Video: 10 Year Old Jackson Goldstone Jumps Mega Ramp

 How fun was that?

 I wonder if my jumping would improve if I got a hug from my dad after successful jumps? Sure it would look weird at the bike park as I am 39 and he is 72, but I am gonna ask 'Pops' if he's willing to give it a try.

 A lil relief as well. Has to be scary to see you kiddo go so big.

 Goffboy, honestly? If you would take him to a jump site and clear such thing in front of him, and he'd show some smiles I'd be even more impressed than with this hahaha try it, it may be awesome. I am 33 and I am hoping to make mydad see me hitting a road gap few hundred meters above my parents home.

 2:21, seeing his dad doing the victory dance, love it!!

 Dude, I want freakin 24" SINGLE SPEED downhill bike, seriously, I would sell my left nut to buy a single speed dh frame!!!!!

 ask your parents to buy it for you then. Save your nut they are more valuable.

 No need to sell your manhood @bikermaniac101... Just build one up. Most fun you can have on two wheels..
www.pinkbike.com/photo/11029270

 That is rad. What is it? Looks like an orange.

 That is a SWD frame. I remember reading about them in Decline several years ago, they make chromoly dh frames. I didn't know they were still around, I would love to ride that bike.

 that is a Canfield Brothers KDH prototype bike

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 His pops was flying right beside Jackson. No doubt he's the next Cam Zink. Lil man got bigger cajones than us dudes!

 @tobiusmaximum and @drs140t Unfortunately, SWD is not around any more. The company folded up after the owner passed away in early 2008. Steve was a big fan of the simplicity of the Orange 22X and the Morewood Izimu. Amazing bikes. They come up for sale very rarely (maybe once or twice a year).

 The kid is amazing but his dads support is priceless!!!

 Bicycle Fabrications in San Francisco is still doing the SWD bikes...Hank Matheson was a welder for SWD. They built me a single pivot DH bike...love it!

 Hey @Sassyquatch... I know Hank personally and have one of his SWD216s as well. I would have mentioned him except that he no longer makes the 216 and has no plans to. He now has a steel all mountain rig named the 6Gun after the Original SWD Racing version but other than being steel, its not at all the same (but it's awesome as all heck and I want one bad) Definitely support him as he's one of the very few steel, gravity, custom, US manufacturers. Oh, and the new 6Gun as well as his Pocket Rocket are fully SINGLE SPEED READY @bikermaniac101 .

 @pbrider my parents? Really? Some of us on Pinkbike are actually big boys who haven't grown up yet, I happen to be 28 and married, so that would be a negative on asking my parents to buy me one..... Well, I'm riding my Giant Glory 0 without a shifter, have it ziptied to the handlebar, and the derr is set to 5ish out of 9, so that works right now, but I'd like a more permanent solution.

 @bikermaniac101 Any DH bike will lend itself well to a single speed set up.. Just pick up a single speed cassette spacer kit, cog of your choice, and a tensioner to replace your derailleur. You can use a derailleur in a pinch but a dedicated tensioner is lighter, stronger, and more stable...I personally use the Rohloff DH tensioner...It's the best there is. Pull off your shifting and shorten your chain as much as you can under full compression. Single speed will drop about 3/4 of a pound off your bike, make it very quiet, you'll never miss a shift or slip a gear, you'll always know what gear your in in, and will improve your riding. Do it!

 @bikermaniac101 .... If you are; 28, Married, Small enough to ride a 24" single speed downhill bike and still can't afford one I could make a few other suggestions. Get a job so you can afford one, ask your wife to pawn her wedding ring, or perhaps go back to the reason you even need a 24" single speed downhill bike. That is a bike rather tailored to a specific size and type of riding and whilst I don't deny the validity of such a rig after perusing your profile I would guess you fit very few criteria needed for such a selection. With this new information do allow me to suggest that you DO NOT SELL YOUR TESTICLE. I only say this because at the age of 28 and being married it will have good use in the future. Oh yes and if your wife approves of parting with your balls she certainly could be coerced into hawking some jewelry instead. Take the easy road my friend, or perhaps ask your wife's parents.

 Cam zink numero dos haha

 nah his name is jackson.

 Rampage will be on Mars by the time he's zinks age.

 When I saw they were going to have him speed check it into the knuckle, all I could think was "I hope they slowed his rebound all the way down".

 the good stuff, right there.

 Same feel. Good times.

 Agreeee to you on that mate.

 Sounds like you had one already.

 he'll be hitting 30 ft gaps and 3'ing them at 12 haha

 Yeah... Sigh... I'd sure like to forget he's ten. Ten!?!??!

 agree on the neck brace. might need something for those big balls as well

 people never realize the importance of them. yes the clavicle is easier to break using them but rather that than having to sit in a wheelchair for the rest of my days

 not everyone believes that they work. i know i don't believe in them. personal choice really.

 There seems to be a mountain of evidence that they DO work. If there's even a chance that they work, you'd think having your child wear one would be a no brainer.

 #samhillscorpionsurvival?

 As a father of two kids I have this deep personal message to anyone who wants to give me advice how should kids be raised up and cared about - please mind your own business and keep it to yourself. Now to those who want to give others such advice in terms of safety, exposure of their kid for danger, then please consider that you are highly likely projecting your own fear on the other kid/parent aaand you are involountarily insinuating that he/she fmdoes not care enough making him/her feel as a bad parent which often presses one of deepest complexes a human being can have. So... Fck you, eat a dck, eat my arse, Thank you!

 Thank you @WAKIdesigns, that needed to be said... Father of three.

 If he's still 10 at the start of 2016 then start getting nervous!

 Jackson's birthday is February 10, 2004.

 that's what he said

 Canfield Brothers KDH Prototype 20" this ones the newest version
canfieldbrothers.com/canfield-brothers-kdh

 Prob didn't have a front caliper either....

 Good pick up pedrohfr! the shot without brakes was done after he had hit it. we had taken his brakes off already when we decided to shoo the extra scene.

 we all get tempted to brake tap.. That's one way to solve it! rad to see him progress so much..

Here's a video of him from 2008 at Whistler.. He was doing laps and launching the stares on his push bike.
vimeo.com/118732835

Way to go, Jackson. You're quite the ripper!

 You can see the rear brake in most of the shots.

 When he hits the ramp full on he doesn't. #informedcomment

 Half the distance there and back.

 Way too far? Crikey. The landing ramp is about the size of a tennis court. You'd be alright, just follow someone in who has done it before.