Hahaha!!! I'm seriously laughing my ass off. That was funny as hell. That kid nailed it!Seriously next level right here...
Hahaha!!! I'm seriously laughing my ass off. That was funny as hell. That kid nailed it!Seriously next level right here...
Equally impressed with the hat staying on as with the riding!!!Orly?
What the **** is the point of riding dirt on a BMX bike..why dont u just get a DJ..their just as light but u get a lil bit of cushon..dont get me wrong..that stuff in the vid is helluh sick but still..whats the point
That type of riding has been around longer then suspension. Clearly, many people don't need or want suspension.What the **** is the point of riding dirt on a BMX bike..why dont u just get a DJ..their just as light but u get a lil bit of cushon..dont get me wrong..that stuff in the vid is helluh sick but still..whats the point
Thats some sick riding! He does s**t backwards that most sane people wouldn't do forwards!dont know if this has been posted but i saw it today for the first time, thought it was amazing
Flatland hasn't ever really done anything for me either. The riders get props for their skills, sure. But I just don't enjoy watching it.call me crazy but flatland never does much for me. it just looks awkward and i don't know how some guys didn't fall over dizzy after their runs. the guys that kept some momentum and and stayed more in the cockpit looked better then slow, jerky movements and climbing all over the bike, IMO. and is a manual to T-whip really that crazy?
not to be a total negative nancy, this was the first flatland vid i watched all the way trough. definitely lots of skills there.
Yea, I've seen that but I'm not sure if its been posted. Sick vid.This maybe a repost. . . I wouldn't have the nutz to hit the booter at about the 2 minute mark but it looks like sooo much fun, biggggg assss hip
http://vimeo.com/10052976
call me crazy but flatland never does much for me. it just looks awkward and i don't know how some guys didn't fall over dizzy after their runs. the guys that kept some momentum and and stayed more in the cockpit looked better then slow, jerky movements and climbing all over the bike, IMO. and is a manual to T-whip really that crazy?
not to be a total negative nancy, this was the first flatland vid i watched all the way trough. definitely lots of skills there.
Haha, you guys are cracking me up. I have zero balance so flat land is out for me and I'm a dead sailor on trails.......exactly how I feel watching trail videos. I can only watch minor variations on leaning the frame left or right with a 360 or barspin randomly thrown in for so long...flowing around is fun and all but boring as hell for me to watch.
Flatland hasn't ever really done anything for me either. The riders get props for their skills, sure. But I just don't enjoy watching it.
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kinda like golf, hard to watch for long unless you realized how hard it is to play at the pro level....usually, flatland is something you have to do yourself, in order to enjoy watching.
that said, some riders have some classic style that even non-flatlanders get stoked on.
chase gouin was one of them.
also, jesse puente, with his breakdance style was/is always good to watch:
and one of my other favorite mid-school riders (flat and street) Bobby Fisher:
I haven't seen it... and I've followed the thread since it was posted.not sure if it's been posted , didnt feel like going through 150 pages so yeah, pretty insane though
http://vimeo.com/6183355
That was straight awesome.not sure if it's been posted , didnt feel like going through 150 pages so yeah, pretty insane though
http://vimeo.com/6183355
Dialed is an understatement. Sick as hell...not sure if it's been posted , didnt feel like going through 150 pages so yeah, pretty insane though
http://vimeo.com/6183355