I have been ridin on dirt since I was a kid. Recently I have been on the street bikes. Off the hook experience. I know this much all guys want to ride. All of them those that get the cojones are the ones that go for it. Back in September 03 I was poppin up the front tire on the homies CBR. First time doing wheelies on a streetbike and i was doing cool. Doin wheelies gave me a mad rush. Each time I wanted to go higher and faster. People were trippin out because I was busting tricks in the hood wearing nuthin but some jeans, white t shirt and a dirtbike helmet. Then I was in the street on the right lane. I had mad space so I figured I was cool to pop that sucker up, and i did. Out of nowhere a car is merging in my lane. I was goin about 40. By the time I put the front tire down i was headed straight for that cars door. I had to slide the bike because i could not switch lanes due to the fact that a big truck was in the other lane. I slid that bike and I did a couple of rolls and stuff. People say that before an accident you see your life flash before your eyes. Hell no. I knew that bike was going to slide I just did not want to go flying off that car. That was cool man. I had such a rush that I lifted up the bike on my own and I started walking it along the street. Some crips from my block, and some other people came over to help me. I was like man Im cool. Then they said look at yourself. I was bleeding all over. Turns out i had 3rd degree road burn on both arms, both legs, both knuckles pretty much everywhere that the gear protects. But I did not break one bone. Not one. Doc told me you sure nothin hurts. I was like nope the only thing that hurts is the new skin coming out when it stretches but I was cool. In the hospital my moms was crying. Calling me crazy. Praying and everything. She called my girl up and she talked mess. She called my boys up and they talked mess. I felt wierd because I knew that I was going to ride again. My dad rides, but he likes cruiser type bikes but he understood. He just told me to be cool becuase us riders know how great it feels to ride. I am from South Central Los Angeles and I have never smoked weed, or sold coke or been in a gang. My moms has been thankful for that but I love ridin and bustin tricks. Thats my high man for real. My boys are not into bikes though I am trying to get them to see my point. If I dont have a bike i am still going to find something to bust a trick in right its in our blood. I busted a jump on my aunts electric wheelchair. Being in control of a bike means that you are in control of your life. It means that you can balance that bike and master it to perfection. I love my moms to death I respect her even more but I wish she for one second felt that rush. I am going to keep on ridin its who I am. I love it. Let me say that it is an absolute honor for me to be among fellow riders that feel the same way. I wish everyone health and safety but I also want everyone to go for that crazy trick for me to try. Thank you for reading my story look forward to hearing yours. Stay up Stunters. South Central Los Angeles gots mad respect for all that feel me.

 

Wow That was a long story but glad you are o.k. and now you know why we keep on stuntin. Recover and get better. Next time try not to stunt on packed hwy. Wear your gear and stay safe.

 

that is true love for the sport

 

hell yeah brotha!!! glad you're aight and now you know why we cant get off of bikes!!!