Ryan Leech Unbeleivable!

Damn!!

My jaw is sore!
It dropped so many times it almost locked open.

Yea, I can do that....
in a pig's eye.
 
Anybody watch RUSH-HD channel on Cablevision? I'm watching a show called Focus with 5 guys (John Cowan, Dave Watson, Paul Basagoitia, Carlin Dunne, Robbie somebody) mountain biking and doing some sick freeriding in Brazil right now and they are just incredible. It's a documentary of them filming a movie or something. Pretty cool.
 
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If anyone wants to purchase Ryan's latest DVD, manifesto, I will part with it for $15 bucks shipped...
 
tonyride said:
Anybody watch RUSH-HD channel on Cablevision? I'm watching a show called Focus with 5 guys (John Cowan, Dave Watson, Paul Basagoitia, Carlin Dunne, Robbie somebody) mountain biking and doing some sick freeriding in Brazil right now and they are just incredible. It's a documentary of them filming a movie or something. Pretty cool.
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Robbie Bourdain. Along with Watson he was just dropped by that team (Kona Clump). Awesome to watch but I guess big mountain riding just doesn't bring in the bucks.
 
That was funny when he walked by the black bear at the end. I didn't even notice until I read the comments.
 
MNicolosi said:
thanks for the link..... that is insane.... who has time to learn how to do that.....?????
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it is just progression...when I rode trials, it takes awhile to learn but you just keep building up. Tons of time though...
 
they showed this at the Banff Film Festival in Suffern a few weeks back.

i was awestruck


in the intro, it was described as a new riding form: "downhill trials"
 
Albeit pretty amazing, this video is NOTHING compared to what Ryan is actually capable of...Even Manifesto is somewhat lame compared to his parts in some older trials videos like Evolve, Contact, or Revolution...

-Jim.
 
Hey Ryan, were you at the Banff thing on Tuesday? I was there too. Great films.

Hey, when's the first TM at Tourne? I want to get to a few this year.
 
Amazing stuff.

I find it interesting how he always takes his right foot off the pedal. Everyone is better balanced on one foot over another but you think depending on the bikes orientation he'd lift one foot or the other.
 
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