Fit TV Moab Moountain Biking

this might sound crazy but is anyone able to record this and put it on the internet? I do not have this channel.

DVR ready

BobKreyole said:

Tonite Dec 28, 7PM eastern time

Visit the mountain biking paradise of Moab, Utah, where most of the challenging trails are steep, sheer rock. Find out what to look for when buying a bike and learn how to get a good workout on a stationary bike. Watch adventurers experience the
trapeze.

http://fittv.discovery.com/tvlistings/episode.jsp?episode=4&cpi=19056&gid=0&channel=FIT

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It's not delayed for the West Coast so it's also 4 PM PST.

Time to get Tivo ready.

Pretty old stuff

I thought the style, bikes, pedals and equipment looked pretty old. So I watched for the copyright at the end. It was made about 10 years ago.

Tv

MTB coverage on TV is lame-o. I remember OLN had some great stuff on 5 years ago. It seemed Hans Rey was doing a somewhar regular hour long filmed tour of riding in the Alps, or the Inca Trail, or other exotic locales. That was good TV!

Wherewolf said:

I thought the style, bikes, pedals and equipment looked pretty old. So I watched for the copyright at the end. It was made about 10 years ago.

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I noticed that too. I ended up turning it off. Ohh well.

Watched the whole thing

SeanL said:

I noticed that too. I ended up turning it off. Ohh well.

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It was good for a laugh or two.

The female host was done after riding practice loop

The "fitness expert" was rocking side to side while pedaling the stationary bike

Everyones saddle was to low (with the exception of the natives)

Clipless pedals were pretty new back then. They mentioned them, but if you paid attention, all of the locals were still riding with toe clips. And how about those Cantis and extra long chain stays. Reminds me of a bike that I ride from time to time.

Frozenspokes said:

It was good for a laugh or two.

The female host was done after riding practice loop

The "fitness expert" was rocking side to side while pedaling the stationary bike

Everyones saddle was to low (with the exception of the natives)

Clipless pedals were pretty new back then. They mentioned them, but if you paid attention, all of the locals were still riding with toe clips. And how about those Cantis and extra long chain stays. Reminds me of a bike that I ride from time to time.

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Elastomer for absorbing the big bumps and air/oil for the small bumps.

The main loop (10 miles) would take all day to complete.

Pretty lame... "Host Lady: What is a derailleur?"

My DVR

Has fast forward, thankful for that.

"and I've filled your water bottle (that's all you need)"

Host lady hot!

galleywench said:

Pretty lame... "Host Lady: What is a derailleur?"

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I stuck with it because the host lady was pretty hot in her biking outfit

Wherewolf said:

I stuck with it because the host lady was pretty hot in her biking outfit

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Every show can offer SOME entertainment value, right?

I think the host was playing along by asking "What's a derailleur?" Well......even if she were in fact an expert, it's good to ask anyway for the sake of MTB 101 and its audience of newbies.

In fact, it probably doesn't hurt to get newbies to think along the lines of toe clips and slow practice loops. Better than intimidating the hell outta them. That's why I e-mailed the show info to my family so they might catch a glimpse (I only caught the last minute.)

And I happen to agree that one water bottle is fine for a ten-mile practice loop..... slow pace......cool day...... 'course they should specify the importance of at least an extra one.