King of The South
05-05-2006, 07:08 AM
#46
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Atlanta GA
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Re: King of The South
Originally Posted by BeeRadST
if your driving that far to ride, you might as well ride in the rain....
we're stunters, **** IT UP!
we're stunters, **** IT UP!
leaving in about two hours...
05-08-2006, 03:33 PM
#57
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: gainesville, fl
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Re: King of The South
King of the south was my best stunt experience to date. I didn't think I would be able to compete because I broke my wrist on april 2nd. I had a cast on my arm until two days before K of the S. I cut it off with tin snips, we loaded the bikes, and hauled but for tenn. Got to practice some on friday, but was very rusty. Threw a routine together on saturday and said what the hell. I placed 3rd in amateur endo (313ft) and was lucky enough to win amateur individual freestyle. I am so stoked right now, and want to give a shout out to the pro's and hosts who were cool as hell to us all weekend. Murdock, Diggidy, Rick, Jacob, Joe, Bill D, Mana, G-nice and more. I am finally starting to see that all the money, injury, and frustration is worthwhile.
:YEAH
:YEAH
05-08-2006, 03:35 PM
#58
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Location: Miami, FL
Age: 46
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Re: King of The South
Originally Posted by ziggler
King of the south was my best stunt experience to date. I didn't think I would be able to compete because I broke my wrist on april 2nd. I had a cast on my arm until two days before K of the S. I cut it off with tin snips, we loaded the bikes, and hauled but for tenn. Got to practice some on friday, but was very rusty. Threw a routine together on saturday and said what the hell. I placed 3rd in amateur endo (313ft) and was lucky enough to win amateur individual freestyle. I am so stoked right now, and want to give a shout out to the pro's and hosts who were cool as hell to us all weekend. Murdock, Diggidy, Rick, Jacob, Joe, Bill D, Mana, G-nice and more. I am finally starting to see that all the money, injury, and frustration is worthwhile.
:YEAH
:YEAH
05-10-2006, 09:23 PM
#59
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Re: King of The South
Originally Posted by ziggler
King of the south was my best stunt experience to date. I didn't think I would be able to compete because I broke my wrist on april 2nd. I had a cast on my arm until two days before K of the S. I cut it off with tin snips, we loaded the bikes, and hauled but for tenn. Got to practice some on friday, but was very rusty. Threw a routine together on saturday and said what the hell. I placed 3rd in amateur endo (313ft) and was lucky enough to win amateur individual freestyle. I am so stoked right now, and want to give a shout out to the pro's and hosts who were cool as hell to us all weekend. Murdock, Diggidy, Rick, Jacob, Joe, Bill D, Mana, G-nice and more. I am finally starting to see that all the money, injury, and frustration is worthwhile.
:YEAH
:YEAH
05-10-2006, 09:27 PM
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Re: King of The South
Originally Posted by ziggler
King of the south was my best stunt experience to date. I didn't think I would be able to compete because I broke my wrist on april 2nd. I had a cast on my arm until two days before K of the S. I cut it off with tin snips, we loaded the bikes, and hauled but for tenn. Got to practice some on friday, but was very rusty. Threw a routine together on saturday and said what the hell. I placed 3rd in amateur endo (313ft) and was lucky enough to win amateur individual freestyle. I am so stoked right now, and want to give a shout out to the pro's and hosts who were cool as hell to us all weekend. Murdock, Diggidy, Rick, Jacob, Joe, Bill D, Mana, G-nice and more. I am finally starting to see that all the money, injury, and frustration is worthwhile.
:YEAH
:YEAH
