Yeah, mostly ESPN's twist to get views. Who the hell would watch a video titled "World's First Carry On?"
the next level...
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That aint no frontflip homeslice
Fair enough, but it's got more style than that fvcked up FMX "360" frontflip.
For sure
Is everyone just missing how cool that moto front flip was?? Sure, it may not be a true 360 flip, but STILL, he's front flipping a MX bike! Who cares if it looks a little funky, that bike weighs like 230 lbs! I think it pulls it off rather smooth considering that.
And his bike wasn't set up all stupid like DeChamp's was when he attempted it a few years ago.
And his bike wasn't set up all stupid like DeChamp's was when he attempted it a few years ago.
I'm not "hating", but I wouldn't say it has more style than a cash roll. It's ballsy and pretty gnarly to front flip a dirtbike, absolutely.
The cash roll is also perfected by a kid thats like 16 years old, so that makes it that much more savage. Daniel Dhers was actually the first person to land a cash roll I believe, and he cant even take it as far as mad dog with all the variations he pulls now. I agree it does have more style, (and there is more of a rotation for sure) but then again I doubt we will see a cash roll done on a dirtbike anytime soon.
thank you. i find it very irritating that the moto community cannot count/interpret number of rotations and axis of rotation.
burns is goin to get himself killed
When I see sean burns riding, I don't think "wow! That was ****ing awesome!" The first thought in my head is "That guy is batsh1t crazy. I wonder what brain disorder he is suffering from..." My reasoning for this was swayed by the fact that not only did sean burns do a 30dt x 30ft drop on a bmx bike, but he also did it in a cemetery. I mean, c'mon.
Aitken's section...man, that was soooo steeezzzy. that fence hop at the end was immense...
Burns is inhuman. Fscking beast.
SEKT "Austin Trip" video
. . . no next level tricks here. just next level trails. and a mean one-hand turnbar at the end !
http://vimeo.com/21340193
. . . no next level tricks here. just next level trails. and a mean one-hand turnbar at the end !
http://vimeo.com/21340193
I do.
I love that kind of hardcore riding. (watching it, not doing it)There is a cringe factor involved, but that only makes it more compelling to watch.
wow. def not something i've ever seen before! impressive!
seeing that sent down 10 steps would be something else.
What, you didn't like Mr. Tiles' version of that on the previous page?
http://www.vitalbmx.com/videos/member/Training-for-Olympics-Doubles-GOLD-MEDAL,23933/ChrisWilmshurst,981 even if this is a repost it completely deserves it.
http://www.vitalbmx.com/videos/member/Wild-Night-Contest-in-Lille,24979/ChrisWilmshurst,981
holy balls so much good content
holy balls so much good content
Travis built this at his house for him to train on, you can be sure there is all kind of crazy sh!t goin on. . . .
pegless street riding is the only way to ride street. so much awesome without all the barspin rail barspin combos. some serious bangers at the end of that one
SAVAGE!
@sealclubber, I wouldn't call that pegless grinding technically. He did do some dope crank grinds. I still think street is dope with or without pegs. Each street rider brings ish to the table and kills it. This is from a bias rider of 4 pegs of course.
@sealclubber, I wouldn't call that pegless grinding technically. He did do some dope crank grinds. I still think street is dope with or without pegs. Each street rider brings ish to the table and kills it. This is from a bias rider of 4 pegs of course.
I can't believe I see all these clips of Garrett shredding at UMBC and I can never catch it in person! The stair gap/rail hop to bank at 3:13 is freaking rad. I always wondered if someone could do/has done that whenever I walk by there