just got done watching..... good stuff..... mad props

 

ThAt GuY In THE SchOol LeaRnIn Da WHoOliEs Wa A
FvCKIn ToOl

 

i think the wheelie school was good to air on TV. it gives non sportbike riders an idea of the time and effort put into even just a single balance point wheelie.


although i think the show should stress the use of 50's and other small dirtbikes as learing tools.

i bet every 14 y/o kid who saw that show wants to be the next aaron colton(i know i do), but not every parent is gonna let thier kid go stunt an F4i.

but a 50? or a 125? i bet most parents will atleast let thier kids stunt 50's, good growth for the sport.

 

damn i didnt get to see it today im here working... sounds like what brittan told me is taking effect... hes gettin to pick and choose more on what they air and is exposing stunt riding in the right path good job...

 

+1
ProPs On the wheelie schoOL BuT THaT GUY Is STill A TOOl

HaHahahhaha
Ya KnOW EvEry 14y/O Is nOW gunna HoP On THERe BRos BiKe...

 

well your damn right it got me hyped up for the next time i get a chance to stunt someone's bike.

i'm WAY smoother than i was before. and when i heard aaron say he scraped in 45 minutes, just got me thinking....


****, he has a TTR125, not to different than the hundo

 

 

Yeah that was good times in Tulsa with them...excpet for driving Tim's sweaty *** to the casino!! haha

 

do people actually learn how to wheelie at that school? They were'nt exactly teaching BRAKE control just p-p-p-power wheeliess

 

kiNDa WhUt I was THInkIn...

 

It shouldn't take all day to learn how to do a power wheelie....but otherwise it was a great show...

Keep it up, cant wait till next week..

 

Watched it and luv'd it. Thought the wheelie school seg showed the amount of work it will take to learn some of this stuff. All in all great show and keep up the good work.

Cheers

SK

 

Was I the only one who wanted the commentator at the wheelie school to crash? I was bored silly watching him shout his mouth off and not have any ***** at the same time. Jeez....get Steve-O or someone else with more nutzack.

 

you could tell he was into it tho. that lil power wheelie he did at the end, you could tell he was already hooked.



gaurenteed he'll be rockin BP stand-ups before the first season is over.

 

LOL! Man, that guy was like half my friends who ride bikes. They pop it one inch, go nuts, and won't shut up for a week...but they never go higher. I think it's the ones who aren't satisfied or don't get ENOUGH of a high from it that want higher, longer, faster.

 

I just wish there was more stuntin' and less track/busabling/bs...........

 

yeah, but the first time i wheelied an F4i i got the same feeling (although i did better than him, check the avatar).

i was only doing below BP wheelies but i was thinking about it night and day for like a week since then

 

You must have not seen the episode then.... There was no track/busabling/bs

 

there was that one cop with the blinged out busa.....

 

I agree, I was not impressed with the show and think it really lacked substance. However, it was entertaining and satisfactory for the community, but I still think it coulda been a lot better. They need to learn how to attract the allure of what stunt riding is. It's the excitement of stunting, showing it off to people, and (probably NOT something you wanna put on tv) being illegal on the street. The show needs someone whose personality is as entertaining as his stunting. Darius is entertaining, good or bad impression, he knows how to entertain you with his obnoxious energy and crazy antics. Aaron Colton has a lot of potential to be another character like that. MTV hit on something when they did that stunt riding episode a couple years back. It focused on PBR, the characters in the group, and other groups. I was entertained in finding out what made them tick, what motivated them to do this, and how each group had its own culture. I can only hope this show learns that the people riding the bike is 80% of what makes stunt riding so entertaining.