Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
03-08-2009, 01:28 PM
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Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GScKMgY_dZU
bone stock bikes with a dented tank mod!
bringing it back old school...this clip was the first day trying to scrape 12 down in daytona. DTE was the king of the combos and then we saw Woods, OSR, and Jon Jon from the Wheelie Boyz scrapin' that isht so we got on board.
No gearing, No hand brake, NO IDLE, just good ole' throttle control!
I dare some of you guys to go try this now! haha
Riders:
Chauncey aka the Prodigy aka Boy Wonder on the grey 900RR
Damien the Boston Strangler Hunt on the gixx 750
Me on the red 900RR
Johnny Kula on th eblack 9RR
Brian Joyce on the 929
enjoy!
you can find more by searching "DTE Driving To Endanger"
a little history lesson for you all....before this it was Wink, Wheelie Boyz, and the Starboyz who showed us what was up (among others)
bone stock bikes with a dented tank mod!
bringing it back old school...this clip was the first day trying to scrape 12 down in daytona. DTE was the king of the combos and then we saw Woods, OSR, and Jon Jon from the Wheelie Boyz scrapin' that isht so we got on board.No gearing, No hand brake, NO IDLE, just good ole' throttle control!
I dare some of you guys to go try this now! haha
Riders:
Chauncey aka the Prodigy aka Boy Wonder on the grey 900RR
Damien the Boston Strangler Hunt on the gixx 750
Me on the red 900RR
Johnny Kula on th eblack 9RR
Brian Joyce on the 929
enjoy!
you can find more by searching "DTE Driving To Endanger"
a little history lesson for you all....before this it was Wink, Wheelie Boyz, and the Starboyz who showed us what was up (among others)
03-08-2009, 05:14 PM
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Re: Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
03-08-2009, 05:55 PM
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Re: Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
when last time some of you ride SC33?
Sometimes I took one of my friends. It has only steering damper and 52t. rear sprocket. One of the coolest bikes like for me!
Sometimes I took one of my friends. It has only steering damper and 52t. rear sprocket. One of the coolest bikes like for me!
...not a big fan of the old school
03-08-2009, 06:27 PM
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Re: Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
Stunting has come a long ways since then but it's fun to see those old school videos because I never seen those days I had no clue stunts existed until 2005 hehe
03-08-2009, 10:31 PM
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Re: Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
not a fan of the old school?
That's because you were 15 and still popping zits when that vid was made! lol all you youngsters these days don't realize that the sport was basically invented not long ago - you guys walked into cages, bars, hb's, idle, parts, setups, videos, picks, instructions, etc and started stunting before you even knew how to ride a bike!be glad that some of the guys who were the pioneers of what you take for granted are still around!
it's good though, means more and more people are popping clutches....but it's also why none of you youngsters will ever beat me!
all you know how to do is tricks!Us old guys have forgotten more than you know now!!
03-09-2009, 02:25 PM
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Re: Old School DTE (Driving To Endanger) Clip
I'll take it for sure! I remember that vid, never owned it but def saw it...big gap in communication back then bc there was really no one but who you had around you! Was so much fun meeting and battling different crews from everywhere...the only thing that has held over from those days it seems is the camaraderie amongst the riders...the fun too i suppose.
not a fan of the old school? That's because you were 15 and still popping zits when that vid was made! lol all you youngsters these days don't realize that the sport was basically invented not long ago - you guys walked into cages, bars, hb's, idle, parts, setups, videos, picks, instructions, etc and started stunting before you even knew how to ride a bike!
be glad that some of the guys who were the pioneers of what you take for granted are still around!
it's good though, means more and more people are popping clutches....but it's also why none of you youngsters will ever beat me! all you know how to do is tricks!
Us old guys have forgotten more than you know now!!
not a fan of the old school?
That's because you were 15 and still popping zits when that vid was made! lol all you youngsters these days don't realize that the sport was basically invented not long ago - you guys walked into cages, bars, hb's, idle, parts, setups, videos, picks, instructions, etc and started stunting before you even knew how to ride a bike!be glad that some of the guys who were the pioneers of what you take for granted are still around!
it's good though, means more and more people are popping clutches....but it's also why none of you youngsters will ever beat me!
all you know how to do is tricks!Us old guys have forgotten more than you know now!!
.. not every youngin' doesnt know about old school riding lol 
