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02-24-06, 12:25 AM
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"the bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began...there was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of a bus to never-ever land."
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I knew about that before it had even happened. The icepick (and, if I remember correctly, the fufanu) will be in an upcoming video.
It's just too bad that he didn't do a Cookeback off that quarter, too.
edit: Probably because the lift was merely for practice; it costs quite a bit to rent the chopper, especially if you have to mount something like that on it.
It's just too bad that he didn't do a Cookeback off that quarter, too.
edit: Probably because the lift was merely for practice; it costs quite a bit to rent the chopper, especially if you have to mount something like that on it.
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I think a Ride video, but I'm not positive; you never can tell when Fudger is taking pictures, since he's takes pictures of pretty much everything.
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Originally Posted by Beerman
I knew about that before it had even happened. The icepick (and, if I remember correctly, the fufanu) will be in an upcoming video.
It's just too bad that he didn't do a Cookeback off that quarter, too.
edit: Probably because the lift was merely for practice; it costs quite a bit to rent the chopper, especially if you have to mount something like that on it.
It's just too bad that he didn't do a Cookeback off that quarter, too.
edit: Probably because the lift was merely for practice; it costs quite a bit to rent the chopper, especially if you have to mount something like that on it.
02-26-06, 08:45 AM
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Cookeback...
I have a feeling ive seen one before and dont know the name...
Is it anything close to a lookback?
I have a feeling ive seen one before and dont know the name...
Is it anything close to a lookback?
02-26-06, 04:19 PM
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I can't say i've ever don that before, but I have done.....
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Originally Posted by KinetikBiker04
Your the one flying right?
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Those of you who get RideBMX, look on page 38
Those of you who get RideBMX, look on page 38
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Originally Posted by mude
new issue?
i have a feeling a cookeback is just *Allan* cookes version of a lookback...care to explain beerman
i have a feeling a cookeback is just *Allan* cookes version of a lookback...care to explain beerman
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Yeah, the May issue. The photo issue one.
Should be in the mail pretty soon... I just got mine today.
Should be in the mail pretty soon... I just got mine today.
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havent got mine yet...i tend to get them towards the end of the month.
no i rememberd cuz i was looking through differnt issues of ride to see what he was tlaking about and allan cooke was on teh cover.
no i rememberd cuz i was looking through differnt issues of ride to see what he was tlaking about and allan cooke was on teh cover.
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Yeah, for some reason your post saying his first name didnt show up until after i had posted.
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Originally Posted by Beerman
I knew about that before it had even happened. The icepick (and, if I remember correctly, the fufanu) will be in an upcoming video.
It's just too bad that he didn't do a Cookeback off that quarter, too.
edit: Probably because the lift was merely for practice; it costs quite a bit to rent the chopper, especially if you have to mount something like that on it.
It's just too bad that he didn't do a Cookeback off that quarter, too.
edit: Probably because the lift was merely for practice; it costs quite a bit to rent the chopper, especially if you have to mount something like that on it.
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Yeah, but you didn't pay for the chopper to hover for several minutes twenty feet above the ground (in a business area) with a large wooden object attached to the skid, did you?
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No, but we did drop to 400ft in a residential, which is not exactly legal. We were supposed to be at 800ft. And the pilot offering me the controls was a bit sketchy. I also learned it's a bad idea to stick you head out the doorway above 80MPH.
