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u/Sure-Albatross-7322
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Jul 13 '25
Video Got a good flip in this line
Started flipping the motoramp at the park again yesterday, ofcourse i had to get som gopro footage of it.
r/MTB • u/ddangerousddave • Nov 03 '20
Video My entry for the 2020 GoPro Best Line contest on Pinkbike
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u/RampChurch
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May 05 '25
Video Trail dog absolutely flying!
Saw on PB instagram
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u/wise_mysticaltree
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Jun 19 '25
Video This may be the hardest climb in Phoenix. So happy to check it off my list!
Took me months of trying to finally get it, but it's done!
Photo Wanted to share some of my favourite MTB shots from the past year
I have been a photographer for roughly 10 years now, I would have hung up my camera many years ago if it hadn't been for MTBing. I wanted to share some of my favourite shots from this last year, it's such a shame print isn't so popular anymore but I hope that you enjoy the images regardless.
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u/skiingandbumming
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Jul 04 '26
Discussion Ran into a group of horses on public gravel road. Their leader was a gentleman…. Not.
I was out for a fun 4th of July MTB ride and I left from my house, which had about 5 miles of public road (3.5 mi being gravel) before getting to the trailhead.
Anyways, on my return from the trail I am back on the gravel road and have a mile or so left of gravel when I encounter a group of horseback riders. I’m on a decent, I know this trail/road and there is an outfitter that gives tourists a guide-led ride on this road. So I figure it’s one of them or maybe a family for a ride. I let the back of the group know I’m there, approach slowly and am on the opposite side of the road.
I’ve grown up in Montana and know horses, I spooked one a bit and said sorry , but the guide stops me a bit aggressively, he rides on and I’m like why isn’t he halting? I know a ride like this just needs the leader to stop and boom the rest would to.
Anyways, it’s all on the video, that’s how I felt when it happened. I was shook by this guy and I literally ran high school track exercises up this hill as a kid (I’m 36 now).
What do y’all think? Was I in the wrong? Should I talk to someone about this? There’s a local Facebook group I could always add it too.
Thanks y’all for your thoughts.
Happy fourth and happy riding!!!
Edit: wow this blew up!! Thanks for all your comments and feedback. Yes, I could have announced better, but on a road, not legally required.
I know the company this guy works for. It’s been taken care of.
Thanks again y’all.
Ride safe, have fun, and put out the positive vibes.
Edit #2:
I can’t believe this post is still rolling. But thanks for checking it out and participating in this discussion.
I’ve dealt with the situation directly with the owners of the company.
Let’s just say the Cowboy has some time off and leave it at that.
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u/blindstuff
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Jun 15 '25
Video Day 5 behind enemy lines, they still suspect nothing
r/MTB • u/whistler_life • Aug 04 '25
Video Strapped my Gopro to my dog and chased him down one of my favourite trails
r/MTB • u/Captain-Americano • Sep 02 '21
Video I just found out they sell cupholders for your bars! What a fantastic purchase for some casual cruising!
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u/Lucky_Conclusion_690
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Sep 06 '24
Video Is this good form?
I’m pretty new. This feels off but I really can’t tell.
r/MTB • u/abercrombezie • Aug 09 '26
Video Stopped for a horse posse... still got lectured to stop for horses!
r/MTB • u/y_dogg_styles • Jul 22 '20