It's a long way from Benderloch to Llangollen (357 miles to be precise). When a track as awesome as Llangollen is hosting a British Downhill Series race a few weeks before the National Champs, it's an easy decision to make. A rare sighting of the Welsh sun was also made.
Team MTBCut are kept looking good and safe with IXS protection, kept between the tape with Straitline stems and Nuke Proof bars and are helped along doing massive wheelies with Straitline Silent Guides and SC Platform pedals.
Here's a report from MTBCut's tallest humanoid, Ben Cathro:
The Welsh sun was out in full force for the 3rd round of the BDS series in Llangollen and many found themselves burnt in the heat. Team MTBCcut got the sunscreen out and got to business.
The track was wild slick and short. It demanded absolute precision as the times were super tight. Fraser was loving it in practice, getting wild and putting the knee down in the corners. When it came to racing a cautious run saw him place a disappointing 10th. Fraser was not best pleased with his result and looked forward to moving forward and smashing it in Canada.
I was loving the steep tight track and so was my Orange 322. It felt good to get back on the new bike and I was looking forward to a good result. I had a decent run but pushed it too hard and blew out some corners loosing valuable seconds. I was pretty pleased with 8th and excited about hitting the next World Cup in Canada.
All photos appear courtesy of Duncan Philpott http://www.duncanphilpott.com/
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
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