So my friend Cole got Crash of the Day on BMXOnline...
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So my friend Cole got Crash of the Day on BMXOnline...
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Ouch. Atleast he didn't land on his back.
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That wasn't even very bad. My buddy Matt once under-rotated on a flip and landed right on his chest /face.
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There's a reason why he wears full pads. 25'+ gaps to flat and whatnot, at speed.
And what you can't tell is that he killed his ankle on that.
And what you can't tell is that he killed his ankle on that.
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Originally Posted by mude
it still didnt look that bad. alot worse couldve happened
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Well, regardless, wait until you see the next one. 30' bank-to-loading dock/planter gap to flat at mach ten.