Two Stroke Motocross
Two Stroke Motocross Forum => Photos & Videos => Topic started by: redrider611 on February 02, 2011, 08:07:48 PM
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I am 33 now and should not be trying to kill myself anymore but I could not resit to have a little fun.
Please do not make fun my stoppies. It has been a LONG time (5-6yrs) since I have done them.
Enjoy
Old Man Stoppies (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFQXJNBZd6E#ws)
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33's not old. ;) Your just a spring chicken.
Pretty good stoppies. ;D
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33's not old. ;) Your just a spring chicken.
Pretty good stoppies. ;D
OK, in yrs it may not be but I feel like I am 70 sometimes.
Broken tailbone, arms, sternum, ribs, had knee replacements on both knees, etc.
Thats what I get for riding everyday growing up.
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sweet bro, nice 125!
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sweet bro, nice 125!
Thanks, Not my bike. I built it for a local guy. He rode it once and now it sits in the shop. I ride it once in a while to keep it cleaned out.
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nice stoppies. 33's def not old, i'm 34 and i'm in my prime ;)
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Broken tailbone, arms, sternum, ribs, had knee replacements on both knees, etc.
Thats what I get for riding everyday growing up.
Damn dude, what have you done to your self? Were you hit by a car? Jesus..
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OK, in yrs it may not be but I feel like I am 70 sometimes.
You must be married
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Definitely not old, and cool stoppies.
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nice stoppies. 33's def not old, i'm 34 and i'm in my prime ;)
It's good to know that.
I am almost 29. So after reading this, i now realise that my best years are still to come.. :)
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Broken tailbone, arms, sternum, ribs, had knee replacements on both knees, etc.
Thats what I get for riding everyday growing up.
Damn dude, what have you done to your self? Were you hit by a car? Jesus..
HAHA. Na bro. Just been riding and racing since I was a kid. Only a few of them were my fault. The rest were from people riding on tracks that were to advanced for them. They caused me to get hurt.
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I've been riding motorcycles for longer then you have been alive! I've broken over 30 bones,brain injury (I understand Ford now),partial paralysis in one arm but I just keep on going.I think the key to remaining active is lots of exercise,good diet and removing stress where ever possible.
I never ride a dirt bike on pavement - road rash hurts SO much! :-X
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I've been riding motorcycles for longer then you have been alive! I've broken over 30 bones,brain injury (I understand Ford now),partial paralysis in one arm but I just keep on going.I think the key to remaining active is lots of exercise,good diet and removing stress where ever possible.
I never ride a dirt bike on pavement - road rash hurts SO much! :-X
Ya, rash does suck. However, The track area and field was too wet from the rain.
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I must consider myself lucky to have never broken a bone.
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I must consider myself lucky to have never broken a bone.
Then you dont ride hard enough. HAHA J/K.
You are lucky.
If I can find a pic of my knee last year I will post it. "IT WAS NASTY"
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look at it this way, travis pastrana's knees are in better shape than yours..
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look at it this way, travis pastrana's knees are in better shape than yours..
Na, Mine are actually in pretty good shape. The Dr. that did the replacements was the Dr that did all the orthopedic stuff for San Antonio Spurs team.
He is good. Now retired which sucks for me. LOL
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yep it's amazing what they can do, i'm not far from 100% fit again after lumbar fusion surgery for my broken back. not to mention reconstructed wrist and left thumb and separated ac joint, along with cracked ribs couple times and numerous cuts and grazes. dirt bikes are great aren't they.
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yep it's amazing what they can do, i'm not far from 100% fit again after lumbar fusion surgery for my broken back. not to mention reconstructed wrist and left thumb and separated ac joint, along with cracked ribs couple times and numerous cuts and grazes. dirt bikes are great aren't they.
Could not live without them!!!!!!!!
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I won't list the injuries, But I am 47 and have raced a dirt bike in 5 decades.
My goal in life is to make it 6, Come on 2020...
I still get the chills when I start my CR500.
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Ride on man. You must have hours of stories!
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Ride on man. You must have hours of stories!
Yeah, Some of em are even true :D
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Ride on man. You must have hours of stories!
Yeah, Some of em are even true :D
HAHAHAHA ;D
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It sucks to hear about injuries, but it is awesome to hear about the guys that get back on and still ride!!!
I know the injury side all too well, I completely tore two tendons in my rotator cuff on my right shoulder from going over the handlebars. I waited 5 months to get in with a good surgeon for the operation, it took 6 months of recovery and rehabilitation to get back to average mobility and function of my shoulder. I would rather have broken a bone! Less recovery time. The fact that I missed 11 months of my normal job didn't go over well with my employer either! My Chief was cool (because he rides too), but the Command didn't take the news so well. They said something to the effect of: "You realize, you need both shoulders to be a Rescue Swimmer!" My response: "I still have one good shoulder and my fins can do the rest!"
8)
I am just glad i can still ride and support my family, I'd still be broken without them! ;D