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Every Tuesday, Mountain Biking by 198 is going to have a video post. I find myself watching numerous videos on YouTube and other sites that get me really stoked to go ride. From now on, I am going to share these videos with you guys and let you know my thoughts as we go along. If you have any personal mountain biking videos or any that you have found...shoot me an email and we will get them included. (info@mtbtrailreview.com)
A friend of ours, Bill Freeman (the photographer behind our incredible header image), passed along a link to a great video done by Piton Productions.
From pitonproductions.com:
Piton Productions specializes in capturing outdoor imagery using non-conventional methods. We strive to leave our tripod at home, replacing it as often as possible with blimps, jibs, helicopters, and cablecams. All of our methods are highly portable and available at any location you can imagine, in high definition.
I really like their philosophy and their passion for outdoor sports really shows in their videos. In this mountain biking video in Utah, they used a remote control helicopter to catch a lot of the action. It provides a unique view of these incredible rides.
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June 3rd, 2008 at 7:49 am
One of the best short mountain biking videos I’ve seen so far. Very cool.
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