January 13, 2009
Triple Fat
Triple Fat: The Third Fat Adventure From The Fat Tire JournalIn this third home video from FTJ, you’ll visit 3 huge Mountain Bike races in Vail, Traverse City and Metabief; vote on 3 “Victims of Gravity” crashes; take a 3 minute tour of the Dos Equis/Barracuda team bus; and get up close and personal with 3 of the fastest women on the circuit- Lisa Muhich, Penny Davidson, Juli Furtado. And don’t forget to check in with Tattoo Lou for 3 cold weather riding tips. Frogpile lays down a kickin’ original soundtrack to get your bootie movin’ and Doug Williams introduces a mad scientist to teach you about 3 suspension systems.
VHS Tape: Color, HiFi Sound, VHS
Company: Video Action Sports, Inc. (1994)
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