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A video about trails

By Spacemonkey on 3/10/2008
Groups: E.M.B.A. (Edmonton Mountain bike alliance

Over on the NSMB site I found this video and thought I would share it with the EMBA Crew. It's all about Trail building and Advacacy on the north shore

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHpSWrpn1pg

Check it out it's a smart informative mountain biking video.

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Forum: E.M.B.A. (Edmonton Mountain bike alliance

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How to destroy a wireless camera in less than 1 hour

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Least edited video in all of mountain bikingdom

By szedhr on 7/5/2007

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We shot this on July 2nd and 4th. FireMountainMan and his brother came down from IL for a few days and we hit the local MTB trail. We shot a few scenes, but transportation schedules hindered us from getting all of the footage we wanted. We had a lot of fun in the process, MTBing and filming is really sweet. (BTW, unedited means not produced very well, there's no swearing.)

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Do more. Whine less!

By cyklops on 12/17/2006

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Memorial video of Wade Waddell shown December 15th, 2006 in his memory at local theatre pub followed by (with permission) ROAM by The Collective. This video features photos of Wade taken during 2005 and 2006 at Black Rock trails (Falls City, Oregon) and includes helmetcam footage of Banzai Downhill trail and also Basic Training area (which he helped build and was the trail manager for). Local rider. Local trail builder. Friend. Father. "Do more. Whine less!" He will be missed. But never forgotten. Wade served on the board of directors for the Black Rock Mountain Bike Association. http://brmba.org

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We've got VIDEO -- so post your best to win a GravityDropper!

By Contests on 6/30/2006 in contests

Note: This contest has been closed. The winner is 970biking for the video Road34 DJ Jam '06. More details here.

THE CONTEST: You can now add mountain biking VIDEOS to YourMTB.com! So, let's see your best. ... Submit your hottest original action video clip before the deadline. We'll select the best entry and send the winner a GravityDropper seatpost ($250 value).

THE PRIZE: The GravityDropper is perhaps the best mountain biking gadget currently on the market! With the simple flick of a switch on your handlebars, lower or raise your seat up to 4 inches. Brilliant! Great for transitions from steep downhills (seat should be down) to uphills (seat up for greatest pedaling efficiency).

RULES: You must be at least 13 years old to be eligible for the prize. Your physical address must be included in your YourMTB.com user profile (otherwise we won't be able to ship it to you!). Photo must belong to you and be original. Judges' selection of the winner is final. Please review our official contest rules.

HOW TO ENTER: Submit your best video and select the "Action" category. We'll pick out the winner from among videos posted to the Action category by July 7, 2006.

(Note: If you're not yet registered to submit content to YourMTB.com, you'll need to register first. It's fast, painless, and you'll get a free "Eat. Sleep. Mountain Bike." bumper sticker for the bother.)

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Anyone want a free GravityDropper? (Then enter...)

By walker on 6/6/2006 on walker's blog

Do you have a gear need to fill? Interested in pushing the creative envelope? Well, maybe there's something YourMTB.com can do about it. We have two easy contests to help you get the stuff you want while being creative. Now, isn't that swell?

Contest One:

*Best Action Video*
This one is dear to my heart. I'm a very amateurish videographer. This means I sometimes forget to take off the lense cap. Even though I have my issues, I think it is a blast to tape my friends riding hard. I've even handed the camera over to my friends to hook me up on film. ... OK, maybe that happens a little too often, but I want to make sure my hair looks good. If you tape your friends (or yourself) when they are involved in some cool MTB action, and we think it is cool, too, then we'll send you a GravityDropper seatpost. Check out the details here.