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Jerad Fischer Documentary Trailer

Jerad Fischer is a passionate mountain biker who rode competitively in the 90s and early 2000s. He had a serious bike accident in 2009. After several surgeries, his left leg was amputated. Jerad continues to ride using a prosthesis, and he inspires other riders by building new bike parks and riding almost every day. Jerad always makes the best out of the worst situations.

16 Comments

  • + 8
 Give the guy another madal .
  • + 2
 used to ride once in a while with a fella on the North Shore he had lost him arm in a accident and he had rigged up a set-up that would allow him to attach a tubular arm with a shock too the handlebars it had a disconnect setup that would release in the event of a crash .
  • + 3
 Sick! A local pro around my area actually has a fox float in his prosthetic leg, it is one of the coolest things I have seen. What shop was that?
  • + 1
 The Fix Bike Shop near the Valmont Bike Park in Boulder...
  • + 1
 found those jumps last fall....unfortunately they did not look like that. Anyone know whats up with old Valemont? the only thing hittable was the hip
  • + 3
 Huge props for Jerad!
  • + 2
 you have BIG respect from me
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 you are a great inspiration to many people
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 wow. freakin inspiring. guy is a PIMP
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 JERAD MY BROTHA!!!! Hahaha we going to Rampage again this year?!
  • + 1
 J Rad and I will be up there at Rampage...
  • + 1
 Dude needs a beefier leg! I can't even do half the stuff he can, and I have twice as many legs!
  • + 2
 I admired you men...thats passion you showing to all bikers.
  • + 1
 Can't wait for the fun thing
  • + 1
 Was that Daren bear claw I hear or am I going crazy
  • + 2
 This is incredible!








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