drop off

[2strokeforever]

i made a new drop off, im guessing 9' vertical drop, its got a narrow crooked approach and a sidehill landing

i made quite a few false runs before going for it, im running the same suspension that i run in the woods, didnt even touch the clickers

on the last drop i got a little sideways and the wheels landed in a bit of a low spot and with my luck there was the top of a massive rock under the leaves.... ripped the skidplate right off and put a dent in the frame rail



now im on the hunt for a bigger drop but with a rock free landing, and maybe less trees right by the landing area

i know it sounds a little rich on top, dropped my slide and destroyed my last good C series needle, so now im trying out the DGL

[Roostius_Maximus]

I know how much perspective the camera takes away, nice vid Chris

[Nodge]

Canadian hoonfest next year?!?!
Manitoba.....B.C. Either way I'm in!

[gregrobo]

what i would do to ride that sort of terrain

[2strokeforever]

ive traveled a bit and no amount of anything could get me to move away from the okanagan

[AlisoBob]

I know how much perspective the camera takes away, nice vid Chris

X2!!

[gregrobo]

we have some nice riding here but i love hills and rocks most of our stuff around kalgoorlie is a 4th gear idle once i get my gopro ill post up some vids

[NightBiker07]

You just like riding the nastiest shit you can find, dont you 2strokeforever?

Nice vid!

[MojoScojo]

I used to have no fear when it came to downhill drop offs. I would scare the hell out of my dad on a regular basis. Then one day riding my Suzuki RM50, I went off an 8 ft drop tapped in 3rd and snapped the bike in half. I'm cured. That being said, I still like drop offs, but I keep them small and slow. This one looks fun. Cool vid.