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slickred100
(Sep 9, 2007 at 21:17)
thats amzing both the leg and the guy still riding props thats asome
Wow, the skill you would need to build that, AND WITH FOX SUSPENTION TOO!!!! Huge props for makin that and for keeping riding!
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dmr1993...you are a douche..this guy looses a leg, builds a replacement and jumps back on a bike...have respect, i give mad props to this guy thats dedication to the sport
dmr1993 clearly has aids and is depresed, were as the guy in the picture doesnt let anything get in his way
well it must suck for him to loose his leg above the knee
im glad i lost below the knee
and if he has pinkbike i want to add him if anyone knows
im glad i lost below the knee
and if he has pinkbike i want to add him if anyone knows
indestructable! can u imagine never having to rock shinnies.. im inspired thats some true dedication to the sport
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mad props! thats awesome. i would imagine that it may be difficult to clip out with that setup though. do you think it is solid when rotating?
respect!!losing a leg didnt make him stop riding!!thats just awesome!!thats what i call big will to live!!PROPS DUDE POD!!
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i just read an article on him and he built that leg himself because they told him he couldnt dowhill anymore, like 3 months after losing his leg he was out skiing and shit, the dudes nuts, and he used a bike shock all tuned up, how cool is that!
man if i ever loose a leg i totaly gotta get in contact with him cuz ill NEVER stop DH/FRing
massive respect from me dude. Im in the military and im sure many of the kids comming back with missing parts would love that. Gotta stay active and doing the things you love.
massive respect from me dude. Im in the military and im sure many of the kids comming back with missing parts would love that. Gotta stay active and doing the things you love.
That is the most tricked out custom piece of work I have ever seen. I respect that so much. WOW. If he is Canadian "leg servicing" from Fox will take forever. This is the toughest dude on pinkbike.
yo 08demo08 we also have respect for you for being in the military, its tough dude thanks, and to this guy, it is inspiring to get out and ride.
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Billy is funy. One time walking up the trail, my girlfriend mentioned that she couldn't feel her fingers due to the cold. He replied with, "Well I can't feel my leg." He is a class act... and fast too.
because he is comparing a less fortunate person to the terminator,
and it's just because he has a prosthetic leg
and it's just because he has a prosthetic leg
i think its the guys nickname,and ps the northwestdhdad who said the comment is probably a good friend of his and does a hell of a lot of work to bring the sport of mountainbiking on.
Thanks Les. And yes- Brian Barlett's nickname is the Terminator. Neg prop me all you want- I don't care.
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Can somebody give me link to VOD with that guy?
Also, I never knew that somebody can ride his bike hard without one leg. But this leg is probably better than "real" one
. That man is an inspiration.
Also, I never knew that somebody can ride his bike hard without one leg. But this leg is probably better than "real" one
check my album, my bro rides with one of those legs too. We went to leogang a year ago and he was ripping the shit out of it! I was stunned.
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that sik the tecnology of today is amezing we can build a leg almust same as a real one that shuld be pod.
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i wish i could get my leg back and im gettin a sweet one
i also got a bunch of singed things by famous hockey players
i wouldnt trade a jeg for anything
i also got a bunch of singed things by famous hockey players
i wouldnt trade a jeg for anything
people like carey price,bobby orr,jean belivaux, amputee team canada,cam ward and a stck signed by the canadians
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thats awesome dude. Im sure you are an example for all of us riders to dont quit for injuries or problems cause there is always a solution to everything. My deepest respect for you man. Keep it up!
you are my hero for continueing riding ,as well as coming up with something brilliant like that to enable yourself to keep going!
ur a f*cking a*shole dude. show respect he loses a leg and still goes back to bike. i bet if you lost a leg you'd shrivel up and die. shut the f*ck up.
I respect him, but i also have a sense of humor.
I saw the opportunity for an awesome joke 'n i took it.
And yeah you're right, if i lost a leg i probably wouldn't go back to cycling. Would you? in all honesty? Face it dude, your argument is bullshit.
I saw the opportunity for an awesome joke 'n i took it.
And yeah you're right, if i lost a leg i probably wouldn't go back to cycling. Would you? in all honesty? Face it dude, your argument is bullshit.
i was hit by a bus and i lost my leg and im gonna go back to biking in a week cus i dont have my leg yet
so basically i would go back to biking
so basically i would go back to biking
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absolute legend, he is such an icon, doesn't let nothing get in his way for doing what he wants to do.
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Oh...
Respect him! He's still running and it's...
Awesome! Great man, great soul!
Congrats for courage.
Respect him! He's still running and it's...
Awesome! Great man, great soul!
Congrats for courage.
i went dirtbiking with a guy with no leg. f*ck he could sail that cr500. but his leg wasnt this bad ass
that really is inspiring, and im curious cause i don't know much about it. but i was wondering if your alright with me asking how does it stay on? and how heavy is it/hard to move around when walkin? btw major props man with keepin up the ridin.
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i give that guy so much props, thats so cool to have a disability and act like its nothing and still rides, what a beast!!!!!!!
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Mt. Hood Ski Bowl, Oregon, United States
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Date: 2007-09-09
Trail: skibowl
Riders: brian bartlett
Description: Hand made by brian , what a great looking leg
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