The Stone Bros. to direct MTV reality show "True Life" on stunt-bike riding
12-30-2003, 05:05 PM
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I hope the "true life" episode is as good or better than "Urban Streetbike warriors"!! That dvd is one of my favorites. I like it so much I'm taking it with me when I move to Ireland!! That and a few others.
Keep us up to date on the scheduling when it's supposed to be aired.
Keep us up to date on the scheduling when it's supposed to be aired.
12-30-2003, 05:26 PM
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Originally posted by sclevela
hmm
hmm
12-30-2003, 07:57 PM
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Edog, are you trying to say that Stone Bros. don't give back to the community. Just cuz you personnally have never gotten anything doesn't mean that they don't give back. Or maybe you're calling Kyle Woods, Matt Gorka, Anthony, Myself, and about 30 other people idiots. Do you think that we would support someone that doesn't give back to us. I think you should find out a little more about the people you're trying to bad mouth before you start slinging your BS.
Lets not even mention the fact that the exposure from MTV will be the biggest thing this sport has seen to date. I'm happy that it is in the hands of someone that not only follows the sport but has a personnal relationship with the riders involved. The Stone Bros. have always looked out for me, and I know they are more worried about the sport than you are, so just stop with your BS before you lose more than just your dignity.
Thew
Lets not even mention the fact that the exposure from MTV will be the biggest thing this sport has seen to date. I'm happy that it is in the hands of someone that not only follows the sport but has a personnal relationship with the riders involved. The Stone Bros. have always looked out for me, and I know they are more worried about the sport than you are, so just stop with your BS before you lose more than just your dignity.
Thew
12-30-2003, 08:16 PM
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i'm skeptical.
im curious to see who the teams are and how this is gonna be portrayed. if it goes down like i think its going to, its wrong.
a big move for the sport nontheless.
im curious to see who the teams are and how this is gonna be portrayed. if it goes down like i think its going to, its wrong.
a big move for the sport nontheless. Last edited by RichieDubs; 12-30-2003 at 08:18 PM.
12-30-2003, 09:33 PM
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If all goes well this has the potential to be on that Sports & music festival that they cover. This could potentially be the beginning of mainstream acceptance and sponsorship, even more than what's currently going on.
12-30-2003, 11:37 PM
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Originally posted by thew1096
Edog, are you trying to say that Stone Bros. don't give back to the community. Just cuz you personnally have never gotten anything doesn't mean that they don't give back. Or maybe you're calling Kyle Woods, Matt Gorka, Anthony, Myself, and about 30 other people idiots. Do you think that we would support someone that doesn't give back to us. I think you should find out a little more about the people you're trying to bad mouth before you start slinging your BS.
Lets not even mention the fact that the exposure from MTV will be the biggest thing this sport has seen to date. I'm happy that it is in the hands of someone that not only follows the sport but has a personnal relationship with the riders involved. The Stone Bros. have always looked out for me, and I know they are more worried about the sport than you are, so just stop with your BS before you lose more than just your dignity.
Thew
Edog, are you trying to say that Stone Bros. don't give back to the community. Just cuz you personnally have never gotten anything doesn't mean that they don't give back. Or maybe you're calling Kyle Woods, Matt Gorka, Anthony, Myself, and about 30 other people idiots. Do you think that we would support someone that doesn't give back to us. I think you should find out a little more about the people you're trying to bad mouth before you start slinging your BS.
Lets not even mention the fact that the exposure from MTV will be the biggest thing this sport has seen to date. I'm happy that it is in the hands of someone that not only follows the sport but has a personnal relationship with the riders involved. The Stone Bros. have always looked out for me, and I know they are more worried about the sport than you are, so just stop with your BS before you lose more than just your dignity.
Thew
Well said BURGER
allot of people on stuntlife have no clue
12-31-2003, 12:36 AM
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mmmmmmmm.... i'm seeing some acceptance of this sport that we are all incredibly fond of.... maybe one day there will be wide spread acceptance.... nah... fug that... gramma' and law makers will never accept.... but i still think it's a good thing for the stunt industry to get this exposure....
12-31-2003, 04:20 AM
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Originally posted by RichieDubs
i'm skeptical.
im curious to see who the teams are and how this is gonna be portrayed. if it goes down like i think its going to, its wrong. a big move for the sport nontheless.
i'm skeptical.
im curious to see who the teams are and how this is gonna be portrayed. if it goes down like i think its going to, its wrong.
a big move for the sport nontheless.
12-31-2003, 04:24 AM
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Originally posted by RichieDubs
i'm skeptical.
im curious to see who the teams are and how this is gonna be portrayed. if it goes down like i think its going to, its wrong. a big move for the sport nontheless.
i'm skeptical.
im curious to see who the teams are and how this is gonna be portrayed. if it goes down like i think its going to, its wrong.
a big move for the sport nontheless.
12-31-2003, 06:46 AM
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i think this is awesome for the sport but i have one question. who are the teams since it seems some people know i think every one should. exspecial when some brags that they know. also drew i see u said the show is culminating with todd colberts stuntwars in florida which is cool as hell but by reading that and the fact u said u will be in florida for a month straight filiming that only leads to me beliving that the four teams are from florida. now this is just my opinion but watching the other true life show wouldnt it be a good idea to actually follw a team that is traveling a good distance (15-20 hours) to an event like this so the general public sees what goes into a team getting read for a trip. and actually following them on the road to see what it is like on the road. this then gives the general public a over view of what a team goes thru to get to events and the money that is spent getting there and back and the heart break of a long trip like that and maybe winning or losing . maybe im just babbiling but this is just my 
. non the less this is a great step for the sport and i cant wait to see the finished product...
. non the less this is a great step for the sport and i cant wait to see the finished product...
12-31-2003, 08:52 AM
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Originally posted by Emrock
i think this is awesome for the sport but i have one question. who are the teams since it seems some people know i think every one should. exspecial when some brags that they know. also drew i see u said the show is culminating with todd colberts stuntwars in florida which is cool as hell but by reading that and the fact u said u will be in florida for a month straight filiming that only leads to me beliving that the four teams are from florida. now this is just my opinion but watching the other true life show wouldnt it be a good idea to actually follw a team that is traveling a good distance (15-20 hours) to an event like this so the general public sees what goes into a team getting read for a trip. and actually following them on the road to see what it is like on the road. this then gives the general public a over view of what a team goes thru to get to events and the money that is spent getting there and back and the heart break of a long trip like that and maybe winning or losing . maybe im just babbiling but this is just my . non the less this is a great step for the sport and i cant wait to see the finished product...
i think this is awesome for the sport but i have one question. who are the teams since it seems some people know i think every one should. exspecial when some brags that they know. also drew i see u said the show is culminating with todd colberts stuntwars in florida which is cool as hell but by reading that and the fact u said u will be in florida for a month straight filiming that only leads to me beliving that the four teams are from florida. now this is just my opinion but watching the other true life show wouldnt it be a good idea to actually follw a team that is traveling a good distance (15-20 hours) to an event like this so the general public sees what goes into a team getting read for a trip. and actually following them on the road to see what it is like on the road. this then gives the general public a over view of what a team goes thru to get to events and the money that is spent getting there and back and the heart break of a long trip like that and maybe winning or losing . maybe im just babbiling but this is just my
. non the less this is a great step for the sport and i cant wait to see the finished product... 
That right there would be a great idea
also sell an unedited version! 
