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HUGE drop to concrete video!!!!!
This has to be the biggest drop I have ever seen done to concrete...
Bigger and smoother on Dualie http://www.mbuk.com/images/Kettles%20Drop.mov Smaller and harsher on HT http://www.mbuk.com/images/Mikey%20B%20Drop.mov |
I like how he uses the stairs as a transition. So is that hucking with style?
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....I don't kow what to say. Thats nuts
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Originally Posted by alcahueteria
I like how he uses the stairs as a transition. So is that hucking with style?
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The Hardtail didnt do as big a drop as the duallie. If you look, the HT landed on the set of stairs before the last ones which the Dually landed on.
Oh, and the Dually is a Craftworks FRM125- Same as mine but a newer model :D Ive seen a bigger concrete drop than that and it was to flat. |
Ive already seen it :rolleyes:
Thats some insane riding right there... |
Yes that is hucking without style... All he did was fall :p Sure it was a big fall, but non the less a fall.
This guy has had custom linkage plates made for the bike, it has mor travel than the stock Crafty's. |
Just found the even bigger drop i was talking about.
http://www.nsmb.com/videos/clips/rea...s/chrisheh.mpg |
Wow
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FARK, that guy is an idiot. He bloody over shot the landing. Somehow he still managed to get his rear wheel to just get the landing.
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Yeah it just touched the edge of the little wall thingo at the bottom. Still classified as a flat land i reckon.
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joe with a bike rigid drop
http://www.teamhardcore.net/vids/mov/joepipe.mov |
Sweet. I can't say much more than that as my jaw is still firmly planted on the floor.
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Curious, but the concrete drop looked bigger. Must be the camera perspective.
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The first video was the most impressive imo...............so like can he can still have kids....right? :D
p.s. what bike was that? What fork? |
Originally Posted by StalkerZERO
p.s. what bike was that? What fork?
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Originally Posted by alcahueteria
I like how he uses the stairs as a transition. So is that hucking with style?
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Ya ya I know. :(
But I'm trying to get a feel for whats out on the high end. I mean for when I become skilled and I want to graduate to dual suspension type of trails, jumping and flying over rooftops and what not. :D ..........that and when I get a boat load of cash. :| |
Originally Posted by StalkerZERO
Ya ya I know. :(
But I'm trying to get a feel for whats out on the high end. I mean for when I become skilled and I want to graduate to dual suspension type of trails, jumping and flying over rooftops and what not. :D ..........that and when I get a boat load of cash. :| |
Originally Posted by Raiyn
There are a great multitude of FS bikes availiable. Develop an idea of how you're actually going to ride and when the time comes we can give you a better answer. Besides I doubt you're going to be trying stuff like this.
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Originally Posted by StalkerZERO
*feels challenged* Oh yeah?? I could umm....*gulp* do stuff like that. I betcha I could do a drop like in the first video with my Gila T5 fork...I betcha! ......... :|
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Its already been said what bike he was riding: A Craftworks FRM125 with a Marzocchi fork and custom linkage plates.
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Ahhh but what kind of marzocchi fork? How much travel does it have? Coil or air? or combination? How much for them suckas?
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Originally Posted by StalkerZERO
Ahhh but what kind of marzocchi fork? How much travel does it have? Coil or air? or combination? How much for them suckas?
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Nah! I'm not looking to upgrade right now anymore. I just want to learn bout parts is all. Though I wish I coulda gotten a swap out and got a gila t5 "plus".
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