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Pretty nasty that one was... I broke my left shoulder blade in a similar situation. Hope you are good mate!

that's me a few months back, Im as crap riding XC as riding trials

I would have liked to watch it at normal speed also. great balance!

NIce, that descent looks like good fun!!! need to work on your cornering though

Impressive

Very good the natural bit reminded me of Akrigg's type of riding

Following the steps of GCN theyve created this channel. Every Friday there is a new video out featuring Martyn Ashton. Might be of interest for someone...

what about this week?

Cant watch it , copyright issues apparently....

To me if I scroll up and look just the top of the dress I see it white/gold, if I scroll down and look at the bottom I see it blue/black.... funny thing

For me the best gloves to ride my road bike in the cold winter are neoprene gloves. you can find cheap 2mm ones in Decathlon for about a tenner. Not really suited for trials or XC i would think...

Cheers buddy, what idea? mine anyways as I edited it

I also have one and it works ok. If something it needs cleaning very often as dirt and grit gets inside compromising its performance. You also might want to disassemble when you get it and get rid off the thick grease it comes with. A thinner one works much better in my opininon

red walls, library, Victoria square etc, city centre mainly

awesome skills!

yep, that is the same one (sorry my link doesnt work )

You might want to do a bit of DIY? i made mine (front and rear) with a plastic folder (£1) and they look and perform exactly the same. http://www.sdjsports.co.uk/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/M/N/MNBENFEN-WH_00.jpg

These are my bikes!

Big moves! terrible editing though

Gopro's are really good. however the clips form this ad have a lot of post process If I didnt want to spend much money I would get a gopro 2 or 3 second hand rather than the new Hero, Its a piece of sh*t from my point of view

I enjoyed that!

that was good!

and remember to wear nothing under your padded shorts! it is a typical noob mistake :wink2:

If you are totally new to MTB (I suppose you don't ride a road bike either) it might be the case that there is nothing wrong with your seat, but the fact you are not used to be on one for a period of time. it is more important the shape of the saddle than how soft it is. As with most things, there is no saddle that suits everyone. I would ride your bike as it is for a while before investing in a new saddle, you may find the pain goes after a few rides.

not intended to post here sorry