uhg. Overprocessed.

The composure of all these photos are really great. However, they are all severely under exposed. If you are using a point n shoot, trying turning up the iso speed. This will introduce noise, but you can remove most of the noise with something like noise ninja.

If you're using an slr, consider a longer shutter speed, more iso, and if all else fails, a quicker lens.

The canon and nikkor 50mm f1.8 lenses go for really cheap right now, and will allow you to work with a quicker shutter while still letting in lots of light.

thats badass. Is it hdr ? What camera was used ?

I edited that photo quicker than it took you to type out that message, so I guess that makes both of us douches.

Hey that looks like a completely different bike. White bars make it look sweet. I'm glad we don't have matching bikes now haha.

Uhhh, this would have been better without the colour selection stuff.

Until the brake bumps shake your feet off the pedals.

I almost crashed on that step up (the bigger one on the left) on Tuesday because as I was riding up to it, I noticed that there were 20 or so kids up in the trees watching me. I got kinda weirded out and when I looked back to the step up I kinda threw my weight off to the side. I landed all weird but I bet it looked like I was throwing a bunch of style into the air.

It's a bad angle but that gap is pretty long and you don't get a lot of time to prep for it. I haven't hit it as I'm too chicken. And if you case it you're hitting a log square on.

I would say he gap is atleast 18 feet. It's big enough to parralel park a large car in.

Are you selling the entire bike or just the frame for that price. Was the bike raced in events or just ridden hard ?

If the bike is complete, that price is a steal.