Velocità smodata sui sentieri della Val Venosta

Commenti

1. marika.f:
   
   Leggi i commenti sotto il video.
   Osannati e celebrati come dei in terra.
   
   Poi non lamentiamoci se il CAI ci vede come dei barbari devastatori, consumatori incuranti del rispetto dei luoghi.
   Per quanto odi quei vecchi soloni, fai fatica a sostenere le tue ragioni quando questi idioti ragranellano consenso e stima tra i bikers.
   Un video del genere dovrebbe finire nell'oblio, non essere rilanciato urbi et orbi.
   

   Hai perfettamente ragione, conoscendo il posto, le strade e i sentieri dico che il video è imbecille e diseducativo. Sicuramente da censurare!

2. Moebius:
   
   Hanno anche cancellato i commenti negativi da Youtube. Assholes.
   

   qui no: https://www.mtb-news.de/forum/t/hypecam-vinschgau-vollgas-mit-korbinian-engstler-und-stevie-schneider.971217/page-3#post-18643235
3. https://vinschgaubike.com/info-trailworks
   
   [QUOTE]
   [HEADING=2]BIKERS WATCH OVER THEIR TRAILS.[/HEADING]
   I found this nice sign on Raiders Ridge in Durango Colorado. Here, the local bike community watches over the trails and the illegal activities around them.
   
   You are not a philistine if you talk to some bullies in the forest. "Balling, milling, chopping, shredding, rocking" - do these behaviors fit on nature trails?
   
   Do other path users have to be afraid because a "wannabe" has just run Strava and wants to improve his record?
   
   We think NO
   
   [HEADING=2]RESPECT THE TRAILS[/HEADING]
   Trails are the mountain biker's sanctuary. And that's how every single biker would have to treat the trails.
   
   Fine-tune your riding technique, then the rear brake remains open. Assess yourself correctly and ride trails that you enjoy. Remember, the majority of trails in the Alps are hiking trails. You meet other people. Be friendly.
   
   You too can make our sport more popular or hated. Accept the challenge and respectfully share the responsibility of us bikers.
   [/quote]