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Does it actually mean something or is it just marketing bolox?
Ballcocks.
F*&% €££ you /=÷×#"g f £%&:/÷r!
"What are you looking at..."
The Angry Bumblebee bloke....
Depends whether or not a funeral procession has just passed me....
Its people who ride XC but prefer to make out they ABSOLUTELY SMASH ALL THE TRAILS. ALL THE TIME. ARRGGGGHHHH MENERGY. etc etc
10 pints a Stella an jump on any old bike for an aggressive ride, Gnarrrr.
Usually below 5'6", apparently.
Cox?
Yep here you are... 8)
wrong time of year cap'n
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Shoulder pads and knee pads = agressive XC.
Full lycra = XC
Pigeonholing ballcocks for people who want to talk instead of ride
Mental
Someone who partakes in XXXc, surely
Stick a bmw badge on your bike and you'll become an aggressive rider.
Aggressive XC = riding for fat knackers. 🙂
People who are hard on kit by virtue of being "large" and slightly clumsy but if you call it "aggressive" it sounds cool and hardcore.
😆
that hurts, crazylegs 🙁
me- i keep breaking bits on my bike, so i must be gnarcore
or maybe im just trying to ride stuff without enough finesse and skill
edit: yeah wot crazylegs said
Someone who partakes in XXXc, surely
😆
Haha crazy legs has it!
+ 1 for crazy-legs
funny coz its true
<<goes off to re-think riding terminology>>
Rides an Orange 5?
...runs away...
[url= http://www.vitalmtb.com/videos/member/mountain-biker-fight-in-new-zealand,13041/OCsponger587,3858 ]This is aggressive riding.[/url]
They have a jersey for it in the Tour De France, but I don't think the mags mean the same thing.