4WD Nitro Dirtboard
Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:25 pm
I'd rip that bitch in the screet tho.....lol
I've thought about strapping one of my trucks on each foot..
silla
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Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 1:48 pm
That thing is really cool, but you don't heal up as fast when you hit the 30s, so I guess I'll just watch..
I'd rip that bitch in the screet tho.....lol
I've thought about strapping one of my trucks on each foot..
silla
I'd rip that bitch in the screet tho.....lol
I've thought about strapping one of my trucks on each foot..
silla
Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 5:48 pm
i'm with you payaso, my wrists and ankles are getting nervous knowing i'm looking at those pics! and i thought "when good times go bad" were gunna run out of material! 
Posted: Tue May 24, 2005 6:04 pm
It's funny to think back on things I did as a kid that seemed like perfectly good ideas that now seem like a suicidal deathwish.
When I was elementary school – junior high age, I was totally into BMX and skateboarding, like any normal kid. Somehow the fact that Evil Knievel was popular and I grew up in an area under development with ample supplies of 2x4s and sheets of plywood for the taking defined my youth.
I remember jumping my no-suspension Schwinn Stingray off of homebrew ramps that I wouldn't even jump off of with just my feet now. One of the more memorable ones was two 4'x8' sheets of plywood with 2x4 bracing and a rusting late 50s sedan as the support, with a nice hill for the approach. Landed so hard the bottom bracket just ripped out of the bottom of my frame. No one even thought of wearing a helmet, let alone long pants and a shirt. That ramp was the first time I ever saw a broken arm and broken teeth. Glad they weren't mine!
When I was elementary school – junior high age, I was totally into BMX and skateboarding, like any normal kid. Somehow the fact that Evil Knievel was popular and I grew up in an area under development with ample supplies of 2x4s and sheets of plywood for the taking defined my youth.
I remember jumping my no-suspension Schwinn Stingray off of homebrew ramps that I wouldn't even jump off of with just my feet now. One of the more memorable ones was two 4'x8' sheets of plywood with 2x4 bracing and a rusting late 50s sedan as the support, with a nice hill for the approach. Landed so hard the bottom bracket just ripped out of the bottom of my frame. No one even thought of wearing a helmet, let alone long pants and a shirt. That ramp was the first time I ever saw a broken arm and broken teeth. Glad they weren't mine!