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Video | Reckon you could ride in this downpour?

26.05.2015
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We all know just how depressing it is being inside, staring out into such heavy downpour that the end of the drive is barely visible, making your life seem more like a scene from a horror movie than anything else… All you’re waiting for it the famous axe through your door, a soul-crushing “Here’s Johnny!” and you’re all set. Well, brothers Dan Irwin and Bryce Blackmore decided to brave the Jurassic landscape for an all too unfamiliar brake squealing adventure. This will hopefully bring some inspiration to next time you fancy skipping the rainy day ride and reach for an ice cold, very undeserved beer. Top tip: pack your rain jacket.

Some serious style and skill being showcased, with such heavy rainfall deterring most riders (you know who you are)
Some serious style and skill being showcased, with such heavy rainfall deterring most riders (you know who you are)


"Dan Irwin and Bryce Blackmore braved the Jurassic landscape for a brake squealing adventure"
“Dan Irwin and Bryce Blackmore braved the Jurassic landscape for a brake squealing adventure”
Some disgusting conditions for such great riding.
Some disgusting conditions for such great riding.

For more info, visit: flowmountainbike.com

Words, Photos & Video: Courtesy of Flow Mountainbike

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