Breaking In Our New Backyard! Huge E-Bike Jumps!! 

At 4:40 when Brian is in the can-am and all u see In the background is Hudson popping wheelies and zooming thru the Frame like a wild man 😂😂I’m dead

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@@tyfi5982 right. Can't wait to see him at Haiden age. When that wild child and his technique start to blend and his natural comfort on a bike is gonna be amazing to watch

@@joshhunsberger1413 yup agreed. They are like another Stewart combo. For the longest time when watching bubbas world I always thought Malcom would never make it cuz he was always playing video games n stuff while James was practicing 24/7. Then Malcom finally buckled down and made it. Feel something similar will happen to huck

Bro this life seems like so much fun! Congrats to the deegans💯🔥

EXT make the best shox

Just about to say that

Vonkat is also a great option. Like ext it was created for the sur ron

Also, EBMX makes a motocross shock & swing arm linkage for the Surron. The shutting off issue is most likely the bake sensors disconnect them and it should help with that, also there is a tip sensor that triggers if the bike is laid to much to one side it could also be disconnected but not advised because it shuts the power off if you reck it...

I like the fact that Brian showed the world that he teaches his kids good moral values, and would not let anybody steal his kids bike. Kudos, Kudos, Kudos! :)

I could not imagine, then I wouldn’t have my dad.

Ahhh maaaan. You missed the best 2 decades in the sport. Tough break young fella. :)

In the 70's, when a kid could buy his own brand new bike and none of our parents ever rode,---we bought them to ride around, (nobody cared if you rode on their property when they were new), explore the world, meet other kids on bikes,---and get away from our parents. It was a freedom that grew an independence within us. Now we had baby sitters when we were little a bit, but once we grew old enough to not have to hire a baby sitter, our parents stopped doing it too. That is probably part of the reason why I have a spirit of freedom more than most Americans today, as we now beg for a government baby sitter.

But, on the movie "On any Sunday 2", there is a man who takes his kid racing and said, "I have spent every Sunday for the last 5 years with my kid. How many parents can say that?". That was cool.

Nope, he would have broken the cases, or maybe an ankle. :)

Sounds like you may be thinking of your own business to kick off. Just find a void and fill it. It is when an industry is new, where you find the most opportunity.

The Nitrogen fill kit was just 2 or 3 hundred bucks.

In the mid to late 70's with my first MX bikes that I bought, I had to learn to work on them if I wanted to ride them, and I wanted to ride them. That experience actually spurred me into manufacturing and earning a couple of engineering degrees later in life. But I was still just above poverty because of shipping our production to communism in china (starting in the 80's). I started a business almost 20 years ago porting little 2-stroke engines, and got myself out of poverty. A fried of mine a bit older, (62 now), had a mother who would not get him a bike at the age of 8, so he put his own together and started riding it in the yard. She saw him riding it and morally said, "I can't take it from him. He made it.", and today, he owns a 60,000 sq/ft manufacturing facility full of robotics with 35 employees making all the gas tanks and fenders for Indian Motorcycles, (and other customers.). He likes to get out of town once in a while for some dirt bike riding, like in Chili. There was a lot more opportunity to grab than just winning races.