Taking a Shot at Shooting

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So the pictures that are coming out of our regular rides seem to be getting better and better with each ride. Somehow the bar has really been stepped up a notch lately, and I am pretty stoked about how great they have gotten.

So on a beautiful day like today…when I am not able to ride because of a stupid head cold and congestion…I thought I would give a couple shots a whirl.

Shot with a Canon PowerShot A620 and then compressed with Photoshop CS3.

Park Tool PRS-25 Team Issue repair stand
Photo: Park Tool
Deity Highrise HandlebarsDiety Highrise HandlebarsTrek 32-inch XC race bike prototype from social reveal (Trek Instagram)
Photo: Trek / Trek Instagram
Trek 32-inch Bontrager textile-spoke wheel and prototype Pirelli tire (Trek Instagram)
Photo: Trek / Trek Instagram
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Robb Sutton

I founded Bike198 back in 2008 and started riding bikes seriously in 1994. A lot has changed since that time and one of the greatest releases is still getting out on the bike and shredding trail or tearing up the road.

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