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[QUADROPHENIA]

  the geezer fookin rules

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[oldsky]

 



The blokes amazing

[sawzall]

he rides the pipe so smoothly....pis*es me off when you never hear anything about extreme sportsmen -women in the press,if you score a goal you are all over the tabloids,makes my blood boil

[oldsky]

he rides the pipe so smoothly....pis*es me off when you never hear anything about extreme sportsmen -women in the press,if you score a goal you are all over the tabloids,makes my blood boil

Too true

[Gary72]

think we should all hound the BBC for sports person of the year next year once he wins the dew cup tour again

[billstup]

He is a bit good aint he 

[bmxmatt1974]

i remember being at derby storm afew years ago and he was riding the vert on his own. he was taking it easy and airing the whole ramp about 7 or 8 foot out. 

[TwoBobRob]

That was a big smooth 900 at the end   

[lodge]

also one the nicest blokes you will ever meet,  he spent a lot of time at rehab skatepark wakefield in the late 90's he was so cool with the novice riders, really pushing them and offering advice and encouragement, top bloke!

[TwoBobRob]

Agreed. I had a couple of really good sessions with him up there. Top bloke   

[Trev]

yup, you could never get bored watching that....

one thing that always tends to get overlooked is the distance he travels on each air.  even though it looks like he's travelling far as it is, the size of the ramp makes it appear a lot less than what it is.  i'm sure if you measured it out, then measured out that distance at your local park, you would truly be amazed.

a true legend.

[lodge]

I always notice how far he carves, but not thought about that Trev i wonder if you cut the middle of the ramp out he would transfer it or ally it! mmmmmmmm  ::)I'm just being silly.

[Gary72]

If you watch the grounded section on that huge ramp, if the boards are 4foot wide he travels about 20 feet across the ramp

[priv]

also one the nicest blokes you will ever meet,  he spent a lot of time at rehab skatepark wakefield in the late 90's he was so cool with the novice riders, really pushing them and offering advice and encouragement, top bloke!

i used to see him there,he one backflipped the sub-box while i was stood at the side,I sh*t myself,i'd never seen a backflip before.

watching him ride the vert there and nearly hitting the ceiling.awesome

priv

[tricknuts]

 i met him last year at the Dew action sports thingy.




and here is is carrying a 1.5 litre bottle of Johnny walker black label

[superFLY69]

awesome

i am sure there is some footage of him at woodward doing front flip flairs on the resi ??

[Ramp Rat]

WOW - amazing to watch - 

[Sean 2000]

Vert God!

The downside whip does it for me...clinical.

The "R" 

[kirk]

Makes you laugh when the BBC and others hype up some dude that came second in F1,  he was just the first looser. at least Jamie like James Toseland is a Brit winner.