Mad Skills

[MartinC]

That's too slow man, could have done that on Mick's tricycle...

 

[russel]

Christ, scary enough on a screen. Wonder what it would look like on an occulus rift VR headset?

 

[kasperhauser]

I've got major traumas in both legs as well as missing my entire right arm. It'll be some months before I get back in the saddle.

When the world finally catches on to extreme shed pottering, I expect to see you flashing some gnarly moves on youtube.

 

[gordon]

i've done a few front flips, though i've not completed one.

 

[GTM]

Thanks. It's unbelievable the stunts these riders pull. I'm sure it takes a lot of practise, but I don't know how they survive the practice.

Here is the same run from not from the helmet cam

It don't look quite that impressive from that angle does it? The path isn't actually that narrow and they're not actually travelling that fast.

Not saying it's something I'd have the balls to do, (ignoring backflips), but i'd hardly call it "mad skills". It takes above average bravery and the back flips are very impressive though.

 

[Anex]

There's always one isn't there.

 

[Greg]

There's always one isn't there.

haha, yup

 

[Minstrel SE]

Yeh crazily good skills.

I was easing my mb down a small grass slope the other day because I wanted to keep it in show condition

 

[Tigerjones]

There's always one isn't there.

It's easy, anyone could do it. I would, if only I had my right arm. Could robably give you a backie at the same time.

 

[Jonathan Ribee]

Skilled?

It is not as if they can distinguish the audio signal via a 99.9999% pure silver interconnect and a 99.9999% silver interconnect with tellurium grounding.

 

[Tigerjones]

Skilled?

It is not as if they can distinguish the audio signal via a 99.9999% pure silver interconnect and a 99.9999% silver interconnect with tellurium grounding.

Cryogenicaly frozen?