[Black&Blue7XX]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShbC5yVqOdI&feature=player_detailpage

 

[Sid]

Black&Blue7XX,
That is beyond amazing!! How do you learn those terrifying tricks without being broken into many pieces? This guy has the talent and other things to do such extraordinary riding. That old train yard has to be a BMX rider’s paradise.
Thanks for this great video.:tup::crazy:
Sid

 

[redrider]

now lets seem him do that on a honda 250r dirtbike, ill be impressed then.

 

[dagirl71]

thats just crazy! how do you even know you can do that....

 

[traitor08]

He's good. Wonder how many bad moments he's had

 

[tbird88]

cool hes as good as Hans Rey, Hans used to ride for GT bicycles,he may be retired now.

 

[VelociRaptor]

Glad to see he messed up once. Hate watching videos were everything is perfect and I know even the best mess up everyonce and a while. Too bad he had to carry the bike up the stairs.....

 

[Crash21]

That is awesome!

 

[dewking]

now that's some style of riding that was just awsome.
Regards,
dewking

P.S I can do it on my 700XX

 

[Skinner700xx]

Absolutely amazing.. I wonder how many years of practice and how many spills he had to get that good..

 

[Black&Blue7XX]

He has more balance on his bike than his own two feet. He tries to walk across the wire and doesn't make it but he made it on his bike ha.

 

[crwh45]

This guy is one of the best. He is known to make anything and everything out of his own surroundings. Just pure amazing. Even though I have been mountain biking for several years (Even though my belly doesnt show it), I would consider myself a pretty moderate rider compared to the average person, but then when someone like him comes into the picture, it's as if I haven't seen a bike before in my life. I love how he is probably dropping in 12-15ft gaps and stuff and has no suspension what so ever. Thats something you rarely see. Great video.