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Women's Gravity Videos
Slope Sistair 2009, The Ranch, Grand Junction, CO
Montana's Katie Hayes is one smooth rider. As found on Pinkbike.com:
Top 5 Women's DH Runs at the 2009 Vallnord World Cup
2009 Vallnord World Cup Women's 4X Finals
2009 La Bresse World Cup Top 5 DH Women
2009 Houffalize World Cup Women's 4X Finals
The Top 5 Women at the first World Cup Downhill of 2009!
Rita Langely's video contest entry. She's so good she scared everyone else away.
Tahnee Seagrave is a 13-year-old DH ripper!
Tammy Donahugh is ridiculously talented. Here's the video to prove it:
Here's another Atherton video. Rachel rides a lot, and you'll get to watch Dan and Gee a bit too!
Slope Sistair 2009 from 406 Productions on Vimeo.
Montana's Katie Hayes is one smooth rider. As found on Pinkbike.com:
Top 5 Women's DH Runs at the 2009 Vallnord World Cup
2009 Vallnord World Cup Women's 4X Finals
2009 La Bresse World Cup Top 5 DH Women
2009 Houffalize World Cup Women's 4X Finals
The Top 5 Women at the first World Cup Downhill of 2009!
Rita Langely's video contest entry. She's so good she scared everyone else away.
Tahnee Seagrave is a 13-year-old DH ripper!
Tammy Donahugh is ridiculously talented. Here's the video to prove it:
Here's another Atherton video. Rachel rides a lot, and you'll get to watch Dan and Gee a bit too!
Women's Gravity Video Archive
- Shooting Stars
- Florian Pugin's 2nd-Place DH Run, Schladming
- 2008 Women's 4X Final at Schladming
- Scraper Bikes: Not Gravity, Not Girls
- Caroline Buchanan's World Cup 4X Win
- Rachel Atherton Profile
- 2008 Crankworx WomenzWorx
- 2008 Bromont World Cup Women's 4X Finals
- 2008 Bromont World Cup Downhill Rachel Atherton's Winning Run
- A Vote For Bacon
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