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100 FOOT DROP!! SERIOUSLY!!
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flag jonlake
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:26 Quote
[Quote="demz" he did not even land the jah drop[/Quote]

And you could?

you make it seem very easy
flag amadi
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:35 Quote
he is f*ckin brave but he can't land anythingBlank Stare he will die on that drop R.I.P (')
flag deftrailblazer420
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:37 Quote
amadi wrote:
he is f*ckin brave but he can't land anythingBlank Stare he will die on that drop R.I.P (')

NO WAYY


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hey who knows he might have an emergency parachute Razz
flag dh-roach
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:38 Quote
amadi wrote:
he is f*ckin brave but he can't land anythingBlank Stare he will die on that drop R.I.P (')

he might not die, but he's gonna get f'd up... hard... and if by some miracle he does pull it off. well then, damn, good job bender.
flag foxmtbing
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:39 Quote
i think hes totally f*cked if something goes rong. wht the hell is making him do this lol
flag charlie810
O+
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:40 Quote
i really cant see his feet surviving that or his wrists let alone his whole body
flag dodo3352
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:41 Quote
bender can do it. i believe in him and the fact that he is the man!tup
flag konasarkprimo
FL
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:42 Quote
Bender! Bender! Bender!
flag bonzibryan
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:44 Quote
I found this on http://www.redbullrampage.com/freerider-bio.php?ath=3 here's a quote"Josh Bender is one of the most radical freeriders ever. Born in Alaska, Josh experienced the Lower 48 for the first time at age 20 and found it disappointingly "mellow." But after some exploration, he settled in the wilds of Virgin, Utah, and proceeded to rewrite the history of his sport. With the philosophy that "you have to break a few eggs to make an omelet," Josh accepts crashes as the byproduct of progression - and when you're jumping 50-foot drops, the crashes are more spectacular than most. The rider's medical history is a string of concussions, lacerations, and broken bones, but when he nails a landing, it's a thing of beauty. So is what he's done for freeriding. Josh's audacity has been largely responsible for the improved suspension and durability of today's mountain bikes. And he was a co-conspirator in helping to organize the inaugural Red Bull Rampage in 2001. Currently, he's on the lookout for a huckable 100-footer..."
flag foxmtbing
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:44 Quote
dodo3352 wrote:
bender can do it. i believe in him and the fact that he is the man!tup

i believe he can do it to. anyone can, but can he survive it?

i also believe whoever does something like that has rocks for brains
flag fortune
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:44 Quote
that man is a nutter ...in a good way...hope he lands it with out injurying him self..that man is an insperation
flag fantaman
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:48 Quote
100ft = 30m drop now that's freakin huge

this is what 30 metres looks likeEek
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flag foxmtbing
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:50 Quote
trekrules wrote:
100ft = 30m drop now that's freakin huge
this is 100ft high
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thats f*cked up, how is it possible to survive something like that
flag downthehill
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:52 Quote
this mans the shit rocks for brains and steel for balls
flag dodo3352
Posted: Oct 1, 2007 at 12:53 Quote
a really steep landing

 


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