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Old 08-31-14, 02:07 PM
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1990 mountain bike video

It must have been painful;

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VzZkKE9Z35g
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pretty crazy....

nice post
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Great video. It had to have sucked for all those guys who rushed to get back on their bikes after crashing only to find their front wheel taco'ed or bars snapped in half. I guess that's what "adding insult to injury" means.
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Now we know where all those cool late 80's bikes ended up. Still, a little buffing goes a long way.

Shame about the dress code though.
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Gnarly. The dude at 3:56 knows how to crash.
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