Sabrina Jonnier just seconds after winning her second national downhill title.
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Brand new national champ Sabrina Jonnier basks in the glory.
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Already resplendent in rainbow stripes, Sabrina Jonnier will add the "bleu, blanc, rouge" jersey to her collection.
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Something to smile about : Jonnier takes home the title.
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"S" marks the top tube of Sabrina Jonnier, super downhill racer.
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Rock Shox's new Vivid 5.1 rear shock : nothing beats the buttery smoothness of a coil spring.
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The rear derailleur housing is heavily armored to protect against damage.
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The Rock Shox Boxxer World Cup offers 203mm of bump-eating travel, while remaining among the lightest of its class.
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Jonnier's Iron Horse Sunday World Cup sports a set of well-used Avid Code brake levers.
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Metal to the pedal : Crank Brothers' Mallet M keeps Jonnier securely attached as she hurtles herself down the mountain.
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WTB provides Jonnier with its lightweight Devo saddle.
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There's no question as to who this Iron Horse belongs to.
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World Champion duo Jonnier and Iron Horse.
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A small piece of foam keeps debris from getting jammed behind the lower suspension link.
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Jonnier runs DT Swiss 440 FR hubs both front and rear.
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The Rock Shox Boxxer is one of the most popular choices on the World Cup circuit.
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