"I'm super stoked about guinea pigging this one. And there is a little story behind it; In 2006 my dad found this gap and showed it to me. Well, back then I was hitting some big stuff but this one was insane. I tried to hit it maybe 5 times, every time the road gap won against my head. Steep run in, unknown speed and trees all way down on the landing. Well, we used some bags to build a steeper landing and now the road gap has to be sent." - Jaws
Nothing feels better than hitting that drop you've been sizing up!!! This can apply to all and a rare case where size really doesn't matter. Everyone's threshold is different. Cheers to this monster Jaws!!!
2016 has sucked for the cycling community. Keep in mind that none of these losses, as far as I can recall, have happened as a result of someone crashing on a mountain bike.
Sure, we all take some level of risk doing the sport we love, but how many of us would have died from heart disease, diabetes or some other medical reason if we weren't riding our bikes?
Riding keeps me happy, healthy and sane. If I didn't ride, I'd probably die from a heart attack before I reach 45, or be pumped full of a cocktail of medicines prescribed by my doctor to solve all the problems riding my bike prevents.
No better feeling than this on a bike. Regardless of your level, nailing something your genuinely scared shitless about and have been thinking about for ages, to ride it out is such an intense feeling.
My technique is count down from 10 and go no matter what
I put my pointer on 38 seconds, click, and watch until he ghosties his bike. Over and over.
I don't think it is the gap, but the reaction. And when he comes machin' out of the trees...
Even through in a suicide no hander! Fair play, bloody huge. Man I love this sport, just when you think you've seen it all. Wonder how that compares the the one on the Red Bull Hardline course in Wales?
Way to go @szczeki !
Should have been +10
2016 has sucked for the cycling community. Keep in mind that none of these losses, as far as I can recall, have happened as a result of someone crashing on a mountain bike.
Sure, we all take some level of risk doing the sport we love, but how many of us would have died from heart disease, diabetes or some other medical reason if we weren't riding our bikes?
Riding keeps me happy, healthy and sane. If I didn't ride, I'd probably die from a heart attack before I reach 45, or be pumped full of a cocktail of medicines prescribed by my doctor to solve all the problems riding my bike prevents.
Want to honor those we have lost? Keep shredding!
My technique is count down from 10 and go no matter what
Shipping Method: Ground
Status: Delivered