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Ayush
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From: Hyderabad, india
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Oh. What's the model name?
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whizkidd
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Damn! I forgot the name. As you know, i am not into racers thats why i dunno much about them. But one thing Hercules MTBs are better than that of Hero.
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Ayush
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But pls say which racer is better? Do you know about hawk nu age?
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whizkidd
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I am still recommending a mountain bike!
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Ayush
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But i don't have any mountains!
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whizkidd
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Mountain bikes are more comfortable on Indian Roads because of their transmission and suspension. And the constitution of india doesn't say you have to ride mountain bikes only in the mountains! :-D
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absinthebri
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I used to backpack, abseil, etc. Not really extreme but lots of fun.
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Ayush
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But i've owned so many mtbs let me try new
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whizkidd
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Then go for the racer. But i dunno much about them.
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switchbitch
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I used to compete pro-am in freestyle and big mountain skiing; won lots of comps in canada and new zealand. Been injured for 2 years, but getting back into it again now. 
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mince-inside
Joined: May 09, 2004
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I guess Skiing with ya kids is pretty extreme? My oldest aged 4 at the time at the top of his 1st Red run Winter 2004 (my poles)
and at the bottom trying to look cool
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masseur
Joined: Jan 03, 2003
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From: Sydney, London
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that sounds great. I admire people who can do that, in fact I admire anyone who can ski! while aerobatics scares most people and infact only my wife has ever dared come up with me, each time I have tried to ski it has scared the willies out of me making me retire to the apres-ski very quickly!
I bet you're one of those nutters who have chucked away the ski poles and just headed directly down hill to see how fast you can go?
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mince-inside
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From: Made in Alnwick living in Scot
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I've only one that once on the Hannen Kam (Don't think that is spelt correctly) at Kitzbule (or that) years ago racing in my 220cm K2 planks but now I prefer the more sedate carving 180cm Atomics at the moment.
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methylated_spirit
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From: Bonnie Scotland
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I have a friend who is really into kite surfing, im getting a shot at it next week, he's going to take me to the beach and show me the basics i cant wait!
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masseur
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From: Sydney, London
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although I was replying to switchbitch (but you got in the middle) I'm equally impressed by kids that I see shooting down the slopes at a young age. mind you they have no fear do they!?
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Posted: 2004-08-27 07:15
