Video: Rob Jarman's VooDoo Challenge in Morocco

Rob Jarman in a hurry to get to Marrakech (Robin Kitchin / VooDoo)
Dropping in from the roof of Africa on his VooDoo Zobop, Rob Jarman’s a man on a mission. Starting at over 3,200m, he tackles flat-out descents on punishing rough tracks, singletrack lined with tyre-slashing rocks and lowland trails with cactus and other hostile shrubbery.
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The 45km ride is made even tougher by some long stretches of road and the thick-skinned tyres he's running to resist punctures – although slowing to take in some incredible scenery and culture makes for an exciting journey.
Rob took on this incredible ride through the Atlas Mountains to Marrakech for the first in a new series of VooDoo Challenges for Mountain Biking UK magazine. You can check him out in action below. Read issue 261 of MBUK – due in shops on Wednesday, but subscribers should receive their copy any time soon – for the full story.
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cycleactive
Posted Fri 4 Feb, 3:15 pm GMT Flag as inappropriate
Last year Jon Chalmers, our video guru and guide, joined Rich and Hasan with a group of clients riding the same trails - and many more too. His headcam footage, and bikecam footage, is really impressive as he chases Rich down some amazing High Atlas singletrack - check it out at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/CycleActiveTube#p/u/1/kaXuAq-rdlU
Chris@CycleActive
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robv1306
Posted Fri 4 Feb, 4:27 pm GMT Flag as inappropriate
Anyone else notice the fork change from a Fox 32 to a Rockshox Reba half way through the film? Haha
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Tarquin
Posted Mon 7 Feb, 10:31 am GMT Flag as inappropriate
As the support driver on this trip I can say categorically that Rob rode the trip in one hit on the new Voodoo Zobop, specced with RockShox. However, Doddy followed him (for the fun bits) and both riders were equipped with Go Pros. The R32's you see are Doddys.
Mystery sorted.
Dave


