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22-04-2009, 09:23 PM
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22-04-2009, 10:01 PM
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I was really disappointed when i started watching the vid to find out it wasnt a motorbike... but then i was amazed by the tricks that guy was pulling off 
simply outstanding 
simply outstanding
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22-04-2009, 10:43 PM
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The guys got skills,I was well impressed with that.I will show this my lad before he goes to school in the morning,who wants to bet me a fiver he asks if he can go on his bike 
.It brings back memories of me on my GRIFTER before the forks bent 
.It brings back memories of me on my GRIFTER before the forks bent
22-04-2009, 11:05 PM
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I had similar disappointment, however i really enjoyed that video, that guy is amazing on a bike. I think some serious damage could have been caused on the first fence though!!!
23-04-2009, 06:30 AM
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Like mentioned above i was expecting and hoping for it to be a motorbike so didnt expect too much when seen the vid was a push bike but fuck me that boy has talent !!!!
Some of them jumps are mental, the boy obviously has no fear and the back flip off the tree was seriously impressive.
Great to see a Scot doing something spectacular as usually all these clips are yanks !!
Great tune as well.
Some of them jumps are mental, the boy obviously has no fear and the back flip off the tree was seriously impressive.
Great to see a Scot doing something spectacular as usually all these clips are yanks !!
Great tune as well.
23-04-2009, 09:04 AM
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Jeeeeezus ! Amazing skills, laugh my cock off at some of the things this bloke can do. Love the reaction from passers by once he's done his stuff & fekt off. The drop at the end where everyone looks over the railings to see if he's ok ! 
Can't normally be bothered with 5 odd minutes long vids but I could watch that all day.
Can't normally be bothered with 5 odd minutes long vids but I could watch that all day.
23-04-2009, 09:40 AM
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thats AWESOME, does he have diff wheels as ive seen in various other vids ,when they take a hard landing they collapse ,or are they just unlucky? awesome vid tho 
23-04-2009, 10:54 AM
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I imagine the wheels will be of a higher strength and he will also have learned to take most of the landing shock through his knees etc acting as shock absorbers so to speak.
As also mentioned above too, i could have watched that for ages!
23-04-2009, 11:03 AM
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I was wondering about his wheels too, i remember when i used to buckle my push bike wheels just hitting curbs hard enough
I imagine the wheels will be of a higher strength and he will also have learned to take most of the landing shock through his knees etc acting as shock absorbers so to speak.
As also mentioned above too, i could have watched that for ages!
I imagine the wheels will be of a higher strength and he will also have learned to take most of the landing shock through his knees etc acting as shock absorbers so to speak.
As also mentioned above too, i could have watched that for ages!
A lot of wheel strength lies not in the rim, but the way they are built.....a good interface between nipple and rim ( oh-er ) is a must......I prefer brass ones despite their weight, but the main strength is the way you lace the spokes, how many times they cross and how much tension you use.
Two people can build a wheel out of exactly the same components and one could be rubbish, the other indestructible!
23-04-2009, 11:20 AM
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317 where he wall rides and stops the bike front wheel on the bar and the rear wheel against the wall was wicked makes me wanna dig my bike out and kill myself
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