Yeah. My brain can’t comprehend that.
Berms and Jumps and Flow
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Yeah. My brain can’t comprehend that.
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Mr. Chainring
Lots of creative and insane lines!
don
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Man - that kid can ride a bike! Almost 7 seconds over 2nd place is insane. I used to ET over doubles racing bmx in the 80's but his is way more massive and stylish!A better video of the Golden Boy destroying Hardline. Pedaling in the air on 80’ gaps.
Very impressive and so good to watch - can't wait to see more from Jackson.
don
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That was really well done!
don
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Video: 3 Minutes of (Mostly) Slow-Motion Goodness from the US Open Best Whip - Pinkbike
Nothing like some sideways action.
Just skip to the 1:03 mark and watch NJ ape Joe H demolish it but not make the finals
I love how he rides the big bike like it's a bmx bike over a box jump at old Lakewood.
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Ian F
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Video: 3 Minutes of (Mostly) Slow-Motion Goodness from the US Open Best Whip - Pinkbike
Nothing like some sideways action.www.pinkbike.com
Just skip to the 1:03 mark and watch NJ ape Joe H demolish it but not make the finals
The man is a savage.
Dude is quickly becoming one of my favorite riders to watch.
don
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He's like the 10lb sledge to Semenuk's body panel hammer. That shralp to rock tap was so rad. And that gap at 2:38 was fucking insane. Finding lips to landings in that mine field was another WTF. Dude is very enjoyable to watch.
don
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Awesome photo! I wonder how many know who this is and how influential he was at the time. It's no surprise his son is so good.
And dig those under CS mounted U brake, toe clips with I believe are Avocet shoes!
Well played @ChrisG I love thinking about how far we've come. Wally Tunison below with team Mongoose at the Peddler Shop in Long Branch, late 80's. The bike is a re-branded Fat Chance , or would soon be replaced by one for actual riding. JT competed at Wally's Allaire race, and a long forgotten drop in the park is named after him. bonus points if you can name the three team riders in this one.
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