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St. Joes Trip Today

So, I had to lay down a few hardcore tricks today. I climbed the most vertical hill you have ever seen. I pretty much when vertical into the air and land up the hill. Then my bike threw itself out from under me. Then the story gets good. I picked it up and it was still running. I was going to roll it down the hill a bit and stop it at this tree. The vertical part of the hill was over, I was just on a semi steep part. Anyways, I missed the tree and ended up dropping my bike directly off an eight foot cliff. It just fell straight off. I hopped back down and picked it up and rode away (it was still running). I also jumped my bike off a cliff today. It was about six feet. Ya, doesn't sound like much but no landing ramp is a whole different story. I bottomed out every single suspension component hard. I also sunk my bike half way up in a puddle because the entire sand flats were coated in water. I also saw a dirt biker who had gotten his bike completely submerged in quicksand. Me and Jim dealt them a hand and it still took forever. It was a good day, even though it snowed. I also can lay down a no-footed wheelie now.
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snow???
your poor bike lol
how does bottoming out your bike not damage it?
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Tig when you drop off cliffs you aint supposed to land flat... You need to land with the front wheel in the air and slowly bring it down. That way you dont completely bottom out all parts of the suspension
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Thats how I did land. But it was kinda a high cliff.
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I heard those f4's were tough (lol)
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LOL, I like how it doesn't matter if I drop my dirt bike off a cliff. It just doesn't break. Yet my F4I had its kickstand sink into our driveway and it fell over and cracked the front blinker and fairing.
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LOL, I like how it doesn't matter if I drop my dirt bike off a cliff. It just doesn't break. Yet my F4I had its kickstand sink into our driveway and it fell over and cracked the front blinker and fairing.
Wow, Ya your bike definately is a beast. I wonder if My bike could take it... ha ha, maybe it could, but I'm not that good yet!
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your yz will do anything his crf will and more.
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I don't think it would take that drop. No rad braces or guards of any kind. It would be a hard hit for the bike.
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when you come back after your next ride slam a beer flatten it sideways and put it under your kickstand
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