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  • 1925 mountainbiking.
  • IanMunro
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    Worth watching if only for the fence crossing technique!
    http://www.britishpathe.com/video/cyclists-beat-runners

    NorthCountryBoy
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    hilarious! Love the bike throwing 😀

    londonerinoz
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    They went about things in a forthright way back then!

    z1ppy
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    Some proper mud there, 😯 58sec’s to 1.12 for the worst offenders (for those with a short attention span)

    Good find 😀

    lump
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    Yeh thats pretty much what I do 😳

    righog
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    Great stuff.

    brakes
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    I’m surprised they didn’t just steamroll through the fences on those bikes, they must weigh 50lbs.

    sofatester
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    Brilliant!

    Wonder if they worried about gear ratios and what wheel size they had?

    Squidlord
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    The bike-throwing part was excellent – I’ve certainly felt like doing that a few times!

    mcmoonter
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    What blazer for cyclocross? Loved the bike tossing. Great find.

    technicallyinept
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    Great stuff.

    Would those bikes have been fixed gear?

    jamj1974
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    Fantastic! Thanks for posting.

    maxtorque
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    By ‘eck that must have been hard work!

    Concrete frame and slick narrow hard tyres, fixed gear, high Saddles and a field that looked to be about 2 feet deep in gloop. Then add what looked to be a series of fences and gates in dodgy order (‘elf ‘n saaaftee wouldn’t allow that these days).

    At one point, a one of the participants looked like he was even struggling to pick his bike up to chuck it over a “fence”

    Brilliant! 😉

    crosshair
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    A pilot episode of #Svenness perhaps?? 😀

    fatyowls
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    Awesome vid!

    Keef
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    typical singlespeeders….

    can’t stay on the bike for more than a few minutes…

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