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 My first response was and i quote " WOW, That's fcuking awesome! "

 Someone should probably dub cork 7 on a bike... that'b neat.

 Has anyone ever tried a double cork on a bike into a foam pit? Double cork 10 would be sick if it's possible.

 probably, i feel like it be easier with a bike than on skis... just 2 really dumped 3's... in a row

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 I think a dub cork 7 would be really hard, I could see a dub cork 10 but I don't think it's going to happen in a 7.

 the colors on his shirt really pop. Nice shot!

 i thought it was the bee kid from the blind melon video

 everyone is so good these days , 720's are the new x-ups.

 would like a video of this!!

 what the hell is Qwanza??

 kwanzaa is a celebration that starts on day after Christmas celebrating African cultures.

 As in 'happyhannukwanzamas'

 How the hell is that even possible? i mean, regular is hard enough but still understandable, but OPPOSITE?! Thats just crazy dude.

 Opposite means that your doing a trick to your un natural way. If you regularly spin right then spinning to the left would be opposite, and this makes it a lot harder.

 If you ride right foot forward you generally spin to the left and vice versa, so someone riding left foot forward and spinning to the left is usually an oppo trick. But some people naturally spin oppo, so a normal spin is opposite for them.

 MCsession7, you say the trough but it was quite hard to get your explanation... maybe me to stupid

 Reallybigmantis if it was the bystanders first time watching a pro skater would THEY know if it was switch riding? Me thinks not. At this skill level almost everything looks natural.

 yeah scrips, but there is actually a clearly defined system in skating- left or right foot forward, which allows us to call frontside or backside in a spin, and there is no interpretation needed.

it seems strange that our sport started calling things regular and opposite when there is really no standard, other than knowing the rider personally? if it was a hip, spin direction would be relevant, like a downside whip, but on a straight air? i guess i'll just watch the feet. ride on

 If you are right foot forward like me it's much easier to spin to the left If you're left foot forward much easier to spin right. In this you see his left foot is forward and he's spinning left which means very hard Try doing a 180 and you will see what I mean. If this was skateboarding he would be doing it back side because his left foot is forward which is also harder than it would be frontside. So that is the standards really. Next time you watch a video look at there feet and the direction they spin most times it will their natural way.

 skateboarding doesn't have a standard... some guys ride goofy, so everything's the other way for them & you'd never know unless you knew the skater. Switch in biking is having your pedals the other way round to your normal riding & opposite is doing the spin/trick the other way. It's pretty simple actually, you just need to know the rider in skating & biking...

 I think he did!

 No...its just 9 different riders hitting it at the same time

 LOL! It all makes so much sense now!

 I was wondering the same thing but i think it's just the light and maybe he crashed before and got his arm is covered in dust or something. Btw for reasons unknown to me finding black guy on pinkbike is like winning on lottery. Can somebody explain that to me ? It seems almost like MTB is one of those sports that it's dominated by one kind of ethnic group. Like with, let say running, where pretty much all pros are black, like Bolt im pretty sure he can run faster on flat then i can ride