Stuntwars
12-11-2003 | 06:06 AM
#104
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well ill say this.............Todd after all the **** u took from me on here you were man enough to get my number and gimme a call. Then u took more **** from me on the phone (i apologize i can be a real dick..........but what u gonna do lol). But through all my bullshit u saw what i was sayin and u were willing to listen. Then on top of it u did what u had to do for the guys who are competing in yer event! Way to step it up Todd and the rest of Team X-treem
12-11-2003 | 10:06 AM
#106
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Lakeland is not long enough to have a coaster event. It is an 1/8 mile dragstrip so total it is around 1/4 mile. There are already a handful of people doing coasters that distance or close to it. Only way you could do it is with a limited approach.
If all possible I would like to see sickest new trick on the list of event. It is something the riders and spectators will like.
DAV
If all possible I would like to see sickest new trick on the list of event. It is something the riders and spectators will like.
DAV
12-11-2003 | 11:27 AM
#108
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From: Dunedin, Fl. U.S.A.
Banner's
Any teams that are coming e-mail me your banner so I can put it up on the links page of www.stuntfest.com e-mail it to tcolbert@tampabay.rr.com and also e-mail me the URL where you want it to link to so don't hestitate to send your banner the sooner you send it the quicker it get's put up, I put them up in the order they come in.
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Todd Colbert
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Todd Colbert
12-11-2003 | 12:35 PM
#109
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Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Michigan
Hey todd, Will there be a place to ride 50's. I remember going to Xfest (over 10 hour drive) and they told us to keep it on two wheeles when riding them. So I brought that dam thing over 700 miles for nothing.
12-11-2003 | 12:44 PM
#110
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From: Dunedin, Fl. U.S.A.
50 rides
Originally posted by Natedogg77
Hey todd, Will there be a place to ride 50's. I remember going to Xfest (over 10 hour drive) and they told us to keep it on two wheeles when riding them. So I brought that dam thing over 700 miles for nothing.
Hey todd, Will there be a place to ride 50's. I remember going to Xfest (over 10 hour drive) and they told us to keep it on two wheeles when riding them. So I brought that dam thing over 700 miles for nothing.
Todd
12-11-2003 | 02:07 PM
#112
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From: Marietta, GA
Originally posted by foto
Lakeland is not long enough to have a coaster event. It is an 1/8 mile dragstrip so total it is around 1/4 mile. There are already a handful of people doing coasters that distance or close to it. Only way you could do it is with a limited approach.
If all possible I would like to see sickest new trick on the list of event. It is something the riders and spectators will like.
DAV
Lakeland is not long enough to have a coaster event. It is an 1/8 mile dragstrip so total it is around 1/4 mile. There are already a handful of people doing coasters that distance or close to it. Only way you could do it is with a limited approach.
If all possible I would like to see sickest new trick on the list of event. It is something the riders and spectators will like.
DAV
Better event, spectators will like it a lot more than more slow "sick tricks".
Sickest trick is always the same thing, a bunch of **** that you have already seen, one MAYBE two new/exciting things to watch. Maybe it would be a good event for a side thing for a few people to do that ACTUALLY HAVE SOMETHING NEW AND SICK (like aaron at nsra reverse elevator, that was the only new/sick thing i saw) to show us, but not for everyone to go out there and do the same trick we've seen them do a 1000 times.
12-11-2003 | 02:15 PM
#114
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From: Lewiston, Me
Originally posted by john LegionST
There is plenty on room, Lakeland's total distance is about 1500 feet. Give us a 400 foot run in, and that leaves 1100 feet to coast, and from that short of a run, it is unlikely that anyone will go the whole distance, plus the action (or at least the top competitors) will be going directly past the fans during their runs.
Better event, spectators will like it a lot more than more slow "sick tricks".
Sickest trick is always the same thing, a bunch of **** that you have already seen, one MAYBE two new/exciting things to watch. Maybe it would be a good event for a side thing for a few people to do that ACTUALLY HAVE SOMETHING NEW AND SICK (like aaron at nsra reverse elevator, that was the only new/sick thing i saw) to show us, but not for everyone to go out there and do the same trick we've seen them do a 1000 times.
There is plenty on room, Lakeland's total distance is about 1500 feet. Give us a 400 foot run in, and that leaves 1100 feet to coast, and from that short of a run, it is unlikely that anyone will go the whole distance, plus the action (or at least the top competitors) will be going directly past the fans during their runs.
Better event, spectators will like it a lot more than more slow "sick tricks".
Sickest trick is always the same thing, a bunch of **** that you have already seen, one MAYBE two new/exciting things to watch. Maybe it would be a good event for a side thing for a few people to do that ACTUALLY HAVE SOMETHING NEW AND SICK (like aaron at nsra reverse elevator, that was the only new/sick thing i saw) to show us, but not for everyone to go out there and do the same trick we've seen them do a 1000 times.
sickest trick is always a problem because it is a judging thing and you always will have someone feeling ripped off. Great spectator event though.
coaster is cool cause its a numbers thing and you cant argue with numbers... the only problem i see is there are many people doing some loooooong distances and what happens if you have 2 or more peeps clearing out the entire track... even with a 400 ft start (I know there are a couple out there that can do it).
12-11-2003 | 02:20 PM
#116
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From: Marietta, GA
ALSO, a "showdown" between two riders is what we WANT for the crowd, it gives them suspense and then they can pick sides and cheer for a certain rider, it GETS THEM INVOLVED!!! A tie in coaster and a coast off is EXACTLY what this sport needs!!!
12-11-2003 | 02:22 PM
#117
dedrater
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From: Lewiston, Me
Originally posted by john LegionST
ALSO, a "showdown" between two riders is what we WANT for the crowd, it gives them suspense and then they can pick sides and cheer for a certain rider, it GETS THEM INVOLVED!!! A tie in coaster and a coast off is EXACTLY what this sport needs!!!
ALSO, a "showdown" between two riders is what we WANT for the crowd, it gives them suspense and then they can pick sides and cheer for a certain rider, it GETS THEM INVOLVED!!! A tie in coaster and a coast off is EXACTLY what this sport needs!!!
hell yeah
12-11-2003 | 04:44 PM
#119
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From: Dunedin, Fl. U.S.A.
Idea
Originally posted by john LegionST
ALSO, a "showdown" between two riders is what we WANT for the crowd, it gives them suspense and then they can pick sides and cheer for a certain rider, it GETS THEM INVOLVED!!! A tie in coaster and a coast off is EXACTLY what this sport needs!!!
ALSO, a "showdown" between two riders is what we WANT for the crowd, it gives them suspense and then they can pick sides and cheer for a certain rider, it GETS THEM INVOLVED!!! A tie in coaster and a coast off is EXACTLY what this sport needs!!!
T
Last edited by Todd Colbert; 12-11-2003 at 04:49 PM.
