Photo: So you can drag your knee, but can you do THIS

[Tillers_Rule]

:cool:

[jwalstad]

That's insane, I don't understand how the bike is even stil standing without the rider's weight on it.

Oh...gotta love the helmet to...maybe those huge fins in the back of the helmet have some aerodynamic thing going on to help him balance.

[Burst]

sweet......

[Golden_Eternity]

Is the bike even on?

[stough]

I was going to ask if he was moving... It doesn't look like his knees are on the pucks. If he is moving and keeps that up long, he'll be grinding kneecap. :eek:

Reminds me of that sweet GMR mountain bike photo someone posted with the bike and rider lying on the inside embankment. It catches you for a moment...

Later,
Tim.

[Kurt'sSV]

Originally posted by jwalstad
That's insane, I don't understand how the bike is even stil standing without the rider's weight on it.


Gyroscopic force. Bikes don't need people on them to keep from falling over, just spinning wheels.

Pretty trick, though. Maybe I could attempt that on my crashed bike. :D

[madmakr]

Yea, I do that every day on my way to work. Sometimes when I am really bored I hang my ass over the side and drag that!


That is awesome.

Why can't they put that on a T-shirt!

[cracked lid]

Now that's how you stunt! It looks like the suspension is compressed, so the guy is probably moving.

[Jevon78]

I'd rather not find out if I can do that or not. But the first time I find out, I'll be sure to let all of you know.

[GetnJgyWitit]

where is his left foot?

[BluBallz]

am i the only one who sees the reflection in his visor isnt what it should be? im detecting a fake...

[cracked lid]

am i the only one who sees the reflection in his visor isnt what it should be? im detecting a fake...

I think the visor reflection matches up. You can easily distinguish the bike mirror and his right arm.