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Narrowstep launches mountainbike channel

August 21, 2007 14.21 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Narrowstep, the Internet TV company, said it launchedl new Internet TV channel dedicated to the world of mountain biking, called MTBcut. This new channel will bring together film makers from around the world to deliver mountain bike footage ever caught on tape.

Historically, mountain biking enthusiasts would have to wait up to a year after an event took place to buy the DVD. Now they can watch it on the MTBcut channel with mountain bike footage, rider bios, interviews and race event coverage from around the world.

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