as you get through Yard Sale without an ambulance ride it's all good!
Later Eric
Is that part of the course? Or did someone catch him cutting the course?.....again. 
whats not shown in the pic is stoney laying down in that section gettin a closer look at the the angle of the line the klicker was taken. sometimes you have to slow down to go fast.
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Another devastating manuever by the Klicker!
I believe that move was taken from one of those horse tricks were you jump off a moving horse while holding the saddle, hit the ground and jump real quick, and get back in the saddle, all while going really fast. Incorporating that type of move into mountain biking, especially on a section like the yard sale, is progression at its finest.
I believe that move was taken from one of those horse tricks were you jump off a moving horse while holding the saddle, hit the ground and jump real quick, and get back in the saddle, all while going really fast. Incorporating that type of move into mountain biking, especially on a section like the yard sale, is progression at its finest.
Word!!!