how dangerous is stunting
01-19-2009, 11:42 PM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
but slow stuff is just as good for tearing ACL's, and breaking spines as high speed is!
I've been down at over 30mph, at least 6-7 times.. Everyime I jumped up, and EVERYTIME in a t-shirt (only got bad rash twice)...
Hell been down at 55mph in a shirt and got up with a little rash on my arm
But stepped off a SS circle at about 4mph, broke foot in 3 places, now 4 months later its still FUCKED.
01-19-2009, 11:44 PM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
I'll agree somewhat
but slow stuff is just as good for tearing ACL's, and breaking spines as high speed is!
I've been down at over 30mph, at least 6-7 times.. Everyime I jumped up, and EVERYTIME in a t-shirt (only got bad rash twice)...
Hell been down at 55mph in a shirt and got up with a little rash on my arm
But stepped off a SS circle at about 4mph, broke foot in 3 places, now 4 months later its still FUCKED.
but slow stuff is just as good for tearing ACL's, and breaking spines as high speed is!
I've been down at over 30mph, at least 6-7 times.. Everyime I jumped up, and EVERYTIME in a t-shirt (only got bad rash twice)...
Hell been down at 55mph in a shirt and got up with a little rash on my arm
But stepped off a SS circle at about 4mph, broke foot in 3 places, now 4 months later its still FUCKED.
01-19-2009, 11:46 PM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
I'll agree somewhat
but slow stuff is just as good for tearing ACL's, and breaking spines as high speed is!
I've been down at over 30mph, at least 6-7 times.. Everyime I jumped up, and EVERYTIME in a t-shirt (only got bad rash twice)...
Hell been down at 55mph in a shirt and got up with a little rash on my arm
But stepped off a SS circle at about 4mph, broke foot in 3 places, now 4 months later its still FUCKED.
but slow stuff is just as good for tearing ACL's, and breaking spines as high speed is!
I've been down at over 30mph, at least 6-7 times.. Everyime I jumped up, and EVERYTIME in a t-shirt (only got bad rash twice)...
Hell been down at 55mph in a shirt and got up with a little rash on my arm
But stepped off a SS circle at about 4mph, broke foot in 3 places, now 4 months later its still FUCKED.
its like my logo 
01-19-2009, 11:52 PM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
jus like everything else you take a chance crossin the street. you crash you could get hurt slow stuff isnt bad maybe flip a hc or somethin but highway is a lil worse dependin on the crash jus all varies but yea you could fuq up ur life lol
01-19-2009, 11:53 PM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
jus like everything else you take a chance crossin the street. you crash you could get hurt slow stuff isnt bad maybe flip a hc or somethin but highway is a lil worse dependin on the crash jus all varies but yea you could fuq up ur life lol
01-20-2009, 12:10 AM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
01-20-2009, 12:29 AM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
Stunting a 600 or any other cc bike has nothing to do with falling a lot .It just the process people go through when learning and pulling off the tricks.what vids were your watching.stunt crashes or something?your gonna fall!
01-20-2009, 01:44 AM
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01-20-2009, 02:18 AM
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Re: how dangerous is stunting
not always true....my boy that i used to stunt with constantly nearly lost 2 fingers in the chain on a slow one gone bad. He's got permanent hand dmg now. you have to have your head in the game no matter how slow or easy the trick may be. Like any "extreme" sport stuntriding has a way of reminding you that it deserves constant attention and respect. 
On that note does anyone kno were to get the gaurds for big sprockets to prevent that from happening i got a 2004 636 with a 64 tooth on it i just bought n want to prevent that. PM me if u do cause i probably wont be back on this thread.
01-20-2009, 02:21 AM
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01-20-2009, 02:43 AM
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