I know, I know, probably not many of you guys care about the fact that it's my unnatural cashroll rotation... But it was my challenge of the day at Audi Nines big air session and I am so stoked I landed it!
Here is my Audi Nines riding day's story, go straight to 6:00 if you just want to see the opo cashy.
Thank you pinkbike for your positive comments! Just to make things clear about the name of that tricks, I’d say it’s actually a opposite switch unnatural cashroll. Because I did it my opposite way, it was on the wrong direction and it felt so unnatural. (Not even sure if I’m kidding or not here haha)
Just to be that guy, it's the first oppo cashroll on a DH bike. He did oppo cashies years ago on his dirt jump bike at Crankworx Les Deux Alps best trick the year the slopestyle was cancelled due to rain.
@maxtodamax: I think they're commonly confused, but switch is switch stance, i.e. your feet back to front. So you can do a 360 in four ways: regular, oppo, switch and switch oppo.
Let's stop this "switch" talk. In skiing, if you prefer to spin left, but spin right, its not "switch" unless you come in backwards. Snowboarding and skateboarding have frontside and backside, but switch is again coming in the opposite way to your normal riding position.
And those sports aren't cycling, in which it's regularly called "opposite" if you're spinning the "opposite" direction that you naturally do. Lets stop beating this dead horse, it's been accepted as the norm for well over 3 decades.
Well since I haven't seen many people hit a 20ft jump on a downhill bike backwards, reading the title with a bit of common sense would suggest he span the wrong way!
Just to make things clear about the name of that tricks, I’d say it’s actually a opposite switch unnatural cashroll. Because I did it my opposite way, it was on the wrong direction and it felt so unnatural. (Not even sure if I’m kidding or not here haha)