Finally! The round 1 of the What The Heck?! contest has come to a close!
The answer was submitted via Facebook after the rules were revised to accept entries submitted via the social networking site.
For round 1 the photo posted was this:
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Curiosity, and the chance to pedal a long distance (for some), got the best of some Mofos (a.k.a. Philmofo members).
I received a PM asking if I’ll be available to lead a a group of Mofos around our local trails. Since majority of the group normally rides in the east (of the metro) I decided to give them a proper welcome to the south (of the metro) trails, with this route in mind:
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October 24, 2009, the Sanitarium ride happened. Click on the link to read about the ride or refresh your memory, but finally, after almost a year, I was able to fix and upload the video of this ride. It’s mostly the clips of our visitors: Vic, Ria, and her husband Dex — first-timers in Malipay.
Video follows:
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Route: Phoenix Daang Hari >> Pala-pala Dasmarinas >> Trece Martires Phoenix >> Tanza >> Kawit Phoenix >> Phoenix Daang Hari
Phoenix Ride for a Cause – community relations-building with residents of the Malipay trail network
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It started out with a tweet. Me expressing a thought, saying I wanted to try downhill riding, but at the same time hesitant to do so.
With Ian’s assurance it will be safe I finally agreed. He assured me we’ll be riding the most newbie-friendly downhill tracks. Plus, he promised to lend me complete safety gear: a full-face helmet, body suit, knee and shin guards.
We also borrowed a DH bike for me to use. A Kona Stab Supreme.
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Here’s what you need to do. Identify the photo below. First correct answer via this site’s comment section will win a shirt from either Nema or Bike Statement.
Remember, to be eligible you have to be a registered user of TheMTBjunkie.com and you must subscribe to the site’s RSS feed.
Answers SHOULD be submitted via commenting on the photo entry/blog post or the related Facebook post comment section.
Required info for trail pics are general area and specific trail/section.
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From CyclingNews.com. By: Sue George, Mountain Bike Editor. Published: May 19, 21:24. Updated: May 20, 00:44. Race: MTB World Cup Downhill #1 & Four Cross #2, Elite men downhill
World Cup downhill leader’s Carbon Nomad taken in California
World Cup Downhill Leader Greg Minnaar’s bike was stolen just days after he won the opening World Cup round in Maribor, Slovenia.
The South African’s Santa Cruz Carbon Nomad, with the team’s unique Syndicate paint job and Edge Carbon wheels, was last seen near Saratoga, California. It was stolen on Tuesday, May 18.
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The Equalizer
So I checked the link right away and yep, there it is! I won! Woot! Can’t wait to get the latest Nema race jersey, The Equalizer!
The Equalizer (click for larger version)
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