Lookie what I got here

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GT's new Catch and Release website lets you create hilarious photos of yourself "catching" mountain bikes in the wild—show us your best shot!
By Jeff Barber
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On a recent mountain bike ride in Florida I hunted the elusive Mongoose and check out what I found:

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In Colorado we sought the sure-footed and wily Bombardier – man, this one did NOT go down without a fight:

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GT has a new website called GT Catch and Release that allows you to create your own mountain bike photos like these and it’s a little addictive. Free t-shirt and stickers to the funniest photo linked in the blog comments this week!

 
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