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Josh Bender"s back breaking crash
The crash that almost paralyzed Bender and his recovery. Sorry for the shaking and quietness.
90 Comments
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vahhab
(Aug 12, 2008 at 21:42)
holy shit... OUCH! this guy is a hero in my book.
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That man is the craziest thing ever to happen to mountain biking. GO BENDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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This guy is known for crashing his brains out and always has been known for that. I can count the number of times he has actually landed a jump on one, maybe two hands. He is damn tuff and has more guts than probably anyone else on this site though.
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dude i wanna see u even try the jaw drop or any thing hes got more balls then ull ever have,and dude u have to be good to even try that
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did i say i had more balls than him and you don't neccesarily have to be good you just have to be in good shape
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who cares mountainbika probably has jst as much skill as bender but he has alot more sense than to do things tht he cant land.
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Pinner and mountainbika. have u douche bags ever tried any of the stuff that Bender does? No u havent so u cant talk trash about someone when you have no idea what its like to do they stuff that they do. So stop talking about things that u have no clue about.
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Well you obviously dont have much because your grammar is horrible. And its not brains, it skill, determination, and balls that allow Bender to do the stuff that he does.
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ohhhhh my grammar, that was quite the insult.
yes it takes skill to land drops but that isn't a frequent event in the life of josh bender.
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Well I see that you took my advise about your grammar. Good job, Im so proud. Now shut up and stop watching videos if your just going to make negative comments on them.
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and u not being a douche is apperently the same as josh bender landing(no offence josh ur good)it never happens
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Bender may not be the most technically skilled rider out there, but he is still pretty good. Yeah he crashes alot but almost everything he ever rode was over 20 feet. Can you say with your hand on your heart that you would try what he does? The dude rode Jah Drop like 3 or 4 times in one day. That was like two or three times higher than what most of us would hit, you gotta give him respect. Without Bender, big-mountain riding wouldn't be nearly what it is now.
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mountainbika91023 keep that comment to your'e self but don't talk shit about bender here on pinkbike.
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If you look at the period he was doing it most people were still rolling down fields on a GT lobo or jumping off pavements on a hard tail, full respect for this bloke he got his hands on a karpiel and inspired many people to go big and some might say his efforts changed the sport for the better.On the whole crashing part remember he had no advice to call on it was all trial and error and remember he's a cool dude and wouldn't mock you for doing your 5ft drop off would probably cheer you on.
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for all u people talking shit about bender fuck you ive seen benders land many large drop and gaps that u cant do that for sure but hes got such big balls that he does stuff that nearly impossible so its not a a suprise he doesnt land it and well with out him are sport wouldnt be as far as it is
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you could train a monkey to go what bender goes. Anyone can huck huge, few can land. Bender can't land, he is nothing special, just stupid.
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I know I'll get neg props but I totally agree! Yes I give bender props for trying that stuff and not giving up, he has heart and determination not to mention the toughest mtber in the world, but he is not fun to watch unless you only like skilless carnage
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if anyone can do it fehn and goes to all of you saying he has no skill or anyone can do it, i want to see a video of you hucking yourself over an untouched cliff of 35+ foot, prove anyone can do it by doing it yourself
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Bender brought up the subject of huge a*s drops hes the only person ever to do the jaw drop he is a biking legend