Video: Atherton Project episode 6
Naked photoshoots, larking around in the quarry and more
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Today’s video of the week features the sixth episode of the Atherton Project – a fly-on-the-wall documentary following mountain biking’s most famous family as they compete in the 2009 UCI World Cup and World Championships.
Highlights in this episode include Gee learning about his naked photoshoot in Cosmopolitan magazine, Dan and Gee racing in Maribor, Slovenia and Rachel reflecting on a season of no racing due to injury.
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Also check out the previous videos of the week below.
- Downhill practice in Bromont
- Andy Jacques-Maynes training ride
- GT Fury carbon downhill bike
- How to install Hollowtech II cranks
- Intense M6 FRO downhill bike
- All the action from BikeRadar Live
- The Atherton Project
- Dirt jumper Sam Pilgrim
- Brakeless street trials riding
- Scott Beaumont’s new 4X machine
- A very brutal crash scene
- Gawton downhill, Devon
- Santa Cruz Carbon Blur XC
- Chris Smith’s Corsair
- HotChillee’s Alice Monger-Godfrey
- Suspension setup
- Cedric Gracia freeride session
- Tour of California recce ride
- Rider ploughs into cameraman
- Riding skinny sections
- MBUK hit Cwmcarn
- Repairing a puncture
- USGP Cyclo-cross, Oregon
- Dirt Merchant, Whistler
- Trials rider hits the deck
- Chris Smith, UK freeride star
- Cross-country crash
- Tour de France ’09 presentation highlights
- Cycle Show ’08
- Riding berms
- Interbike special
- Life Cycle – From postman to downhill racer
- Fort William downhill endurance race
- Team BikeRadar in Whistler
- How to bunny hop
- An idiotic ride scene from the archives
- How to set up rebound on your suspension forks
- How to manual
- Amazing boom cam footage from Whistler
- The Dalby Slam Dunker
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