Any of you guys read that,
http://www.declinemagazine.com/
it's sick freeride shizz
great peeps on these Canadian duded:
www.2sixstallions.com
http://www.2sixstallions.com/vids.htm
Any of you guys read that,
http://www.declinemagazine.com/
it's sick freeride shizz
great peeps on these Canadian duded:
www.2sixstallions.com
http://www.2sixstallions.com/vids.htm
Last edited by seatpostclamp; 10-13-2005 at 04:33 PM.
I like Decline...great content and nice pics. I think they do a good job of mixing dirt jumping, freeriding, and urban. They don't do much comp coverage, which I would like to see more of (either freeride or the traditional DH).
Other than than, a little spendy but worth the dough.
Those goobers are from SoCal. They are taking the sport of DH/FR complaining and smack talk to the next level. They can definitely ride though.Originally Posted by seatpostclamp
"It's too bad that a lot of people have never experienced the feeling of rollerblading in the cool air of a summer evening"
TheQuietStorm
Love/Hate it...I even have a subscription.
Love the format, lengthy content, great photos, love what they're covering.
Hate the terrible terrible terrible writing and editing. NEVER LET ATHLETES WRITE!!! (or photographers, save a very select few)![]()
I'll keep reading it...although the 'Collector's Edition' is still sitting on my table hardly opened. It's almost too huge and intimidating to get into!
Have you ever seen issues of the British mag DIRT from a few years ago? Worst editing in the world with awesome british slang ta boot. Its like reading Acid House and Trainspotting, you practically have read it out loud to understand it.Originally Posted by Particle
I share your opinion about Decline. Every issue is getting bigger and better, although theres a fair bit of complaining about various bike industry "issues" in the new extra shiny issue on yer coffee table.. Funny but tedious.
"It's too bad that a lot of people have never experienced the feeling of rollerblading in the cool air of a summer evening"
TheQuietStorm
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