no can disco
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Photo info
- Album
- me-riding
- Category
- Dirt Jumping
- Date Posted
- Apr 25, 2009 at 16:51Apr 25, 2009
- Location
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Queenstown, New Zealand
- Trail
- gorge road
- Riders
- cam ross
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284 Comments
- 95 13
ragdoll
(Apr 25, 2009 at 17:54)
DUDE SO SICK!!!
- 30 10
c'mon kawa, we already overuse every swear word in the book, dont start throwing that one around too.
- 17 9
chill out. we are appreciating an incredible photo in our own good words...just because you may not share the same lexus as us does not mean you have to be so discerning fr112358!
- 11 4
that's one great photo!
he's so crisp and stands out so well it looks like he's been edited in! haha,
i know he hasn't..
but that's an amazing PoD
he's so crisp and stands out so well it looks like he's been edited in! haha,
i know he hasn't..
but that's an amazing PoD
- 10 2
someone needs to give kawa-racer an anatomy lesson 
Sick pic, nice different angle, great trick & good subtle flash work to make him pop.
Sick pic, nice different angle, great trick & good subtle flash work to make him pop.
- 4 2
damn... something like out in nowhere.... looks a bit like on the moon...
realy cool picture...
pod.
realy cool picture...
pod.
- 4 1
They're not, if it's a downhill one people always say, WHY IS IT AlWAYS A DH POD. it's just you can't make everyone happy.
- 1 1
if you look there is dirt behind the rider so the rider is def not photo shop, thats what good lighting does...if any of you people think this is photo shop you're photo fucked. Great pic.
- 0 1
BEASTLY! look at eh back tire, either a really nice high quality camera or maybe photo shoped, but needless to say props to the rider and the photographer!
- 1 3
so eric would you say that it does look photo shopped
im not saying that it is
it just looks like it is
- 1 0
yeah, it does "look" a bit like he's bin added, but it's just the lighting... & to shop him in you'd need a shot of him doing it somewhere else, so even if it was, he had to have done the trick somewhere before, but why do that when u can just do this & get the shot in 1 go. Is much less effort.
- 1 3
Dude shuttup no one cares what you think. You keep replying to these comments and it's really annoying. Shhh.
- 8 1
only you americans have the rear brake on the right. everywhere else left is standard.
sick pod
lurvly trails
- 6 0
U guys are arguing about something that is obviously personal preference. What's next... which hand u throw or wright with?!?! Ppl have their brakes on whichever side they want... it is their bike after all.
- 1 1
You are right Eric. I just argue what spunky888 said because I disagree when he says that "...everywhere else left is standard.".
- 4 1
Yeah, there is no standard as far as I'm concerned & look at the pic... if he had the brake on the other side it's not gonna help him much... he put it on the side he needs it coz of the way he does his tricks, not where he lives.
- 1 1
i agree that its personal preference all im saying is when you buy a bike in europe the rear brake is always on the left
- 1 1
When I bought my S&M L.T.F The brake came standerd on the right - that was f*cked up, so I changed it to left - as that's what we English are used to, I'm pretty sure it's only a few countries that use the right as rear.
- 1 0
"...he put it on the side he needs it coz of the way he does his tricks, not where he lives. "
surely if you do any 1 hander tricks u'd put the brake on the side u keep ur hand on? Rear brake to the left might be more common, like right handed ppl, but I'm sure there are some guys in the UK that prefer their back brake on the right just coz of the way they do their tricks. So at the end of the day it shouldn't matter where ur from, but more on which side you like to have your breaks, because now ur gonna get some kid from somewhere in the UK telling you his brake is on the other side. Ppl should speak for themselves & not their countries or continents.
surely if you do any 1 hander tricks u'd put the brake on the side u keep ur hand on? Rear brake to the left might be more common, like right handed ppl, but I'm sure there are some guys in the UK that prefer their back brake on the right just coz of the way they do their tricks. So at the end of the day it shouldn't matter where ur from, but more on which side you like to have your breaks, because now ur gonna get some kid from somewhere in the UK telling you his brake is on the other side. Ppl should speak for themselves & not their countries or continents.
- 1 1
Everybody... Who the hell cares. Brakes stop you, that's all that matters. If one's on the right or left, it's going to get the same job done.
- 1 0
Funny, it seems it was you who started with the things about nationality and brakes. I think that is even more "silly", now come with such a comment. No one is upset, we just exchange views on a subject.
Peace and relax
Peace and relax