Originally Posted by J Dollaz

Sorry to hear this...

A.C. is the Shyt,...
I'll never forget this one clip at Night...
From "O-town Thowdown" He does an Endo Rolls it out to 180,
But it had sooo much fkn momentum he Lifted the Front end up on the rotation before the Back end Landed, and it was Floating a good 6+ inches in the air..(In Slow mo LOL...) It was Fkn awesome..........

Originally Posted by Schooler

That my freind is calle a "hop endoe"

Originally Posted by TEACH C6

no hacked computer, no joke, no isht.



I just got off the phone with AC the other day and he wanted me to express a few of his thoughts to the stuntlife and even greater than that, the world wide stuntriding community.

AC has and will continue to be a legend in this sport, doing stuff 20 years ago that many ‘pros’ still struggle with now. He is an unbelievable rider and person, with lots to give anyone who comes in contact with him.

I’ve had the privilege of riding with him and against him both over seas and here in the States and it’s something that is an absolutely amazing experience for those of us lucky enough to have had that opportunity. From the French Riviera to AC’s first Argo Cycles sponsored Stuntwars to the XDL Championship in Vegas on the HAI 636, AC has never ceased to amaze everyone.

Recently, as has been posted somewhere, AC was in a pretty horrific accident…here are some snippets of his side of the story with as many details as I can remember.

Due to the injuries he suffered, he has decided to retire from stuntriding.

MOST IMPORTANTLY, AC wanted everyone to know how much he loves riding, loves the people, and loves the lifestyle of what we all do. He also wanted to remind people of the risks we take everytime we get on the bike and how dangerous it is….even to the world’s best riders.

While riding a tandem wheelie in 3rd gear, I believe, he completely lost his rear brake on a sitdown wheelie. In an attempt to protect his female rider, he stomped both of his feet down on the ground very hard, consequently snapping his Tibia in one leg. AC did what he set out to do and the woman was absolutely unscathed as AC put is body in the path of destruction. AC’s Tibia was poking through his skin and out of his leg yet he remained calm and composed enough to chat with emergency personnel.

I believe that AC underwent extensive surgery at a hospital near the show location and has subsequently undergone even more surgery in an attempt to save his leg. He has had multiple skin graphs done in both surgerys and he has lost a part of his tibia, leaving his one leg a little shorter at the present time then the other one.

After a 1000km drive to his home in Spain, AC is bedridden with a nurse coming every other day or so. He is in a lot of pain and is not nearly out of the woods yet. There is a chance that he will never walk again and there is also a chance that he will have to have his leg amputated if an infection were to set in. However, I am confident that AC will make a full recovery in due time. The circumstances aren’t great yet AC remains in good spirits and is looking forward to moving on with the next phase of his life. If all goes well, he will attempt walking in four months, but will never ride competitively again. AC is very much an unbelieveable person, and even in his current state he talks about his plans and goals for the future, which include diving into music and particularly the saxophone with as much desire and dedication as he has ridden his stuntbike for all these years. He is as calm and composed, as well as upbeat, as anyone I’ve ever known in a situation like this. This is the true AC…jamming out on his harmonica with a smile on his face…that harmonious (no pun intended) is the man that still shines.

AC is selling all of his motorcycles, scooters, etc, so if you know anyone who is legitimately interested, I’m sure he would appreciate it.

AC wanted his friends, supporters, and fans to know that he regrets nothing and has lost no love towards his motorcycling ways. He is happy with his career and all the awesome opportunities that it has presented to him throughout his life and he is happily looking forward to a less hectic, and less pressured way of living….music, the beach, and teaching are AC’s pursuits of the future. He is still interested in maintaining communication with us, his fans and friends, through perhaps judging, teaching and just generally being involved…after all, he is the TRUE godfather of our sport. So feel free to send him your best wishes and keep him updated as to what is going on in what is undoubtedly his world. He has just again received internet at his house and I’m sure he would love to hear words of support from all of us.

Heal up AC!