bikeperson45

I don't have the time to go and find all your antagonistic comments, just because he did in one in response to all of yours doesn't make him wrong.

I'm going to go a head and disagree with that. I think trials is small because people like Mr.Clayton make stupid little comments saying it's to BMXy. I'm pretty sure that's where this arguments stemmed from and I got fed up of reading his comments constantly so consider it justice people are saying how narrow minded he is. I found his video much more boring then all the 'BMX' videos. Look, he did it again - And whoever said why can't people have fun on their bikes like Mr.Clayton, watch 24:2011.

Loved that a lot, pretty perfect. Come to Reading next time please.

How is that spoiling it, it's already happened?

Didn't like it, you're riding in a graveyard, and at one point you were actually riding on graves? Plus the intro was way too long but what the riding looked good and progressive, I just don't like people riding in graveyards, especially actually riding on someones grave, that's just not good in any way.

Just focus on your technique rather then trying to change everything. Watch the RYAN Leech guide, read the Trashzen guide and practice.

This, make a longer one next time. And your hook style is ridiculous by the way, in a a good way.

Awesome riding from all. Love watching Cesar, and every time I think of him I'm reminded of the salad so it's double the joy.

Nice one I was disappointed that you'd left the chain snap out so was happy when it was there after all

I thought it was pretty amazing, my main critism is too much emphasis on different ways of dropping. But commitment to doing those half tailwhip drops is awesome.

Looks awesome, hurry with the full video please.

What are these?

What I consider to be quite a sexy ensemble.

This is Rob from Reading, want John to watch this since he thought it couldn't be done

Celine dion used to ride but I think she quit to sing instead. Basically there is none.

I don't know, are you? Sorry, thought I'd join in.I quite liked the video, pretty big riding and I'd quite like to see another one of you at a later point.

Looked awesome, but was it only a few riders that were actually allowed to ride the stuff?

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That rail ride

Might be able to come to Reading, we'll see...

I agree with what you're saying. When I watched Concrete Circus it seemed like there was an emphasis that these extreme sports are more then just doing something for the sake of doing it. In video form though when riding is put to a song it's completely different since it's all edited in a certain way to make it look as good as possible. I remember one of Phil Feeney's videos called it 'the art of motion' which I think is true to a degree. So no one gets their bike and goes 'I'm going to go out and express myself'?

Heard this being said quite a bit recently, and wondering how many of you think it's the case. Some people say that through trials they can express themselves, but how? How does sidehopping up a wall and spinning of it express yourself. I've always thought this was complicating a simple thing and liked it in Concrete Circus where Danny Mac just said "I ride because it's fun' because that's all it's ever been for me. Anyway, discuss.

So glad The Jezabels were used in Danny Mac's video or I would have never heard them. They're debut album is pretty awesome -

Shows bikers in a negative light, going around really fast and getting hit by cars, or braking them with big chains. Silly cocky guy going no hands deserved to get hit.

What course is this?