Exhibit 1: Guy doing rad tricks on a dirt bike in suburban Southern California? ✅ Exhibit 2: Billy Corgan Soundtrack? ✅ Exhibit 3: Riding in a T-Shirt? ✅ Exhibit 4: Long Hair under a Beanie? ✅ Exhibit 5: Gnarly Wrecks? ✅ Exhibit 6: Moody slow-mo portraits of the rider in an abandoned building? ✅ Exhibit 7: Irresponsible, probably illegal and definitely life-endangering stunts? ✅
CONCLUSION: This is a newly discovered Crusty Demons segment from the year 1996, and you can't convince me otherwise. Also, it's perfect and I love it.
You're not wrong, it's like an orgy of 90s extreme sports VHS films mixed into one, Crusty Demons, JIB even some Super 8 vibes there. At least he didn't re-enact Bender's crash on the jaw drop.
They probably used the boom lift shown in the background (to the right of the tank) in the first shot.
I know no one asked, but that water tank is likely 32' tall. Usually steel water tanks are built with standard 8' wide steel plates and usually don't cut the plates shorter, even if they don't need the extra height. There appears to be four courses of 8' plate, so 32' feet high. The foundation is right at ground level, so the drop is about 32' vertical to top of the landing.
Nothing I don't like about this, reminds me a lot of the old school moto vids including the famous train jump and skate parks rips (I think that was Moto XXX), house hucks (Crusty) and all the other awesome vids. Really like the street stuff too...
+50 hp helps too I think Rampage are getting up there as far as hucks are concerned, they are doing stuff every bit as big as that water tower jump if not bigger.
You've got a lot more leeway on how heavy/overbuilt the shock/fork can be on a powered moto. Mtb suspension is partially compromised due to weight considerations.
Exhibit 1: Guy doing rad tricks on a dirt bike in suburban Southern California? ✅
Exhibit 2: Billy Corgan Soundtrack? ✅
Exhibit 3: Riding in a T-Shirt? ✅
Exhibit 4: Long Hair under a Beanie? ✅
Exhibit 5: Gnarly Wrecks? ✅
Exhibit 6: Moody slow-mo portraits of the rider in an abandoned building? ✅
Exhibit 7: Irresponsible, probably illegal and definitely life-endangering stunts? ✅
CONCLUSION: This is a newly discovered Crusty Demons segment from the year 1996, and you can't convince me otherwise. Also, it's perfect and I love it.
I know no one asked, but that water tank is likely 32' tall. Usually steel water tanks are built with standard 8' wide steel plates and usually don't cut the plates shorter, even if they don't need the extra height. There appears to be four courses of 8' plate, so 32' feet high. The foundation is right at ground level, so the drop is about 32' vertical to top of the landing.
Edit: yep, it is
www.youtube.com/watch?v=avhShpnOOvg