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Lord. No. Never. Ever. But yeah man... good bail. Thats definately one to keep. I mean as far as "good bails" go, you were obviously hurt (and I hope you're better now and nailed that from the angle you wanted) but you're okay you know? No broken bones or profuse bleeding. Definately one to keep. Almost bragging rights if you ask me. An impressive bail along with other landed tricks really add some realness to a movie to music. No one goes out there and tries a move over and over to get it right without having bailed at least a few times. I don't know what I'm even trying to say now. I'm glad you're not hurt seriously. Good vid though, keep it. EDIT: Off topic. Yay, I got my third box under my name. More boxes is good! Really!

Same here, I cant get the links to work. Can you please repost?

Ugh... <embarassment> crappy tap > endo > catwalk drop </embarassment>

Linkin Park - With You

+1 to the hottie I get happy when I'm riding when I do almost any move that feels effortless and just kinda meshes you know? When you do something and it all seems to fall into place

I'm going back to college some day for Computer Programming. There is an EA Sports building just down a few blocks from me

Metallica - For Whom The Bell Tolls

Agreed, short distances or traveling in a largely populated city is bike domain

Saves the Day - Sell My Old Clothes, I'm Off To Heaven

You're a f*cking jackass man

I used to do a fair amount of trails, nothing special. No jumps or anything. I like the trails that are up and down and up and down. Stuff that makes it so you're going fast but doesnt force you to do any switchback turns rather it lets you use that momentum to get up the next little hill only to fire you back down another. I like trails when I don't have to think much and I can enjoy the scenary and just relax you know? I did a little bit of dirt jumping but it was never with a kicker and a landing, only the kicker. I've tried a couple with kickers and a landing but I was always kinda scared about over shooting the jump and bailing. When you know for sure you're landing flat it seems easier I guess. Again, I never did anything big. Maybe 4 feet at maximum. Not so much since I moved, but I used to ride every single day for transportation. From riding back and forth to work and getting munchies or meeting friends I logged a solid 90mins a day riding around. I liked riding around cause I can be a bit of a dick on my bike in terms of traffic laws. I can do things on that bike that no other vehical can do (at least get away with it afterwards) I'm just talkin hoping off a curb kinda in front of a car and j riding(yeah I'm coining that phrase) across the street. But in all seriousness, trials is the most fun. I can't wait until I'm good enough to call myself a trials rider.

Yeah, I have to say dude, you have grammar and at least spell check abilities that meet and surpass about 5+ other new members (no one in specific) It really is nice to see someone form a sentence and more than one paragraph where needed.

It shouldn't matter that I have a free wheel right?

Right on, thanks guys! I can track stand on average for about 3 seconds. But I almost always lose balance in the direction I have the wheel turned regardless of which side it's turned to as well as what foot is forward. I'm gunna go give these a shot probably tomorrow. I just woke up and my lower back is killing me. It could have to do with the fact I went riding after being awake for about 30hrs, it could be that I spent 2 hours trying to back wheel but its probably cause I slept funny. Hahaha. Later boys. Ride on

I have a couple, not trials related but biking related. I was working at a Walmart a couple years back and my buddy met me there so we could ride home together. I was on a Norco Wolverine and was super happy to get off shift. So I'm ripping through the parking lot, dodging between moving and parked cars. I looked back at my friend for a second and when I looked forward again there was a car right in front of me. I tried to dodge it but I clipped the front and the right handside light pretty hardcore. I scratched up the paint and kinda cracked the light cover a little. My friend laughed at me saying I shouldn't go so fast, I replied with "f*ck you, we gotta get outta here man!" When I first bought my Rocky Mountain I was going for a ride trying to learn how to dirt jump. There were these two younger guys (better riders though) hitting some jumps too. They were doing cool stuff like riding to the top of the jump, going only vertical and landing 180 on the rear wheel. Anyways, I went for a smaller jump and as I just started to take off I felt something hit my leg. I tried to sit down after the jump and poled my buttocks. My seat had fallen off. The guys and myself all laughed and they told me they didn't have their alan keys with them (nor did I) so I just finger tightened the seat back on. Later, on the ride home, I went up a curb and the seat snapped in half around the screws where it holds the stem to the seat. Again, pole into my buttocks. So yeah, thats why the sig says "completely stock minus the seat"