It was a great 2012 season for us at Deathgrip Racing! Here is a collection of clips from this season that get us stoked, make us laugh and even a couple that make us cringe. Until next time, keep the rubber side down and Deathgrip it!
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f*cking love these guys. There that sickkk they sent me a t shirt all the way from Canada to the UK (thanks to matt and rob) ..... I'm wearing it right now actually
Not sure if this particular accident happened in the states.I'm sure it different up north with their healthcare system. However, i can tell you one thing, it wasn't a free heli lift if happened in the good old US of A.... a typical heli lift starts at $7000.
There's majority coverage in BC for residents. $80 ground or air if you've called 911. But if you're from out of province or country and not insured, helicopter rides are $2,700 per hour.
Damn, Canada sounds pretty awesome. How does one acquire citizenship? My last gnarly crash I waited for 45min for my mom to come find me and drive me to the hospital because I knew I wasn't going to be able to afford just the ambulance.
last time i killed my leg i called an ambulance on top of the mountain they came to the top by the road disinfected my leg and everything they let me go in my car to the hospital didn't cost a dime....
if you go to hospital with the ambulance it's 125$ where ever u are
Good to know Shrockie well worth the 40 bucks.... i'm curious to know if my employer health program would cover a heli flight? Hopefully, would never be in a position to require one.
I love after the crash, his survival instinct of moving off the trail. He's all mangled but manages to roll over twice and get completely out of the way.
Not correct, broken thumb, and muscle damage in his back. Neither would have been saved with body armour. It was mountain protocol to heli him out, he was complaining of back pain and having trouble breathing. Not our decision.
There that sickkk they sent me a t shirt all the way from Canada to the UK (thanks to matt and rob) ..... I'm wearing it right now actually
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if you go to hospital with the ambulance it's 125$ where ever u are
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