I know some of you never look in the stunters corner section, so i decided to post a quick video of me and 2 friends from last night. its nothing fancy. just rough clips and music. hope you guys like it.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlTeIkcJTgs

 

I gotta ask...how many times do you dump your bike learning to stunt like that. Just curious.

 

i dont know. i have never dropped the bike so bad that i end up hurting myself. but some parts like to break here and there. that night i think i laid it down about 3 or 4 times. all part of progression, though.

 

Great vid man. Great place to do stunts.. Nobody around....

 

I was really impressed by how smoothly you guy's transition from stunt to stunt ie stoppie to stand up. [sm=hail.gif]

 

Most of these bikes are dropped hundreds of times when your learning new tricks. Me personally I have never dropped my bike, but I haven't started slow stuff yet since I don't have a cage. This winter its getting that and more LOL so next spring its gonna be on.

-Jesse-

 

nice vid...i'm jealous.

 

ya, the smoothness is all clutch it helps to learn not to look at ur tach. just feel the revs through your grips. the transitions between tricks become 2nd nature within time. im still not as smooth on the throttle as i wish i was. i can be really choppy at times.

 

nice vid dude.

i need a camera.....

 

Don't take this the wrong way but I've often wondered while watching stuntin videos why is it alot of the riders put a cage on the bike but don't protect themselves ie only wear wife beaters, shorts and runners while they ride ? Is it to show their skill to the audience as in their so good they're not likely to get hurt/wipeout and to add some risk to the stunts ? Or is it freedom of movement to more easily be able to do the stunts? You guy's must get a lot of road rash scars every season. Like I said I'm not bashing just curious.[sm=dontgetit.gif]