Goodbye, Moab guy! ... Check out the new user mastheads

By Steve Outing on 1/30/2007 on

You should notice something different about YourMTB.com as of today. We've retired "Moab guy" from the "masthead" graphic on top of all pages on the site! He's been around too long, and we've been meaning to replace him with some of the best photos from YourMTB members.

So, now as you click around YourMTB.com, you'll see various member photos show up in the masthead graphic. This fits much better with the core mission of YourMTB.com, which is to showcase and share YOUR stuff with the MTB world.

For those whose photos end up as a masthead graphic, we'll send you a YourMTB t-shirt as a thank you and reward for your great image.

Think one of your photos would look good in the masthead? Send me a note. ... I can't guarantee it'll end up there, however. The image has to work well when cropped for the horizontal space allotted.

To see all the new masthead graphics, click your browser's Reload button a few times and new ones will load. Or go to this page, where we've placed all of them.

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MikeG says:

Cool! makes me want to take a great shot too.... I'll try

MikeG

Either riding or Thinking of Riding... The madness of MTB, I love it!

by MikeG on January 30, 2007 - 10:14pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

EVOMO says:

I dig the new mast heads... they look great!

by EVOMO on January 31, 2007 - 6:10pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

mgersib says:

YES! Those are awesome! The one submitted by Gdizzle25 is my favorite. That's a freaking awesome shot anyway, and it makes a killer masthead.

Thanks for doing up a masthead using that shot of me in the air in Fruita (6th down on the sample page). You guys used my best side, my lower half!
;-}

Cheers,
MG

by mgersib on January 31, 2007 - 8:47pm reply Email this comment report misconduct

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