Pinkbike and Pivot have teamed up to give Bernard Kerr his hardest Stoppie challenge to date. As you will have seen from the video above we've lined up 3 of our favorite 'Rock Rolls' in Pinkbike's hometown of Squamish for the king of stoppies to test himself on - best part is you get to choose which one and also have chance of winning a brand new bike!
Pivot have just revamped the
Pivot Mach 6 Aluminium and they are giving voters the chance to win their very own. The prize on offer is the XT 1x spec, which features Fox Suspension front and rear, Shimano 11spd XT Drivetrain and a Raceface Bar and Stem Combo - retailing for $3,899 USD.
Pivot say: | The Mach 6 Aluminum brings Pivot’s progressive long and low enduro/trail geometry to our top tier alloy design, offering best-in-class stiffness, power transfer, and suspension performance to every rider who’s ready to tackle new, challenging terrain. With stunning uphill capability and downhill handling that beats any bike in its class, it’s the choice for mastering every part the mountain. |
Take A Closer Look At The Trails
1. Boney Elbows2. In 'N' Out Burger3. HuesoChoose Which Trail Bernard Should Stoppie On Below: Contest closed.Check back on Friday 13th October for the resulting video.
MENTIONS: @pivotcycles
A "stoppie" sounds like when your mom is filming you ride in the driveway and says "hey, do that front wheel stoppie thing again for the camera".
If I'm not saying "send it", "gutted", "slack", hashtagging a lost legend, worshipping mediocre yoga posts or disagreeing with the price of something, it gets negative props. So what do I know?
"I was crushing it until I did an endo off that rock drop and smashed my face up".
I think this guy is doing more of a nose wheelie than an endo. But again, back in the day, a nose wheelie was backward. This is a "stoppie." I believe he will be rolling forward. We probably did that back in the day, too, but I don't remember what we called it.
Ok, history lesson over. Now get back to steppin' off my lawn.
It's actually pretty safe to do so long as no one pulls out of their driveway or you don't have a brake failure (there's quite a bit of room to stop easily but the T junction would be a problem with no brakes).
My Cateye said I reached 98.4km/h. Only 1.6km/h more & I'd have reached my goal. Still not bad given the 50km/h speed limit!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd-G_XdEyZo
My son Ryder LOVES all those slabs & it will be cool to see Bernard take them to the next level... Here's a quick clip with Boney & Intestinal:
youtu.be/KEb_O503qJ4?list=PLIHUT4JQHhxeRHKLYdKyATYVXgHMTawby&t=7
My son Ryder loves all those slabs & it will be cool to see you take it to the next level... Here's a couple of them:
youtu.be/KEb_O503qJ4?t=7
"With stunning uphill capability and downhill handling that beats any bike in its class"
Said a marketer about a 6" bike sold with a fkng Fox Float Evol shock. WTF. I don't know how miserable mind could take this statement seriously. It doesn't really carry the message how confident you are in your product mate, it makes you sound like a self-boasting douche
2. Boney elbows... trail is named after suffering and bleeding. That and those nice trailfork pitch profiles! Yeah, earn that stoppie challenge!
Disclaimer: id be stoked to stoppy two parking spaces...
You are the best BK!
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