Even when I WAS young enough . . . .

[NFrameFred]

Even when I was young enough that thoughts maiming myself didn't enter my head so much, I never even considered something like this . . .

Makes my old bones cry out just watching. Still, ya gotta marvel at the skill and agility.

 

[red14]

Oh they're good, NUTS (at least for the time being) but good.

 

[Zilmo]

I've seen that before. Creeped me right out then too!

 

[deadin]

You don't learn to do that without breaking every bone in your body................... at least twice.

 

[red14]

Reminds me of when Joe Theisman (Thiesman) had his leg broken by Lawrence Taylor on TV. I could never watch it again.

 

[rimfired]

A well balanced young man.

 

[onebadscrambler]

I hope my boy does not see this.

 

[Titan]

No doubt a future Olympic sport!
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[P.D.]

Sometimes you just have to tip your cap to an incredible athlete.

 

[tops]

It is hard to believe that someone can be that talented. That was a pleasure to watch. Larry

 

[mtb1bkr]

It is a sport and I'm surprised it's not an Olympic sport already. It's called, Bike Trials Competition. They usually set up courses with all kinds of strange tricks you have to do to get from one end to the other. I have enough trouble keeping the wheels under me, but it is very cool to watch the skilled guys doing that.

Bill

 

[ArcticFox]

I have mixed feelings about sending it to my grandson because he'll be out there practicing before the video is over but Wow, what athletic ability that kid has and the hours of practice he has put into it...

 

[Wheelgunner840]

That kid is "one" with that bike. I had to watch it all the way through. It just kept getting better! Incredible talent.

WG840

 

[EMT Edu]

In EMS we call that job security... what a talent.

 

[michael thornton]

looks like they are old enough to be working somewhere to me, yea they are good but what does it pay?

 

[Burley]

I think that's what they mean when they say take it to another level. I used to race, ride around and do tricks, but nothing like that. I still bust out my unicycle now and then and I'm alwayed suprised I can still ride it

 

[Vulcan Bob]

Well maiming yourself is hardly new for youngsters. When I was a kid we made our own glider out of firring strips and cardboard and such, it came apart almost at once after launch, the pilot,(me) was then treated to a long drop down into the concrete and brick section of the dump! And as for our submarine, its rusting remains still lie at the bottom of the Paper mill dam, thankfully without it's Captain,(my bud, I learned from the glider). These were but two of many adventure's and how we lived to maturity is still a mystery.

 

[red14]

Good times. Caught a baby cottonmouth, thought it was a water snake. Kept it in my pocket. Had it a couple days before somebody told me it was a Moccasin. Used to catch wasps by the wings after they landed. If you didn't do it right, OUCH.

 

[woodsltc]

WOW, that guy is good !!!!!

But just watching makes my "nads" hurt.

 

[fat tom]

Pretty amazing,if you ask me!
f.t.