Freeriding

Freeriding is the most complex genre in MTB, namely because it is so open to the induviduals interpretation.
For example some people may only consider freeriding as massive drops and gaps, whereas some may think you need no trail merely a big mountain. Then there are the genres of street freeride, slopestyle freeride, DH freeride, northshore freeride and jump freeride.
See below for examples.

Peety

Dust Storm!

If you look outside my house all you can see is a redish haze. This haze is from a massive dust storm that has swept up to brisbane from sydney. Because of this I am stuck inside and cannot go riding. so i had a look on the internet and found a few awesome Freeriding pics

First blood

Well here I am, starting what Ive been wanting to do for months now. I have finally got this blog thingamajig going. Anyways, this blog will be more focused on the extreme side of MTB, Ie Slopestyle, Downhill, Freeride etc.

Now I will focus on the local Slopestyling scene, around where I live there have been a few new jump spots and a smattering of northshore development (MTB obstacle course made from wood), I am also in the process of designing a jump park in my back yard.

Freeride is a section that is hard to measure growth in, because you dont necessarily need tracks that are publicised, the genre is more about getting out and doing more riding than building and letting nature do the building.

The local Dh scene is coming on strong with more and more tracks emerging, I have still to try most of them but I am getting there. Some of the tracks I have ridden have been absolutely brilliant, sadly though I have discovered some that have not been maintained well enough.

Thats all, I have now taken my first blogging blood.

Peety