Freeride legend still going strong....

[oobaa47]

If that's not near vertical, I don't know what is..... Look at his back wheel, he nose manuals down the damn thing!!

https://m.pinkbike.com/news/must-watch-jordie-lunns-rough-af-3.html

 

[Magic]

Definitely missing brain cells.

 

[Ryan.P]

Watched to many times now I wanna go build ridiculous things in the woods

 

[oobaa47]

Watched to many times now I wanna go build ridiculous things in the woods

I wish they would do like a behind the scenes video and show how they built the features. It's not like they have access to a crane or cherrypicker I'd imagine, as these places are usually in the middle of no where. How they hell did they build that thing?

 

[extremedave]

Watched to many times now I wanna go build ridiculous things in the woods

Love to see what you came up with. Full send!

I wonder what Lund does to pay the bills. Can you earn a living off doing that stuff?

 

[don]

That roll-in was bonkers. I'm guessing 20ft of vertical to a 10ft radius - defintely no room for error on that.

The rest of the clip was crazy too - that 720 back flip -

Funny - I just got an email from LeeLikesBikes and there was mention close to what I was saying but he put some more science in it:

Jordie Lunn’s amazing drop-in
You need to watch Rough AF 3.

After collecting my jaw from the floor, I did some rough AF math:

Assuming a height of 16 meters and a transition radius of 8 meters, Jordie was pulling 4 Gs in the transition.

If Jordie weighs 180 pounds, that’s over 700 pounds. He can be forgiven for collapsing into the rear tire. Bad ass.