He's good .. he was on the BBC Scotland news a couple of nights ago. He says he's given up the day job due to the amount of interest in this clip and his abilities
I had an interest in the late 90's.. that is twice as good as the best at that time...just shows how things move on....
Ah so... you were the dude hopping from bollard to bollard on your front tyre down Rothesay pier years ago I thought those eighties shoulder pads and the mullet were a bit over the top though
Used to do alot of riding as a kid and didn't bother about falling off. Now you have so much too lose, a broken arm would cost me my job! I've seen some of the crashes they have, not good.
Different style of rider but anyone remember JMC..... didn't he live though.
Different style of rider but anyone remember JMC..... didn't he live though.
Legend!
I spent last summer downhilling in Whistler and the standard of some of my un-sponsored friends was amazing, let alone the world cup guys who came over for crankworx! Some images in my portfolio on my website.
I'll have a look today.
Dirt was on youtube but the sounds gone for some reason? Jason's Dad is one there with a couple of short clips of Dirt. Most of it was filmed around where I live, great loss.
Ah so... you were the dude hopping from bollard to bollard on your front tyre down Rothesay pier years ago I thought those eighties shoulder pads and the mullet were a bit over the top though
Yep, that was me,we gave it up after complaints from old people...as using grannies heads became unpopular. those back flips could be sod if the mullet got caught in the spokes..
Phenomenol. As impressive as some of the Parkour feats.
I've done a bit of cycling, but nothing like that. I'd love to know how he manages to keep his feet glued to the pedals. If I even went as far as jumping off a curb I'd end up with the metal grips on the pedal embedded in my shins.
I wouldn't jump off some of those things in my right mind, let alone with a bike attached.
Imogen
