as the riders demonstrate their skills above a giant bowl of tortilla chips it becomes clear that, like nachos, riders get chewed up fast. the stunts are amazing, but so are the crashes. oh! today s riding was probably some of the most world class that you ll see in a back street parking lot, or over a plate of nachos that probably will ever exist in the bmx, or humanity in general. the nachos event may seem like nuts, but it s light fare compared to the bonedeath competition. a bmx event that steve covered in massachusetts. we re riding in a swamp on some garbage. the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest scenes i have ever witnessed, a course basically built in between two buildings on a
we re talking about it since that morning as a joke that maybe somebody would jump this. i didn t actually think somebody would literally try it. paul should have known. in the bmx world, if you build it, apparently they will jump. the whole crowd was really into it. and they were like chanting bonedeath. egging me on. it was something i felt like i had to do at that point. matt charges down the makeshift runway. when i saw matt pedaling, i was a bit concerned? concerned? not a word you here often among these events, but steve was right to be concerned. the trick was too difficult. matt falls short of the landing and crashes to the ground. steve interviews him just moments later. what just happened?
maybe somebody will jump this. i didn t actually think somebody would literally try it. paul should have known. in the bmx world, if you build it, apparently they will jump. the whole crowd was really into it. and they were like chanting bonedeath. egging me on. something i felt like i had to do at that point. matt charges down the makeshift runway. pedaling hell for leather. when i saw matt pedaling, i was a little bit concerned. concerned? not a word you here often among these events, but steve was right to be concerned. the trick was too difficult. matt falls short of the landing and crashes to the ground. steve interviews him just moments later. what just happened? i tried to jump the holy roller and i bounced off the roller on my face. it was fun.
oh! today s riding was probably some of the most world class that you ll see in a back street parking lot. over a plate of nachos that probably will ever exist in the bmx, or humanity in general. the nachos event may seem like nuts, but it s light fare compared to the bonedeath competition. we re riding in a swamp on some garbage. the scene in new bedford was probably one of the weirdest scenes i have ever witnessed, a course basically built in between two buildings, build on a swamp. ramps made out of junk. bmx rider paul herrane built it.
in the bmx world, if you build it, apparently they will jump. the whole crowd was really into it. and they were like chanting bonedeath. egging me on. matt charges down the makeshift runway. when i saw matt pedaling, i was a bit concerned? concerned? not a word you hear often among these events, but steve was right to be concerned. matt falls short of the landing and crashes to the ground. steve interviews him just moments later. what just happened? i try to do jump the holy roller and bounces off the roller on my face. it was fun.