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SBF Rolls With Eric Carter |
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By reeceb on
12/19/2005 8:13 PM
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Last weekend the SBF crew rode their local spot in PV with 2004 MTX World Champion and Team Mongoose's Eric Carter. Eric was on hand with his personal quiver of racing machines including his two new signature bikes, the ECD and ECX, as well as the hardtail he rode in the Red Bull Road Rage. The SBF team and guests had the opportunity to try out each of the bikes on their native terran with Eric to assist in tuning the bike to suit their size and style.
All of the riders responded with very positive feedback finding both bikes to be incredibly agile and responsive, especially the ECD with its extremely light weight. After a few hours of riding together, Eric let the gang go off to try out the bikes on their own. Later, everyone met up top for barbeque and time talk to EC about the bikes and riding in general.
SBF always has a great time riding together, but we were especiallly pleased and appreciative to have Eric Carter come out and share his equipment and passion for the sport of mountain bike racing with us. With that, we would like to thank Eric for coming out. We had a blast.
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MBA Coverage of the 2005 SRC Awards Banquet |
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By reeceb on
12/12/2005 4:46 PM
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Southridge Racing Club event promoter Don Jackson has a very special way of concluding the season. Every December SRC thanks its members and riders by hosting a special awards celebration. For one, how much of a better way is there to kick off the holidays other than partying with fierce competitors?
South Bay Freeride was there making a lot of racket and showed their appreciation by presenting Don Jackson an award for keeping the So Cal DH racing scene alive.
Check out the full story at Mountain Bike Action.
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Special Thanks to Don Jackson and SRC |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 5:02 PM
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South Bay Freeride would like to extend a special thanks to Don Jackson and the whole Southridge Racing Club crew for organizing and hosting a great series of events for the 2005 racing season. The loss of Big Bear hit the Southern California DH racing community pretty hard, but Don Jackson and SRC stepped up to keep the sport alive and kicking. SBF appreciates the effort and will continue to bring a strong presence to Southridge in in the 2006 racing season.
If you are new to mountain bike racing, Southridge is a great place to get started. You won't find a friendlier or more supportive bunch of people anywhere. For more information please visit www.southridgeusa.com.
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TRAIL WORK EVENT AT THE FLYING B RANCH TO WORK ON THE 2006 EVENT COURSES |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 5:00 PM
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On Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4 the Warrior's Society will host trail work parties at the Flying B Ranch. The plan is to constructing the first of 4 new single track trails and the one downhill course to be used in our 2006 Flying B Event Series.
The majority of the terrain of the first XC singletrack they are building is on a gentle grassy slope and will require very little benching and no brushing. Trail designers Eron Boyer and Jason Sladeck have laid out two new singletracks that really flow and will be fun to ride both up and down.
Read the full article...
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Hypnosis: Visual Intensity -- Video Release Update From Pinkbike |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 4:39 PM
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If we're not riding bikes, then we're talking about bikes, and if we can't do that, then chances are we're watchin' someone else ride bikes on the tube. Clay Porter has been making some really good films covering domestic gravity racing over the last few racing seasons with an increasing amount of coverage from year to year. His latest release, however, promises to provide global coverage with a lot more events including World Cups and post season footage of Hill, Kovarik, Peaty, and others. Check out what Pinkbike has for you on Clay's upcoming release.
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Sea Otter 2006 Registration Open |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 3:52 PM
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Mark your calendar for the 2006 Sea Otter Classic - April 6-9 in Monterey, California.
Bring your friends and family and join us at the world's largest cycling festival!
Get psyched for your favorite road and mountain bike races, an expanded SRAM MTB Ride Zone and more kids events. There's four days of non-stop cycling entertainment for everyone - SRAM Invitational Dirt Jumping, Kids Bike Rodeos and Sea Otter Egg Hunts, pro athlete autograph sessions, cycling's largest consumer tradeshow and more.
The fun starts now at www.seaotterclassic.com! Visit often to check out podcasts, articles about the racing scene leading up to the Sea Otter, racing tips especially for our first-time racers, and more event updates.
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Forrestal Nature Preserve Trail Work Day December 10th |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 3:51 PM
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CORBA & Giant Bicycle Company Sponsor Forrestal Nature Preserve Trail Work Day December 10th

Free water bottles and bike related goodies from Giant Bicycle Company. The CORBA Trail Crew will be there to help with trail work and provide lunch for everyone.
When - 9:00 AM to 12 Noon Saturday December 10th. Be sure to sign in at the gate with CORBA as your group association.
Where - Forrestal Preserve at the end of Forrestal Drive in Rancho Palos Verdes.
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SRC 2005 Overall Results |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 3:47 PM
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It looks like we might have a sandbagger or two in our midst. Thankfully, they're moving on to the next division. Check out the results, find your name, and get stoked...unless you got smoked.
SRC 2005 Overall Results
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MBA Coverage of SRC Challenge 2005 |
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By reeceb on
12/5/2005 3:42 PM
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Don Jackson's SRC events continue to get good coverage on the Mountain Bike Action website. The 2005 Southridge Challenge was a really fun event and a great opportunity to check out some top notch products from a number of vendors including Mongoose, Foes, Intense, Yeti, and many others. The SBF team had a chance to talk with 2004 4x world champion Eric Carter about the new line of Mongoose race bikes (pictured). With the 2005 racing season coming to a close, we are looking well ahead to an exciting 2006 racing season. We hope to see you out there.
Check out the MBA article. Click here.
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