This is the hole Alex's knee made when hitting the ground and breaking his femur!
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This is the hole Alex's knee made when hitting the ground and breaking his femur!
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 OK, your knar for posting that.......jesus 'H' christ thats a hard hit. Alex Procha-crater.
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 Oh SICK (not the good sick)! Is that Alex's dent from his crash
  • 6 0
 YEah man! So gnarly!
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 how hard did he hit the ground to do that?? was it really a faceplant? i was joking.. Confused
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flag simcik (Jan 21, 2010 at 13:12) (Below Threshold)
 He broke his femur! That is a dent from his foot. The femur is the strongest bone in the body. He hit frikin hard! That landing was like concrete, it takes a lot to dent packed Colorado dirt.
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 Im pretty sure it was his knee that made that hole!
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 way to show impact!!! image says it all
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 Dammmnnn!
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 Agree'd,look at all the ground around the crater, it's all hard pack,really hard pack,like concrete hardpack.Imagine the force,Alex Pro's knee hit that,it's a very unusual pic for JB to send out,but it's a good reminder of what can happen,to "ANY" of us pro or non-pro.Keep it safe,always wear your lid,and padding,and be careful out there.Keep it pinned,not binned.
Gary.
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 oh god, broken femur isnt sounds good. i hope that axel will come to ride soon.
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 so crazy...the slideshow on Vital about this is pretty gnarly
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 Oh damn, link?
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 not much else to say, but HOLY SHIIIIT!!! Harsh one!
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 breaking your femur is a good effort, i am in recovery from one, but still it sounds worse when other people do it lol
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 thats intense!
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 That was the thump I head here! Damn thats so gnarly.
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 f*ck JB thats so brutal! did you see the crash?
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 Nope! It was very close to me! All i did was turn around and BAM! HE was in sooooo much pain, took it like a champ though!
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 ouu f*ck!! :S
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 the knee bone's connected to the... femur bone! the femur bone's connected to the...
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