No, I don't know where it's at. There are places at Jawbone Canyon past Mojave where you can ride a ridge similar to this one and I've done a couple
that are not real high but they are scary if you take you eyes off the path.
Originally posted by gnukid
The front tire is not turning, it's pretty clearly computer generated graphics.
I have a little experience with helmet cams and off road bikes and the giveaway here is that the helmet never moves in relation to the bike. As I am
sure other riders on this forum will attest that is just not realistic. When I use a helmet cam on rough terrain there is a lot of camera movement
which this video does not have.
Originally posted by Mengano
Not fake. It's near Grand Junction, Colorado. Here is a longer version of another segment of the ride on the guy's YouTube site:
Just because none of us have the huevos to do this doesn't mean it's a fake
Interesting how folks will dismiss something just because it's outside their personal comprehension...says something about some people's thinking more
than it does the behaviour of others
I thought it looked "sporty" but certainly doable, there is an existing trail so it's not like he is going where "no man has gone before". I think I'd
rather try it without the snow the first time.....and maybe 10 years ago.....dt
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