It looks like he got his butt-cracked cleaned at the same time. Ouch!
LOL. We had a blast yesterday trying to huck everything in sight and that's one of the new ones that we found. It's steeper than it looks, with a really ugly roll-in... and to top it off you have to make a 90 degree turn within about 8 feet of the drop otherwise you go over the side of the hill. All three of us who attempted to huck it from that takeoff ended up going over the side because we'd blow the turn in the loose landing.Aquaholic said:Teflon Termie Terrorizes a Turner.
Crash sequence by Wind Stun.
Heheh... It wasn't his bike! He was using it as a loaner from The Path.Renegade said:Wow, nice pics, thanks for the link Termie. I didn't think you could do those kinda things on an ellsworth.Your friend must really trust in his "lifetime warrenty".
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Yeah, there is something and it's a 90 degree right hand turn about 8 horizontal feet beyond that takeoff. The laws of physics can't be denied!tscheezy said:Must be something about this drop:
Fun stuff...![]()
He's a teenager and rides insanely well. Like I mentioned in a prior post, this isn't even his bike that he was riding... and he said it was sort of sketchy with the unbalanced front/rear travel (putting his front-center too far forward) but yet he was going for everything!MK_ said:Yeah, great photos! That Max kid is quite the hucker.
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Damn physics!.Danno. said:Yeah, there is something and it's a 90 degree right hand turn about 8 horizontal feet beyond that takeoff. The laws of physics can't be denied!
Nice try though![]()
I was gonna post that picture as well, but becasue of the chain, I love what's going on with it.Nick. said:got compression?