THE ATHERTON PROJECT EPISODE TEKAU MA RUA
November 5, 2009
If you can’t read Maori, this is episode 12.
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If you can’t read Maori, this is episode 12.
Although this clip comes from Dirtmag.co.uk, VitalMTB.com are definitely wining the coverage war… Get over there and check out the audio enriched slide shows… NOW
Kiwi junior Brook McDonald follows UK junior Harry Heath down the Canberra Worlds DH track… check it out from 2.19
Spoke 33 arrived yesterday and will be in bookshops and newsstands from Monday… and hopefully in your letterbox tomorrow or Saturday. Oh and yes that
It’s practice day and everyone seems to be killing it, qualifying tomorrow and finals on Sunday (New Zealand time). Word on the street is Kelly
Wide Open just recieved these custom laser-etched ODI clamps. Matt Whitaker says they are just for team riders for now, but later in the year
October 2008. The day the train gap was built! Login in to Pinkbike and let the world know Kelly was poached!!!
RockShox has updated the SID World Cup for 2010 shedding 110 grams (on the 2009 model). The crown and steerer are now a hollow one-piece
Yup that’s right, legendary MTB film production company The Collective is no more. But out of the ashes rises Anthill. Anthill is made up of
It was total edge of the seat stuff last night with round three of the World Cup in Andorra. Justin Leov looked like he was
Graeme Murray is a long time friend and regular Spoke photographer. I just visited his updated website for the first time in a while and…
As new Crank Brothers rider (and Downieville course record holder) Ross Schnell puts it, these new all-mountain Iodine wheels from Crank Brothers are “the shizz”.
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