You smoke pole!

 

oooh i bet i got one, christian pfeiffer

 

Thomas makes a living off of krispy kreme advertising!!

 

the amount of money it takes to survive is variant depending upon the lifestyle one leads....

theres a lot of smoke in mirrors in this industry as with any...

things are rarely what they appear and the bottom line is that most "pros" have a supplimentary income of various dealings...

i personally, do not have a day job, and havent in over 2 years.. my income is derrived souly from what i make through sales, shows, and sponsors...

I am also very blessed to have a few very influential people in my life that have put a lot of time, money, effort, and work into affording me to continue to do what I do... wether it be family, girlfriend, and friends...

money is a direct reaction to work.. if you put work and effort in.. money will follow! for those who want to "ride for money" more power to you, do it! but please remember... dont lose sight of the fun... when something becomes a job some might find it's no longer fun, I enjoy the bussiness side just as much if not more than the riding... you might find yourself being a lot more unhappy with your choices then you would have been otherwise...

i love riding..

-kane

 

that was touching kane,just messiing wif ya,your one hell of a rider,i gotta give props to anyone who can make a living in this sport,its a hard sport to make it in.

 

ac, pfifer, a few euros, streetfighterz

 

I smoke ALOT of pot but im not a pot head

 

You guys also have to remember that is is also a young mans sport...if you do get to the point you are making money, make sure you are putting some away and always have other sources.

I on the other hand will never make any money in it, and until there is a health insurance plan, I can't afford to quit my day job! Besides, don't I have to at least get on my bike to have a chance at getting paid??!!

 

for sure, there aint no 401K for stunters yet...lol, save that ****, cause you cant ride forever

 

There might be lots of new young riders but it's the older riders who are making all the money in the indusrty.

 

your old ***

 

it is the older riders, but do you think you will be the stunter you are now in 10 years darius,shat im 29, i gotta keep my shop open just to make sure ive got income,i wish i could just stunt all the time.

 

by the way darius, the mana vid is prolly the best vid ive ever seen,could be a little longer, but its still badass.hes prolly the next greatest stunter.also i just won 240 bucks in poker about 15 minutes go so im going to the strip club!

 

i made it fo ralmost 8 full months off of cages and 12bars,dvd sales,shows and a really good sponsor who i think of everytime i start the f4izzle or jig a cage off of it,thanks hanum flooring,jg electric,shameless plugging aside,
it can be done if you have your finger's in the right holes,but put the wrong ingreidients into your mix and it's back to doin side jobs and selling things

 

probably not but I'm sure I'll still be riding or doing something in this sport, maybe building bikes for pro riders and definatly still making videos!

 

yeah i feel ya darius, this definetly isnt the sport one can retire in...yet,it just keeps getting bigger though,we'll make it 2 xgames one day then the game is over.people can make a good living in it

 

ha I just noticed my name was up in this mix...

guess im an old *** too

 

thomas and darius are a bunch of old geezers!

 

All of the SF have day jobs.

 

Jason makes his living off of being a rollerblading stunt double in a fat suit for beer commercials...