Winter Splinter2007
You Can't Bring Me Down
Due to sheer boredom I've decided to change it up a little bit. Ladies and gentlemen, the sideways page...
We're deep into the intermediates here, things started getting a little wacky. Of course those things were mostly the clothes of the entrants, but still, wacky.
You know, now that tiregrabs are back, can someone start busting out Hannahs? I mean, seriously, I think it's time for those to come back |
Kids, listen to me on this. No matter what you want to do, how big a trick you are capable of pulling, how insane you think something is. A nice, long manual will always look nice. |
I'm pretty sure that Factory's rules are:
I'm not sure about that, but it seems like a good bet. |
This kid's name's DeMarcus (DeMarquis?). He got higher than Cheech, Chong and the Rick James. When he pulled it off, it resulted in greatness like this back flip... |
I think if you don't have the common decency of having to avoid your seatpost on no footed cans you should have to lose, I dunno, 15 - 16 style points. |
...When DeMarcus's crazy height goes wrong he leaves the entire park praying for his ankles. Twice. Ouch. Surprisingly he got up and rode away. |
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This is Dave. Dave is riding a bike that's at least as heavy as mine. He runs a front brake. He rocks the fullface and he's old. There's so much right with Dave that I almost feel bad for pointing out that no one in the history of the world has ever not looked rediculous with a fullface without a visor. I'm sorry, it really just looks like you have a bowling ball on your head. People, please stop doing this. Please. |
I'm guessing if you're rocking a Factory shirt you spend a fair amount of time there and, as such, you've got the wacky lines wired. Like a 360 up the step up. That's wacky. That's wired. |
When you don't have brakes you kinda have to go high. It's not like you have a choice, really.
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If memory serves Dave was the first cat to go for this line. That's pretty good height, too. |
