Now Don't get me Wrong SSS is Deffinitly Awsome For sure....But
you make it sound like this sport is only advancing because of the
riders in SSS.I give you guys in SSS much props for sure but I also
think there are ALOT of others that are just as good....

 

maybe a good idea but come on how many of us can leave the streets for parking lots or whatever for, skatebording started on streets and it still is on the so did bmx, were ever the **** this sport gous we should still respect the streets thats were it started i know i will

 

Shhhhhhhh Ed back to shed

 

No not the intended meaning - . It was geared toward the general idea of vids with no street - those will sell to the "corporate america" type ... The sport is advancing due to all the hard work so many of us put into riding and practicing and stepping up our skills ...

 

u guys got it all backwards, the ones u have to impress is the average joe, becuase if u do that their the ones putting the $ in the corpriate hands, who inturn look more and more into what we do, this sport isnt going no where for the next 5 years or so

id say more but u guys will never understand it theres just way to many factors involved

 

there are for sure better riders then us. but we are just trying to go in the right direction

 

wow! sell your soul for a dollar and some recognition, ive lost alot of respect for "professional stunters". why doesnt everyone start wearing a crispy button up shirt and tie with some penny loafers while riding just so as you dont offend mainstream america.

 

by the time this sport gous anywere u guys will be 2 old to even stunt

 

so you do 100% of your practicing on the streets?

 

Streets are awesome but sponsors and promoters don't wanna see you out there killin it unless its in a closed course (with the exeption of stunt companies). People writing paychecks don't wanna see their name tarnished with the running from the cops or any of the "street killing action." Otown is known for its street killin. Which is cool that it didn't make it into the film, people hear the stories of the otown guys and it makes it better seeing the pics. and the small insider vids the world doesn't need to see the streets. Great vid, the riding was awsome especially *****'s kelm hichair scrape!

 

 

wow....didn't think this would be such a touchy subject..

How bout we all have a Drink and ride sum whooolies...

 

A. i've never seen this dude in daytona, Some of us like to be able to wake up and ride everyday. as long as I can pay my bills and ride my bike im happy. if that means giving up the streets oh well. less hassle, less probs, no drama

 

i gota Q, if this goes big where r u gona be????? whats ur role gona be in it?

 

weres the fun in all of that

no danger no fun

 

how long have you been stunting? how much of your own money have you spent on doing shows and driving to comps? how many tickets do you have? how many times has your bike been impounded?
Do you go to a spot with a crew and hang out while learning new **** from each other and have fun while trying to one up each other or teach someone something?

 

very great points, I find myself on the streets less and less myself, but from a spectator pov, I still prefer street footage.

 

o-town doesn't kill the streets anyway, it was the most organized uninteresting slow unstreet-like experience i've ever had


if i go and rock the streets, if i even go slow its on the side walk or somewhere ridiculous that i shouldn't be riding, otherwise its 80mph+ on the highway in traffic

 

+1

 

n those r the ones buying ur ****, and the ones that r really gona make this mainstream is the spectators